Three British Immigrants Rise to Canadian Cabinet Posts
The Toronto Star profiles Peter Heenan, Charlie Dunning, and Parke Forke, three British immigrants who built political careers in Canada. Heenan rose from Alberta ranching to Ontario legislature and then federal Labor Minister. Dunning climbed from western farm work to Saskatchewan treasurer and federal minister. Forke advanced from Manitoba landholder to local government leader and federal minister. Each path shows immigrant optimism and ascent.
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Kang
Canada
Wis
Inrrante
Dunning
Bregland
Forke
Seotand
Heenan
Treland
Hailwayn
Dominion
Training
England
Ireland
Scotland
Peenan
Parke
Manitoba
Pipestone
Illaxe
Maniohs
Maniohs Union of Municipalities
Hut
House of Commons
Progressives
King
Peter Heenan
Charlie Dunning
Costa Rica
Alberta
Kenora
Association of Locomotive Engineers
Ontario
Great Britain
House
Cuiming
Saskatchewan Drain Growers
Saskatchewan Co-operative Elevator Company
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Saskatchewan
Torunto
Demand for Cunrian Hay Crop Seen in UK
The Commercial Sun reports True Commissioners Harrison in London notes a fair import demand if this year’s Canatian crop meets quality and price. UK hay crop yield is about 10 percent below average but better than last year. A separate item mentions branch line railroad conductors and a faulty engine incident.
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Harrison
London
United Kingdom
World's Greatest Creditor Report to League of Nations
The report lists Great Britain as the world's greatest creditor with about £4,000,000,000 in foreign investments while the United States holds about £2,800,000,000. A separate note mentions Alaska reindeer killed by volcanic ash affecting feeding and health.
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Economic Committee of the
League of Nations
Geneva
United States
Great Britain
Alaska
The Dangerous Fly
Physicians revisit the fly as a disease spreader. An experiment washed a fly and found 1,250,000 bacteria in the bath water, suggesting flies should be screened from homes and breeding areas cleaned to prevent illness.
Canada Fifth in World Milk Production
The article notes Canada ranks fifth among the world's top eighteen milk producing nations with 3,894,311 milk cattle. It also cites Canada's butter output at 272,209,287 pounds and cheese production at 172,248,375 pounds, amid US and German leadership in respective categories.
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United States
Germany
France
Great Britain
Ireland
Canada
Cement Versus Wooden Floors In Poultry Houses Debate
A Charlottetown Experimental Station report compares cement and wooden floors for poultry houses. Cement floors resist vermin and are durable but stay damp in winter and spring, while a wooden sectional floor kept dry and required less cleaning, according to superintendent J A Clark in 1927.
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Muiony
Charlottetown
J. A. Clark
E. P. Ranch Ships Stock to Kenwood California
A shipment from the E P ranch travels to Kenwood stock farms in California. The consignment includes seven cows seven short horn? No, seven cows, five Short horn bulls, and five Yearling bulls. Some cattle were imported from the royal farm in England. James Watson, of the IP vanca, serves as herdsman and will inspect major stock businesses in California.
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E.P. Ranch
Kenwood
California
Royal Farm
England
James Watson
IP Vanca
Willing To Oblige Bank Clerk With Identity Hold
A bank clerk insists on identification to cash a cheque while a blushing caller tries to smooth the hurdle by presenting a love letter that describes her fully. The scene captures social pressure and the awkward exchange over a routine financial act.
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George
Western Hotel Now Complete at Bann Springs
The Bann Springs hotel, guardian of the Canadian Rockies, is ready for tourists with major alterations and a new wing. New warm and cold pools are added, and the old nine hole golf course has been enlarged to eighteen holes under mountain shadows.
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Bann Springs
Canadian Rockies
Fant Springs
Empire Marketing Board Aims To Expand intra Empire Trade
The Empire Marketing Board continues to push Empire buying in the United Kingdom with a focus on consumer publicity and research. It urges quality and volume in Empire goods, notes growing public interest, and calls for legislative support to align agricultural and commercial interests with imperial trade expansion.
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Imperial Economic Conference
Cantula
Imperial Economic Committee
Empire Marketing Board
Dominion Affairs
United Kingdom
Party
Great Britain
Mpire
British Electrical and Allied Manufacturers’ Association
London
Nev
Canada
Empire Marketing Board Agan
Insects of the Flower Garden and Their Control
Ottawa bulletin No. 99 by Arthur Gibson Dom inion Entomologist advises liquid and dry insecticides. Paris green mixed with lime treats forty gallons. smaller amounts use a spoonful. Dry mix uses Paris green with plaster. apply at dawn. Arsenate of lead offers foliage safety. strength given for liquid and paste forms.
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Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Arthur Gibson
Demand Grows for Reaper Threshers as Harvest Field Expands
Vendors report rapid uptake of reaper threshers with high purchase volumes this year. Industry observers anticipate heavier use of these harvesters across farms, signaling a strong market and wider adoption.
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Seevick
W. H. D'Arcy
Canadian Pacific Railway
Winnipeg
Mr. D'Arcy
Cunrian
Pamenger
Alwaya
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Kippa Jack
Eg. P. Sparkes
English Bulldog Club of
Sparkes
Toronto
Kippa Jock
Poultry House
E. P. Ranch
Californi
Western Hotel
Kasper
Stoeiteins
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