Great Bear Lake mining expansion eyed for 1934
Northwest Territories reports rising activity as moratoria on representation work end and Cameron Bay records center activity. Great Bear Lake sees ongoing trenching and diamond drilling, new transport and radio links, and plans for a fifty ton mill boosting radium and silver output for 1934.
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Marya
Sweeniaing Bay
Cameron Bay
Northwest Territories
Hos
Murphy
Feild
Great Bear Lake
Pisata
Britiah Columbia
Ontario
Aurvaya
Royal Caneo ‘Mounted Police
Cameron Stores
Beer Lake Manning
Royal Canadian Air Force
Department of the Interior
Esteseron
Bay
Department of National Defengee
Terilarion
Yukon
Northweet Territories
Meleod
Simpson
Mackenzie River
McVicar Arm
Northweet Company
Sibsi Diary
Imperial Digitalted
Ita
Trail
British Columbia
Fort Hope
Canada
British Empire
Great Bear Jake
Great Heat Lake
Dominion
Sale Of Squirrel Pelts Markets In Edmonton District
Marketed in Edmonton during winter, upwards of 100000 pelts of common red squirrels were sold totaling about 50000 pounds. Fur dealers estimate distribution to thousands of farmers and farm youths, with prices from eight to eighteen cents when demand peaked. current quotes drift between twelve and sixteen cents as springy pelts are rejected due to mite weather and sunny days.
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Edmonton
Edbionton
South Africa Eyes Tax Cuts for Oki Times Profit Firms
A brief report notes South Africa considering lower taxes for certain profit makers linked to Oki Times, aiming to spur investment and growth amid fiscal reviews.
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South Africa
Oki Times
Saskatoon Tuberculosis Survey Highlights Child Health
Dr. Grimith Binning director of medical services in Saskatoon schools notes long standing issues in cattle waste milk pasteurization and meat inspection tied to tuberculosis. A survey examined 645 children last month revealing few born and raised in Saskatoon reacted positively to tuberculin tests.
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Perth
Grimith Binning
Saskatoon
Binning
Woman Aviator Declares Commercial Flight A Man’s Job
Antonie Strassman, among Germany’s first women pilots, arrived in New York and stated that commercial aviation is a man’s field. She said experimental flying is over and pilots should be men, noting passengers trust male captains. Strassman plans to keep flying only for personal amusement.
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Antonie Strassman
New York
Miss Stras
Pure Food Guarantee Canada High Standards in British Markets
Canadian meat products have held an enviable place in Great Britain and Europe for years. To maintain these standards the Dominion government created an inspection service through the Department of Agriculture with veterinary inspectors. The Canada Approved stamp guarantees pure food.
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Great Britain
Europe
Dominion
Department of Agriculture
Canada
Candidate Focuses on Wheat as Heckler Demands Hay
The candidate declares the nation must grow more wheat while a heckler demands hay. The exchange centers on food for mankind, with the candidate promising to address the heckler’s case later. In a separate note, Hunter’s wife asks about a shot. Hunter replies it was in the hospital, not the kitchen.
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Hunter
Springtime fashions for youngsters pattern with rabbit
Pattern includes a child dress in calfeo printed dimity with box-plait skirt and an optional rabbit pattern. Sizes 4 6 8 10 years require yardage of Binch material and binding. rabbit needs yardage of 35inch material. Linen and challis prints popular. pattern price 20 and payment by stamps or coin.
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Ift
Addressing Patterns in Newsprint Union Forms
A guidance item outlines how to fill standard address fields for newspaper union records. It notes the address line, city or district, pattern number and name, with notes on size and formatting.
Manitoba Blacksmiths Reflect On Changing Trade In Winnipeg
Manitoba blacksmiths gathered in Winnipeg for their annual convention. They declared the village smithy a dim figure under the spreading chestnut tree, noting horseshoeing has become a sideline as they evolve into jacks of all trades with oxy acetylene welding.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
The Pugness Aqueduct Claims World Length Record
The so called longest aqueduct in the world is named the Pugness. It purportedly spans 81 175 miles and serves 536 Italian towns through its vast network.
Trans-Canada Air Service Plans and Provincial Area Figures
Reports published by Hon. A. Wells Gry update British Columbia area estimates to 366 256 square miles with 6 976 square miles water. A population density of under two per square mile noted. Future plans describe 1985 launch of a Canadian Airways service with jets flying Halifax to Vancouver in under four hours and Toronto to Vancouver routes via North Bay Winnipeg Medicine Hat and the Crows Nest Pass.
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Britth Columbia
A. Wells Gry
Worveys
Department
Encyclopaedia Britannica
British Columbia
Halifax
Vancouver
Torente
Atxao
Toronto
Canadian Airways
Dominion
Companien
Det
Canada
Montreal
Winnipeg
North Bay
Medicine Hat
Crows Nest Pass
Hdmonton
Saskatoon
Prince Albert
Battleford
Maggot farm proposed for Edmonton cures
Fairview UP.W.A members push for a provincial maggot farm in the capital to treat blood poisoning and chronic bone infection. They cite 17-year-old Gordon Fairbairn's recovery from osteomyelitis after maggot therapy, and sent the resolution to MLA W. H. Bailey to raise in the legislature.
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Edmonton
Fairview
W.A
W. H. Bailey
Peabe River
Gordon Fairbairn
Alfalfa Production in Canada Rises with Hardy Seed
Before Dominion Seed Branch inspections, alfalfa seed crops were sealed in sacks to protect inspection tags detailing origin, variety, grade, and inspector signature. Southern grown imported seed failed in northern areas, but winter hardy, assured variety seed accelerated rapid growth and turned alfalfa into a major Canadian hay crop.
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Dominion Seed Branch
Canada
Farms Exhibit Delivers Bizarre Ripley Style Theories
At Michigan State College farmers exposition in Lansing a miniature Ripley show claimed odd proofs. Bees fatherless yet have grandfathers. sour apples sweeter than sweet. plant pulp used for phonograph needles. apples and grapes as berries. honey cost per pound linked to bee flight. The piece also cites seven new jaguar species found in the U.S. National Museum and notes many men become drivers rather than born readers.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
Lansing
England Seeks Clarity on Store Cattle for Canadian Trade
Canadian trade commissioner explains store cattle must be two teeth or two-year-olds to meet British farmer needs. Unfinished three-year-olds are not store cattle and feeders will not buy them. Two-tooth cattle have outlets at spring and autumn store sales with peak seasons in late April through early November.
Farm Tracks And Autos The Tractor's Rise On Plains Farms
The article traces the growth of farm power from the early tractor era to mid-century, noting 1921 with 47 4535 tractors and 1981 with 105 269 tractors. It cites surging vehicle use on 711 090 farms in 1942, about one vehicle per four farms, and contrasts 1931 figures where trucks and automobiles totaled 367 678 on 303 864 farms reporting care and 46 368 reporting trucks.
Fort Peck Reservation Surname Meanings Highlight Local Families
English translations of Indigenous surnames on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation in Wolf Point Montana reveal a spectrum of named families such as Left Hand Thunder Lone Dog Growing Thunder Half Red and Chief Ghost. The list includes Charging Dog Crow Stomach Big Leggin Bets-His-Medicine Bogu-His-Own Beer Gun and Afraid-Or-His-Track reflecting cultural naming patterns across long-standing lineages.
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Fort Peck
Wolf Point
Montana
Dominican Government Names Red and Blue Beef Grades
Official stamps mark beef cuts by grade with red for Choice and blue for Good. Edible ink used on each cut, produced by the Division of Chemistry, Dominion Department of Agriculture. Ink is considered safe and harmless for consumption.
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Dominion Department of Agricultura
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Winatpex
McDermot Avé
Wisttipay
Prince Sigvard
Sweden
Fraulein Erika Patzek
London
Gustav of
Brith Columbia
Leegs
Maggot Farm
U.S. National Museum
England
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