Immigration report shows 12180 from United States in June
A June immigration report from the Bault Ste. Marie office lists 12 180 people crossing from the United States. The item notes Peru’s resumed participation in League affairs and mentions other mixed global notes from Canada and England.
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Immigration Office
Bault Ste. Marie
Cansia
Unitedtates
Peru
League of National
Horace Plunkett
Iriah
Watcsman
Brooklands
Surrey
England
Western Canada
The
Royal College of Surgeons
Toronto
Canada
Bean
Sport Ae
Hartley Smith
Toronto Academy of Medicine
A ‘General Hospital
Smith
Canadian pulp and paper exports rise in first half of year
The Canadian Pulp and Paper Association reports that exports of pulp and paper for the first half of the year totalled 7 190 980 and 94 294 081 dollars respectively, up from 1928 levels. Pulp wood exports fell to 5 242 623 dollars from 6 826 000.
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Pulp. and Paper Association
Aviation safety urged after Kentucky town crash
The Regina Daily Post warns that flying at low altitude over cities risks lives after a Kentucky town crash killed a visitor and two businessmen. It calls aviation authorities to set rules denying city overflights and requiring pilots to know local wires and landing options.
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Kentucky
Avistor
Cites
Three Women Plan Global Trek From New York to Alaska and Beyond
Three young women depart New York in a light motor truck aiming to view remote corners of the world. Baroness Christa Von Brandenstein Miss Nada De Namur and Miss Margaret D Angolo report to reach Alaska then fly, dog teams, and travel through the Gobi and Australasia as they pursue a three year round the world journey.
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New York
Alaska
Christa von Brandenstein
Nada de Namur
Margaret D'Angelo
Ottawa
Ont
Gobi Desert
Wilds
Australis
Yeeland
Globe
Recipes For This Week Coffee Service Tips
The coffee should be brewed strong and served hot in glasses with cracked ice. Melting ice weakens the beverage. Add cream to the glass to salt the taste and, if desired, top with whipped cream.
South African envoy named to Washington amid policy shift
Eric Louw, South African High Commissioner in London, is appointed minister Plenipotentiary and envoy extraordinary to Washington. The move aligns with Premier Hertzog's party aim for separate diplomatic representation for the Union in certain capitals.
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Eric Louw
London
Washington
Hertzog
Paris Cotton Fashions Highlight Sheer Printed Voile
Paris unveils new season cotton voiles and printed lawns in sheer fabrics. Style No 562 features bodice yoke and circular skirt inset in soft tones. Available in bust sizes 16 through 46 in pastel prints, prices set at 28 cents in stamps or coins.
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Paris
Shantung
No Batter Shortage Production In Prairie Provinces
Butter production in the prairie provinces of Western Canada shows a surplus this year with stronger output than 1928. Alberta receipts for creamery butter in the first five months rise 18 percent over the same period last year. Saskatchewan produced 3 891 236 pounds, up 1 748 816 from a year ago, Manitoba output up 899 021 pounds or 34.5 percent.
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Canada
Prairie Provinces
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Or & Peer Cent
Manitoba Creamery
Obedience and stubbornness from a storied life at sea
A wife and friend recall a man famed for obstinacy. In youth he refused to act, and a boat dispute ended with him being thrown overboard with the injunction to sink or swim. He did nothing at that moment, instead lying on his back as the tale closes.
Snow Cross of Holy Cross National Forest Noted
The famous cross of snow in Holy Cross National Forest Colorado is formed by two snow filled crevices on the mountain slope. The cross is visible for miles, drawing visitors and sparking interest in the natural landmark.
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Holy Cross National Forest
Col. ‘Orado
Bananas Imported into United States Rise in Two Year Span
The United States imported about 5 000 5 1900 000 pounds of bananas over a two year period, reflecting growing demand and trade activity.
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United States
Erection of Temple Foundations and Devotional Notes
A devotional reading on Ezra and Psalm themes discusses the return from Babylon, rebuilding of the altar and temple, offerings, and the roles of priests and Levites. It contrasts the first Solomon temple with the second rebuilt by the people, noting choruses and Psalms sung in celebration. Also mentions a fossil turtle with ancient Chinese inscriptions and hints at near country churches offering Sunday parking lifts.
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Babylon
Sidon
Tyre
Ranspo
Jerusalem
Temple
Pyramids
Parthenon
Colizeum
St. Peter's
William
Mitchell
First Temple
Solomon
David
Israel
The
Dean Stanley
Field’ Museum of Natural History
Honan
Increasing Elevator Capacity in Canada This Year
Elevator capacity additions total over 25 million bushels across Ontario and coastal cities. Projects include Prescott 6.5 million and Vancouver 3 million plus 1 million, Kingston 0, Sarnia 2 million, Midland 2 million, Collingwood 2 million, Port Colborne 2 million, Goderich 1 million with another 1 million, Owen Sound 2 million, Halifax 1 million.
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Canada
Ontario
Vancouver
Halifax
Prescott
Kingston
Sarnia
Midland
Collingwood
Port Colborne
Goderich
Owen Sound
Gas From Cypress Hills Plans To Supply Southern Saskatchewan
H I Cowham representing Roth and Faurot gas producers recently visited Moose Jaw to discuss developing Cypress Hills gas and oil wells. He confident gas can be supplied to Moose Jaw and other southern and eastern cities from Cypress Hills.
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H. I. Cowham
Messrs
Brandon Fair Machinery Exhibit Sets Canadian Record
The fSAchinery exhibit at Brandon Fair claims the largest ever held in Canada and larger than any State fair across the line. This year 618 machines and 74 exhibiting firms are listed, up from 499 machines and BT firms last year.
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Brandon Fair
Canada
New Industries Grow in Winnipeg This Year
Winnipeg sees diversification with new factories forming in furniture and metal products along with packing-house goods electric fixtures children's hats and sash and doors expanding local manufacturing footprint.
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Winnipeg
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Atta
Canada’s Forests
Pethlaten
Regina Dally Post
John Frederick Sanderson
Knox College Chapel
Beryl Hodgins
W. H. Hodgins
Moosomin, Sask
F. G. Sanderson
Dominion
London Advertiser
Betty Barclay
Taran
South Africa
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
MacDermot Ave
Yee
Sette Set Aesce
John A. Chantler & Co., Ltd
Wellington St. W
Toronto, Ont
Anelon
Theo
Wrigleys
Bee
Cypress Hills
Failway
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