Alberta Polo Pony Boom Draws Ranchers West
Southern Alberta develops a thriving polo pony industry as ranchers adopt it as a sideline with about five carloads annually shipping to the United States. Canadian Pacific and Macdonald College test gypsum as a potato culture aid at Plaster Rock New Brunswick. A British journalist tour will by Canada in August. Canada’s 1927 wheat yield forecast at 325,075,000 bushels with prairie provinces supplying 305,052,000. Oats total 389,758,000 bushels with 226,297,000 to the prairies. Barley 88,830,000 with 71,724,000 to the prairies. Rye 12,169,600 mostly prairie. Flax seed 6,319,300 with all but 107,000 prairie.
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Canada’s railway, commerce and loyalty praised at event
A July gathering lauded the Canadian Pacific Railway and its role in shaping Canada’s westward growth, linking water transport, rail and settlement. Leaders credited Quebec and Ontario figures, with a toast to the nation and notes on lasting cooperation between provinces.
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