Canada 1924 mineral output and port grain record
Canada’s 1924 mineral production is estimated at 203.194 million dollars, down from 214.079 million the prior year, with metallics 96.054 million, fuels and other non metals 73.83 million, and structural materials 33.33 million. The Port of Montreal set a world grain handling record at 165,189,256 bushels, and the All Blacks rugby tour of Canada was outlined with stops from St John to Vancouver. Calgary plans a 50th anniversary pageant for 1876 and a stampede, plus national travel for 1926 conventions with extensive CPR support and anticipated 150,000 delegates across eastern and western Canada and the U.S.
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Canada
Department of Mines
Montreal
All Blacks
New Zealand
Canadian Pacific
St. John
N.B
Montlaurier
Dominion
Toronto
Niagara Falls
Calgary
Banff
Vancouver
Sanclaco
Palliser Hotel
Victoria
Canadian Pacific Railway
Pacific
United States
C. B. Foster
Foster
Lake Louise
United
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Gill and Cos
McFadden
Momay
R. F. Painter
Togo
Sask
H. Coppinger
Shell River
Hillsburg
Goldman’s
Liz
McDonald
Princess Kathleen
Lady Mount Stephen
Lord Mount Stephen
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Panama Canal
Seaboard
British Columbia
Calgary Exhibition Board
Old North-West Mounted Police
Newton Block
W. Evans
W. R. Kaiser
G. W. Glover
Main Street
Chas. A. Grobe
Optometrist
Dasvphis
Mitchell's Drug Store
Courge
Mabt
F. Standish
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Reblia
Kraft Pot
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Premi MS
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