Extension Of Market For Honey In Baking Industry Investigated By NRC
The National Research Council report from Manitona laboratories shows honey's market expansion in baking leans toward sweet goods like cookies, not bread. Professors Geddes and Winkler found substituting honey for cane sugar in bread does not improve loaf volume flavor or other bread traits, offering honey where its moisture absorption and stronger sweetness matter more.
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National Research Council
University of Manitona
Canadian Wheat Pool
W. F. Geddes
C. A. Winkler
Wheat Pool
Manitoba
Suggeson
Dairy official urges herd testing for Canada stock gains
Dr. J A Ruddick Dominion Dairy Commissioner told the Dairy Men's Association of Eastern Ontario that periodical herd testing and direct stock improvement are the key questions for Canadian dairy farmers. He warned farmers face losses from low prices while improvement could lift milk yield and cheese output, noting a potential 30 percent rise in yield could boost cheese value. He cited butter production in 1930 likely 10 million pounds higher than 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Farmers of Canada
J. A. Ruddick
Dominion Dairy Commissioner
Dairymen’s Association
Ontario
Canada
Ruddick
Marquis Wheat Award Goes to O. Harrison at Saskatchewan Fair
O. Harrison of Conquest wins first prize for Marquis wheat at the Saskatchewan provincial seed fair in Saskatoon. George Canfield of Wild Rose claims top open-class wheat for Reward variety. Northern and southern corn classifications see leaders Colquhoun, Cheeseman, Williams, and Cahoon shine. James and Harry Whitehead prominent in grasses and forage crops as Colquhoun family sweeps fodder corn prizes.
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O. Harrison
Conquest
Charles O. Harrison
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Harrison
George Canfield
Wild Rose
Shellbrook
James Carnegie
Belbeck
A. Robbins
Laura
Marquis
G. Mooney
Aperial
P. G. Colquhoun
Maple Creek
Dent
F R. Cheeseman
Forget
Flint
H. S. Williams
MacRorie
W. A. Cahoon
T. M. Stevenson
James
Harry Whitehead
James Whitehead
Henry Whitehead
Jack Darnbrough
E. Green
F. P. Trowell
Saltcoats
Colquhoun
Living wage needed in Detroit on yearly basis
A letter from Detroit argues the city is nearly bankrupt and workers face a yearly wage problem. It notes Ford's seven dollar daily rate and questions annual earnings for bricklayers, urging wage calculations by year to ensure a living income despite sporadic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Politician Calls for Action Against Trade Slump
Hon Alfred Duranteau K.C. Minister of Marine told the Canadian Club in Toronto that the country needs men of action in politics and business to halt the trade downturn that has affected Canada and other nations in recent years. He urged decisive leadership to restore economic confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Duranteau
K.C
Marine
Canadian Club
Toronto
Cape Town finds new road composition cuts costs
A recently discovered highway material in Cape Town, South Africa, is claimed to halve road construction costs, double road life, and halve laying time compared with standard materials.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Sporty green tweed pattern for college miss and businesswoman
All Tingey models are designed in Paris and patterns cut in New York. The dress features a cross over jabot collar with brown button, Cossack cuffs, hip concealment seaming, and a slightly flared skirt in a dark green tweed mix with white silk trim. Available sizes 16 to 20 and 36 to 42, ready now. price 25 cents in stamps or coins to Fashion Bureau.
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Paris
New York
Fashion Bureau
How To Order Patterns
Winnipeg Union at 175 McDermot Ave publishes pattern ordering guidance. The notice lists pattern numbers and instructions for obtaining patterns, reflecting a pattern request service from the local garment industry.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Rich resources found in Peace River block promise future wealth
The British Columbia government survey, led by Major C. R. Drysdale, reports potential coal, oil, gas, and mineral discoveries alongside extensive agriculture and timber in the Peace River area. Detailed findings are pending, but indications of significant resources have reached provincial authorities amid lands ceded from federal control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace River
British Columbia
C. R. Drysdale
Trade With China Inquiries Reach Canadian Agent in Shanghai
L. M. Cosgrove, Canadian trade commissioner in Shanghai, reports inquiries for Canadian products from the China visit of the Canadian trade delegation. The event fostered goodwill and normal trade is expected to resume in spring 1931. Canadian flour and wheat sales are steady, and lumber exports to China rise with direct BC steamship service boosting Canadian lumber in the market.
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L. M. Cosgrove
Shanghai
China
Demand for Equitable Rates by Saskatchewan Farmers Union
Frank Eliason, secretary of the United Farmers of Canada Saskatchewan section, states the executive will back the Saskatchewan government’s push for proper ocean rates and fair roaring insurance rates on cargoes of grain and other exports from Churchill on the Hudson Bay route to British and continental ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eliason
United Farmers of Canada
Saskatchewan
Churchill
Hudson Bay
Three clergymen dine on nuts and port wine binge
A Glasgow newspaper from July 26, 1800 reports a curious after dinner episode where three clergymen ate 14 quarts of nuts and drank six bottles of port wine, with no other liquor consumed during the sitting.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Life Story of J B Tyrrell Emergent Canadian Geologist
A profile of J B Tyrrell by W J Louden BA traces Tyrrell from Weston Ontario schooldays to Ottawa Geological Survey service. It covers his western and northern explorations, Red River surveys, first dinosaur remains, Yukon gold era, Yukon fortunes and misfortunes, later chief geologist roles, and a landmark Hudson Bay district survey for Sir James Whitney.
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J. B. Tyrrell
W. J. Louden
B.A
Canada
Louden Tvs
Weston
Ontario
Upper Canada
Callege
Toronto University
Lyrrell
Ottawa
Geological Survey
Calgary
Edmonton
Buffalo
Wadson Bay
Rockies
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Tyrrell
Red River
Asia
Alberta
National Museum
Yukon
Dawson
Dominion
Hudson Bay District
Janes Whitney
Ottaswa Journal
Loss From Insect Pests in Saskatchewan Wheat
The 1929 report from the Dominion Department of Agriculture cites a conservative damage estimate of 10,012,000 dollars to Saskatchewan wheat by major pests. Savings from control efforts include 26,000 dollars in Alberta on sugar beet crops and 5,900 dollars on a single wheat stem sawfly farm, underscoring the Entomological Branch work's value.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Financial Expert Pins Cause Of Global Low Mood
Sir Basil Blackett a Bank of England director and Imperial and International Communications chair says world mood stems from humans failing to master the machines they create. He notes India’s readiness for responsible government and praises Viscount Willingdon named as next Viceroy, arriving in Canada.
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Sir Basil Blackett
Montreal
Sir Basil
Bank of England
Imperial and International Communications, Limited
India
Basil
Viscount Willingdon
Canada
Saskatchewan backs powdered milk for poultry feed and export
The Saskatchewan government aims to foster powdered milk production used in the British Isles and by poultry raisers supplying the British market. Provincial markets commissioner W Waldron, returning from the World's Poultry Congress in London, notes the industry could serve prairie-raised birds and potentially expand exports.
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Canada
Great Britain
W. Waldron
England
Danish Bacon Company
Smithfield
London
Denmark
Hull
Leith
Liverpool
Mancester
Chester
Barrow
Newcastle
Stoke-on-Trent
Birmingham
Cardiff
Ipswich
Exeter
Portsmouth
Bristol
Saskatchewan
British Isles
Bee Keeping Profitable In Alberta
Bee keeping proves profitable and practical in Alberta says HH L. Lutiner head beekeeper at the Lethbridge Dominion Experimental Station. The division of agriculture shows one of the province’s fastest growing industries according to Lutiner.
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Alberta
Tesla
HH. L. Lutiner
Lethbridge
Doin
Local Voice Questions a Theft Claim in Jest
A quoted exchange questions a supposed theft with playful mishearing. The piece cites a German language newspaper fragment, mentioning a man’s claim and a possible mix up between a gold item and a another object. No clear individuals or institutions are named.
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Dr. Ruddick
Dominion Dairy
Sondagsnmisse-Strix
Stockhukn
Taffery
Eva A. Tingey
Kame
Northern Resources
Peace River Block
Soph
Paul Revere
Fresh
Alexis I. Rykoff
Council of Peoples’ Commissars
Soviet Union
Rykoff
Viacheslav M. Molotoff
Josef Stalin
Rokoff
France
Joseph Joffre
Marne
Britain
Coie
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