Explanation Of Marketing Act At Canadian convention
The explanation by Dr Barton of the Natural Products Marketing Act 1934 outlines its aim to improve marketing methods for natural Canadian products. It details permissive powers vested in a Dominion Marketing Board and local boards, their control over movement, shipments, and practices, and provisions for exemptions, pools, compensation, and licensing to regulate interprovincial and export trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturials
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
St Macdonald College
Quebec
Barton
Ottawa
Canada
Dominion Marketing Board
Domlinion Board
Dominion Board
Dominion Board. Thus, the Focal Boards
Prehistoric Mosasaur Remains Found Near Morden Manitoba
The 66 million year old mosasaur fossils were unearthed on the Bentonite clay belt west of Morden Manitoba. J E O Day discovered the finds eight feet below the surface while digging for Bentonite. Sernburg of the National Museum Ottawa supervises the dig and calls it Canada’s best mosasaur example. One specimen runs about 33 feet long with another nearly as large. The fossils will be shipped to Ottawa for study and display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairies
Central North America
Morden
Man
Sternburg
Geological Survey of the
National Museum At
Ottawa
Canada
J. E. O'Day
United States
Alberta
Remark on Montcalm and Plains of Abraham 1759 question
A classroom inquiry asks what Montcalm allegedly said before engaging the British at the Plains of Abraham in 1759. It presents a student’s curious line about a raid by a “big bad wolf” to prompt discussion of history and tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montcalm
Plains of Abrahan
New Summer Dress Pattern Offers Many Fabrics and Sizes
Its as smart as can be and 0 easily made by the home scamatreas. Choose new! It will stretch your summer budget for you. There are hosts of nice schemes for this type of frock. The original choose copen blue linen. Striped fabrice as cotton broad cloth, pique, linen, shirting silks, etc., are nice mediums. Washing silks in white, pastels or shirtings are also good, while an end less choice will be afforded by the printed and plain crepes for tawn wear. Style No. 970 is designed for sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 48 inches bust. Size 36 requires 34, yards of 39 inch material. Price of pattern 20 cents in stamps or coin coin is preferred. Wrap coin carefully.
Salmon Study Highlights Food Habits of Sea Trout and Salmon
Miss Elizabeth Boyd of McGill University zoology staff cites Sea Trout as voracious eaters while salmon abstain during their journey to spawning grounds. She reports a Scotland study titled A Third Investigation of the Food of Sea Trout and notes her teaching affiliations and degrees. May beef sales in Canada total 4,286,360 lbs this May, with 2,754,678 lbs in May 1933, and five month totals rising to 17,163,703 lbs this year versus 12,922,193 lbs last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Boyd
Department of Zoology
McGill University
Miss Boyd
Scotland
Mias Boyd
University of Edmonton
Mount Holyoke College
Massachusetts
McGill
Canada
Rainey Blames U S For World Trade Strain In Toronto
The Honorable Henry T. Rainey of Illinois speaking in Toronto condemned the United States for sparking nationalism in trade. He argued reciprocal tariffs aim to restore balance and predicted President Roosevelt will act with business and international harmony support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Rainey
Illinois
Congress
Toronto
United States
Roosevelt
Border Cities Star
In Persia foremen punch a card for workers daily
A Persian practice sees foremen stamping workers’ time cards at day’s end to record wages due. The routine formalizes payroll and labor timing, reflecting attention to compensation records and shift tracking in industrial settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Earliest Bible Manuscript Papyrus Dates to Early Third Century
The oldest known Bible fragment is a papyrus from the early third century that preserves portions of Genesis. The discovery highlights ancient scribal practices and the transmission history of biblical text.
How To Order Patterns Pattern No Name Town
Pattern order guide lists multiple pattern numbers and names associated with a town. Readers are guided on selecting patterns by number and title. This item presents a catalog-like entry with no narrative details beyond ordering instructions.
Chief Migratory Bird Officer Appointed for Prairie Provinces
The government named J. Dewey Soper as Chief Migratory Bird Officer for the prairie provinces with headquarters at Winnipeg. The move aligns with the Migratory Birds Treaty to protect waterfowl, birds, and the outdoors, noting drought and other pressures on nesting grounds in the prairies. Soper, famed for discovering Blue Goose nesting grounds, will work with provincial officials, RCMP, conservation groups, and schools to monitor waterfowl and broader bird protection efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Murphy
J. Dewey Soper
Prairie Provinces
Winnipeg
Canada
North America
Prairies
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Coast
United States
Congress
Murphy
Soper
Foxe Basin
Baffin Island
Wood Buffalo Park
Alberta
Northwest Territories
Dominion
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Department of the Interior
Arctic Anglican Missions Progress in Northern Diocese
Rt. Rev. A. L. Fleming of Toronto, bishop of the Arctic, reports smooth work by Anglican missions in the Arctic and sub Arctic regions. He travelled 4062 miles by air with Pilot Dan Farrell, starting June 1 from Waterways, along the Mackenzie river valley to Aklavik, visiting Eskimo settlements for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
A. L. Fleming
Toronto
Edmonton
Dan Farrell
Canadian Airways Limited
Mackenzie River
Aklavik
Missions
Wood Fuel Use Remains High in Canada
The Forest Service notes a large share of wood goes to fuel despite coal use. Annual fuel wood in Canada totals about 913 million cubic feet or 9,611,223 cords, roughly thirty percent of all wood cut. Over the last two or three years demand for fuel wood has risen significantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Forest Service
Department of the Interior
Dominion
Outlawing the revolver urged for public safety
A columnist argues that the revolver serves little legitimate use for Canadians and advocates banning it to reduce crime. The piece contends revolvers are linked to crime and that reports of their beneficial impact are rare.
Real Treasure Display At South Africa House Party
A tapestry map of Africa designed by MacDonald Gill and carried out at Morris rooms in Merton Abbey was shown for the first time at a party featuring guests Prince George Princess Alice and the Earl of Athlone. Sir Abe Bailey donated the piece. News of the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Trafagar Square
Prince George
Princess Alice
Earl of
Potato Planting Plans Show Small Rise in Dominion
The Bureau of Statistics reports intentions to plant potatoes in the Dominion rising about 2 percent this year. Intended acreage is 540.11 thousand acres, up from 527.7 thousand acres in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Bureau of Statistics
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Ruth Rogers
P Police
London
Robert Peel
London Constabulary
Lord Trenchard
Scotland Yard
Uncle Sam
U.S
Ilinois
Britain
Germany
ENT
Great Britain
Bleasing
Herr Ulrich
Berger
Whitehall
Inset
Neville Chamberlain
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Brittany
Finistere
Mouren
Africa
Fort of Tapestry
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