Canadian Tourist Admittance Regulations Outlined
Regulations outline Canada’s rules for visiting tourists including stay limits of up to sixty days with a possible thirty day extension, and six months with a bond. Personal items such as cameras fishing gear and pets are admitted with reporting or deposits. Servants of American tourists are allowed. focus on bona fide U S visitors and careful readmission for aliens.
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Canada
National Revenue
Canadas
United States
Dominion
W. A. Gordon
Immigration and Colonization
Gordon
Canadian Silver Fox Breeders Meet Reports Growth
Approximately 400 association members from nine provinces and other countries gathered at Summerside PEI for the annual meeting. The eleventh directors report shows total membership at 6 586, up 822, with 99 616 puppies marked and 92 823 examined, the largest on record. Transfers totaled 28 943, and pelts consigned to the marketing department neared 22 000, doubling the prior year. Special suction sales in Montreal for South American and in Paris and London for Europe were noted.
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Canadian Silver Fox Breeders’ Association
Canada
Summerside
P.ei
Montreal
Paris
London
England
Canada’s Tourist Industry Drives Highways and Licenses
Canada’s tourism and driving sectors moved over nine billion miles on highways and consumed about half a million gallons of gas last year. Provinces gained nearly $43 million in direct gas and license revenue as the Dominion reports the automobile and petroleum industries’ economic weight. Vehicle registry reached 1,239,888 with 1,047,494 passenger cars, averaging one car for eight people.
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United States
Canada
Dominion Department of Trade and Commerce
Dominion
Slim patterned crepe dress pattern No 829 description
A fashion pattern description outlines a red and white crepe dress with a low circular skirt flare and diagonal upper seam to lengthen the figure. It notes a adjustable tie belt at the natural waist, cape collar, and fabric options like chiffon prints and linen. Sizes range from 14 to 42 bust with yardage figures and a 25 cent price.
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Union
Winnipeg pattern ordering guidance provided by Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 1735 McDermot Ave. It includes pricing and size options. The dialogue about budgeting illustrates a humorous postal-style exchange.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Sussex Farmers Cling to Ancient Wooden Ploughs
In Sussex and Kent England the old wheelless turn wrist plough remains popular. Wooden construction dominates except for the iron shoe and bolts. The wooden share breaks up soil on heavy land and avoids furrow smear, explaining farmer persistence despite ridicule.
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England
Sussex
Kent
Empire Marketing Board Signals Growing Support Across Provinces
Despite a weak world economy, Britain’s Empire Marketing Board shows rising internal purchases within the empire. Canada and New Zealand apples hit a record last year, Canadian pears rise to 64,000 hundredweight in 1930. Parliament is asked to provide 3,295,000 for board activities next year. grants support cheese ripening research, livestock transport costs, egg production, and Newfoundland fishery studies.
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United Kingdom
Empire Marketing Board
Canada
New Zealand
University of British Columbia
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Newfoundland
Edmonton Exports Butter Returns to Market
Edmonton re entered the export butter market sending 56 tons of creamery butter from Woodland plant to Liverpool via Panama routes in special refrigeration. A second shipment of 2000 boxes is planned for August to Glasgow. Alberta production for the first half of 1931 rose 48.3 percent to 6,775,000 pounds.
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Edmonton
Woodland
Liverpool
Canadian National
Blue Star
Panama
Glasgow
Alberta
Orient
E. T. Love
Woodland Dairy
Shanghai Son
French scientists find kaabee plant high sugar content
Three researchers in France report the Paraguayan kaabee plant contains about 300 times more sugar per gram than sugar cane, suggesting potential for sweeter source material.
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France
Diamond willow destroyed by bush fires in wheat country
West sections show valuable diamond willow being rooted out during land clearing for more wheat acreage. Bark marks hide a diamond shaped pattern, spotted singly or in clusters. An Edmonton Technical School exhibit features a diamond willow settee to inspire students in woodworking. Edmonton stores sell related furniture.
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Edmonton
Old Fashioned Pattens Used in England Half a Century Ago
A writer recalls English people walking dryshod with iron foot terms. Pattens were wooden soles with iron legs lifting feet above mud. They remained common in parts of the country until about 50 years ago, with notices asking visitors to remove pattens before entering churches.
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England
Trent
Yeovil
Alberta Fox Farms Grow Quickly Despite New Industry
Alberta's annual Alberta Silver Black Fox Breeders Association meeting in Calgary heard Chief Game Warden Benjamin Lawton note rapid progress in the fox farming sector. He said provincial farms grew from 12 in 1921 to 203 in 1929 with about 13 000 animals.
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Alberta Silver Black Fox Breeders' Association
Calgary
Benjamin Lawton
Alberta
Eggs Exports From British Columbia To London Begin
A shipment of three thousand cases of thirty dozen eggs each was sent from New Westminster to London by the British Columbia egg pool. It marks the first export shipment since 1929 and is expected to be the first of several shipments this year. Prices in London are reported as fair.
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British Columbia
New Westminster
London
England
British
Montreal
Regina
Department of Marine
Shipping Commission
Prince Takes Up Motorboating As New Sport
The Prince of Wales has ordered two racing boats and plans to host competitions among his racing and motor friends rather than enter open races. A German fire engine uses carbonic acid powder to smother flames instead of water.
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Prince of Wales
Is Bernice Happily Married In This Brief Exchange
A short dialogue notes Bernice is married and content, mentioning her husband is away frequently. The exchange reflects domestic sentiment and marital status without further details.
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Bernice
Steamship Boothic Sets Annual Arctic Patrol Voyage
The S S Boothic begins its annual voyage to the Arctic Archipelago from North Sydney on July 29 to support the 1981 expedition. Major L. T. Burwash leads the party with Captain E. Falk as master and Dr. L. D. Livingstone aboard as ship’s doctor. RCMP constables assist in personnel changes at posts including Pond Inlet and Baffin Island, with stops at Godhaven and Dundas Harbour to re provisioning caches and ensure patrol operations.
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S.S Boothic
Department of the Interior
Arctic Archipelago
North Sydney
Nova Scotia
North West Territories
Yukon
L. T. Burwash
Royal Canadian Mounted
Pond Inlet
Baffin Island
Bache Peninsula
Ellesmere Island
Lake Harbour
Godhaven
Greenland
Boothic
Baffin Bay
Dundas Harbour
Devon Island
Lancaster Sound
Winter Harbour
Melville Island
Beothic
Beechey Island
Cape Cockburn
Bathurst Island
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
River Clyde
Pangnirtung
Baffin’ Island
Chesterfield
Hudson Bay
Port Burwell
Hudson Strait
Wil
Canned Goods Standards Under Dominion Inspection
Summer camping season highlights the Dominion Department of Agriculture Fruit Branch inspection of all canned products. Each container must bear a grade and true quality, with Fancy as top, Choice as real good, and Standard for value and flavor at low cost.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Fallacious Opinion on City Hospital Excellence
The St. Thomas Times-Journal argues that high quality surgical care and nursing exist in smaller hospitals and communities, not only in large continental cities. It praises local surgeons and emphasizes comparable work across small towns alongside metropolitan centers.
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St. Thomas
Bermuda relaxes motor car ban allows two ambulance cars
Bermuda broadens its motor vehicle ban after a horse drawn ambulance accident during firefighting efforts. Private carriages were used to haul firefighters through smoke and heat, with twenty men awaiting ambulance during the blaze while concerns rise over budget issues in Chile.
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Island
Bermuda
Bermudian
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Madrid
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