Canada in 1928 Census: Phones and Wealth Amid Rail Growth
Statistics reveal 1,269,987 telephones in Canada with a phone for every eight people and average citizen making 22 calls in 1928. Canada’s national wealth is $26.69 billion, about $2,700 per person, with agriculture leading regional wealth. Canadian Pacific Railway funds colonization work, and major railway figures join its board. A Moose Jaw Wild Animal Park shipment plans buffalo and other species to Banff. A demolished Montreal building is rebuilt on a new site with minimal material loss. Demonstrations of grasses forage crops and seed education tour Manitoba with seed cars and a poultry car accompanying lecturers.
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Canada
Mars
Pumbera
Moose Jaw Wild Animal Park
Rocky Mountain National Park
Banff
Alberta
Dominion
Canadian Pacific Railway
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Manitoba Agricultural College
Wawanesa Mutual Insurance holds 1929 annual meeting
The 8rd annual meeting of Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company was held in Wawanesa on February 5 1929 at 2 p.m. Henderson chaired, Dr C M Vanstone presented reports, 1928 levy 20 percent, assessments 436352.65, cash premiums 170152.84, cash assets rose to 2677792.45, total insuring in force over 152 million, one year gain near 18 million, losses about 320.09, board reelected Wallace and Reid, thanks given to managers and directors.
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Wembera
Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company
C. M. Vanstone
Messrs
Wallace and
Reid
Wawanesa Mutual
Canada
Oelow
Wawanesa
Wawanesa Way
Man
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