Canadian Pacific news and sports notes from Ottawa and beyond
March fish catch rises across Atlantic and Pacific coasts by nearly 3 million pounds with value 1 224 796 dollars while Pacific herring boosts totals. Madame Jane Lion plans Canadian and U S swims including Toronto Exhibition events. World Poultry Congress heads to Ottawa with 2000 poultrymen led by W M Jardins. Gene Tunney arrives in Canada for training and Laurentian Mountains visit after Canadian Pacific Wind station arrival.
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Madame Jane Lion
Ar«El
Canada
Montnairn
Antwerp
Montreal
United States
Toronto
Atlantic
Pacific
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Ottawa
W. M. Jardins
R. W. Dunlop
Gene Tunney
Mortrel
Canadian Pacific Windt Station
Laurentian Mouataina
Tunney
New York
Abe
Notice on maternity cases and accidents charges
Notice states preparation to take maternity cases and accidents charges. Mention of Mrs Inman and Main Street Rablin.
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Inman
Rablin
Muskrats Wanted for Cash by Lichter and Spigelman
Roblin agents Lichter and Spigelman seek unlimited quantities of muskrats due to a short season and strong demand. They offer the highest prices in cash to suppliers.
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