Alberta hog producers eye supply changes and subsidy effects
Alberta hog producers warn that a British subsidy of five cents a pound on Canadian bacon could hurt home markets. With abundant rough grains this fall, many farmers expect more hogs to be raised, but it will take at least twelve months for them to meet domestic and coastal demand. Two years may pass before western grains enter the export trade.
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Gloriquy
Pace Coast
Aeligh Cima
Howl Wa Ayer
Eigip
Canadian Pacific
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New Police Chief Appointed in Border City
Windsor police commission recently named Daniel Thompson, longtime chief constable of Peterboro, as police chief of the border city. He succeeds Elias Wills, who led the force for over a decade.
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Border City
Windsor
Royal Suvartsy potato strain gains notice in Alberta yield
In Southern Alberta, Angus D reg f Ege reports a large first class potato harvest from a half acre. Mr McKinnon, long-time gardener, claims irrigation improvements and a water-raising hobby inspired by twenty years of cultivation. He describes a potato set with a four pound weight tip and a distinctive toothlike appearance as the Royal Suvartsy strain.
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Book With Signatures of Selkirk Settlers
Estate of Countess Of Selkirk with signatures of Selkirk settlers. Will grants a clause about coronation chairs used at Edward VII and George V? probate granted in Ontario court. The book intends to join St Marys Isle library with family records.
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Comoy
Ontario & Gate Cours
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Soldier-Farmers Prosper In Saskatchewan Year Ahead
Soldier farmers in Saskatchewan push toward a strong year ahead with loans and advances totaling 47.34 dollars already approved by the Soldier Settlement Board. Officials speak of a good seed supply and preparations for winter and spring, forecasting solid chances for a prosperous 1921 despite current hardships.
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Calgary Eyes Aerial Station at Morby Intersection
An aerial observation station may be established at the Morby intersection to aid the forestry branch. Involved parties include Calgary AMEX Eileen Bejicefortis and Bivins, with the project described as valuable support in recent forestry work.
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Manitoba Trade and Marriage Notes Highlight Decline and Exports
Battered OCR shows muddled lines mentioning Manitoba 1919 trade, marriage day themes, and products like Bateai's Corn Extractor. It notes exports to the United States and Europe per provincial agriculture data, with references to ad campaigns, imports, and market shifts amid red showings and Viva faciga.
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Northwestern farmers urge corn as fuel substitute
Governor Henry J. Alles faces a push from former State Senator HS Tiendrichs and Stage Senator Frank H. Meves to burn corn as a substitute for coal. Dampers hinder use while many farmers cannot afford coal, highlighting energy shortages in the region.
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Henry J. Alles
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Frank H. Meves
The Best Medicine for Little Ones Tablets
Parents praise Baby Five Tablets as safe and effective for infants and children of all ages. A testimonial from a caregiver notes the tablets cured a sick baby and kept them healthy, recommending them to others. The product is sold by medicine dealers or 25 cents a box from The De Wai Magazine Co.
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Press News by Wireless Germans Develop Teleography For Domestic Uses
German wireless experts are developing telegraphy for home use. Berlin will transmit news reports at certain hours to large newspapers. The system revives stations in various cities with copy for the press.
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Berlin
Lively War Time Greeting and Nervous Ailment Remedy
A garbled article greets Mons SeUongeal Sy with wartime salutes to Canadian and Austrian forces while shifting to a Victorian health ad. It promotes Parantee's Vegetable Pills as a remedy to restore stomach action for nervous debility and related illnesses, noting the pills as a safe general cure.
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Unclear fragment on milia powders and health claims
The readable text discusses Milia’s Weruy J powders and a warning about internal pests affecting vitality. It mentions safety, injections, and the supposed harm to a child, but the fragment is garbled and lacks coherent facts or a clear event.
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Earthquake Trend Across Cold Months
The note asserts that most earthquakes occur in the cold months, suggesting a seasonal pattern. It does not provide data, locations, or sources to verify the claim.
Edmonton’s Building Boom Surges in 1920s
Edmonton sees a surge in construction with 1920 permits totaling 1,110,330 dollars for warehouses and public buildings. Major structures include Marshall Wells and Reviton’s, while 16 public buildings and 23 stores or offices are listed among dozens of smaller projects.
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Winter Climate Route and Great Magnet Feature
An arcane description extols a Pacific route as a Great Magnet for winter travelers. The piece mentions Canadian Pacific trains and lodging options, mingled with disjointed references to Salvation Army gatherings, camp life, and various medicines. It reads as a fragmented commerce and travel vignette with scattered proper nouns and dated wording.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Ivory Teeth Mystery
A fragmented OCR line mentions ivory teeth on plates and a strange notation. The readable text is incomplete, offering little context about person, place, or event. No clear names or dates are extractable from the snippet.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helped Woman's Health
A testimonial from Mirpre D of Meaford credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing backache weakness fatigue and improved spirits after using the product. The letter notes relief from distress and urges other women with similar symptoms to consider the remedy and write for guidance.
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