Vast Saskatchewan Deposits Make World Class Sodium Sulphate
A Dominion Government survey reports Saskatchewan hosts one of the world’s richest sodium sulphate beds. The Alkali lakes near Horse Shoe Lake yield a high grade material, with local employment at about 7000 dollars monthly. New dry plants at Ormiston and Dunkirk enable 100 tons daily, shipping to Sudbury and boosting provincial wealth.
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Saskatchewan
Dominion
Gaskatchewan
Bureau of Publications
Horseshoe Lake
Dominion Geological Survey
Ontario Walnuts Win Best Exhibit at Cedar Rapids
Kent County Ontario claims top walnut status as Harold English of near Chatham presents a six year old tree bearing two good crops. Judges at the Nut Growers Conference praised large size cracking extraction quality and fine flavour of Japanese walnuts from English farms near Chatham.
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Kent County
Ontario
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Harold English
Chatham
Debt Adjusting Plan Letters Sent to Saskatchewan Municipalities
Hon. Howard McConnell announced that 300 rural Saskatchewan governing bodies were sent letters stating the sheriffs will cooperate with the debt adjusting commissioner. The plan refers all arbitration requests to the commissioner and asks municipalities to report cases needing help. The action follows a Regina parliamentary building meeting of the creditors and debtors committee with farmers, retailers, banks, and Wheat Pool representatives.
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Saskatchewan
Howard McConnell
Parlament
Regina
United Farmers of Canada
Wheat Pool
Soybeans Show Link Between Oil and Protein Values
A Dominion Department of Agriculture study finds a steady inverse link between fat and protein in soybeans. Tests at Ottawa and Harrow, Ontario show protein from 40.82 to 46.05 percent and fat from 20.18 to 15.18 percent, reflecting two main commercial uses: oil and high protein meal for livestock feed.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Harrow
Ontario
Oakland Youth Receives 10000 From Deceased Banker
A smiling face and unfailing kindness earned Martin L Benson a $10,000 bequest from Frank R Chadwick the banker who died last year. Aiken, Oakland attorney, said Chadwick was impressed by the youth’s cheerful service to friends and left the money to him.
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Martin L. Benson
John Benson
Oakland
California
Ben R. Aiken
Frank R. Chadwick
Alberta's Wad Roses Alberta Visitors and Calgary Aid
Alberta hosts many visitors as royalty trends set in western fashion. Prince of Wales visits High River area near Bar U Ranch while Calgary showcases its Crippled Children’s Hospital. Hospital students study in bed through grade eight and create wild rose favors for the Toronto exhibition.
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Alberta
Iain
Canada
Prince of Wales
Bar U. Ranch
High River
Calgary
Calgarians
Children’s Hospital
Red Cross
C.N.R
Toronto
Saskatchewan Milk Pool to Enter Creamery Business
Saskatchewan Milk Pool, formed just over three years ago with no assets, now holds 75000 dollars and will erect a large plant in Saskatoon to expand. The cooperative, run by Saskatoon district farmers, has shipped whole milk with surplus processed into cream and milk powder, handling 16500000 pounds valued at 425000 dollars in the last year.
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Saskatoon Milk Pool
Saskatoon
Manitoba Poultry Birds Bid For Yugoslav Royal Farms
Three birds exhibited by W. H. Shepherd of St Vital Manitoba at the World Poultry Congress in London were bid in at the show’s public auction for the royal farms of Yugoslavia. The farms placed a further order for 26 more birds.
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W. H. Shepherd
St. Vital
Manitoba
London
England
Jugo- Slavia
Agriculture department aided farmers across Canada last year
The Ottawa Publications Branch of the Department of Agriculture distributed 4,361,379 free publications including bulletins circulars and reports to farmers nationwide. An additional 256 press articles and 198 magazine features were supplied to keep farmers updated on market conditions and new agricultural developments.
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Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Canada
Canadian Atlantic lobster catch rises to 36.6 million pounds
In the first eight months of the year Canada reports 36,565,000 pounds of lobsters caught along Atlantic coastal waters, up about 3,000,000 pounds from the same period last year.
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Canada
Western wheat shipments to foreign ports from Vancouver
Figures from the Merchants Exchange of Vancouver show Western Canada supplying about 20,000 tons of grain yearly to Colombia for five years. The latest cargo from Vancouver to Shanghai carried over 450,000 bushels, the largest ever shipped from the port.
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Merchants Exchange of
Vancouver
Western
Canada
Republic of Colombia
Shanghai
Made Trip In Style Phoning the Railway at Aremphis Tenn
A self styled assistant superintendent of the Pullman Company phoned to attach a car to a train toward St Louis. A man claiming to be a porter rode to St Louis, boarded, and left at Union Station before the deception was found.
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Aremphis
Tenn
Pullman Company
St. Louis
Union Station
Legal quip on lawyers and doctors in a heated exchange
A doctor says the more lawyers, the longer the case, while a lawyer counters that more doctors would shorten it. The quip highlights tension between professions over legal versus medical timelines.
Ministers Speak On Churchill Port Progress Ahead Of Schedule
Canada dominates breakfast cereal markets in Britain via exports led by Scott and Snott. Manton reports Churchill operations are months ahead, with dredging, insurance, and vessel charters progressing. Expected opening for test shipments is September 1931, as Churchill harbor and elevator capacity push toward full port operations.
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Canada
Great Britain
Harry A. Snott
Liverpool
England
Scott
Canada Mr. Scott
Mr. Scott
Hudson Bay Railway
Chiurchil
R. J. Manton
Port Nelson
Churchill
Dr. Manion
Churchill Town
Manion
W. S. Smart
A. E. Dubuc
C. D. Howe
C. D. Howe & Co
Warren
Western Division
Canadian National Railways
All Tingey patterns for frock ready for delivery in Paris NY
All Tingey models are created and sketched in Paris and the patterns are made in New York. The frock suits subdebs and young women, ideal as college dress or office wear in beige brown tweed with lighter silk trim, with blues greens navy variants. Patterns come in sizes 14 to 20 and 34 to 40, ready for immediate dispatch. Seng 25 cents to Fashion Bureau.
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Paris
New York
Fashion Bureau
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Union
Pattern order guide from Winnipeg Pattern Bureau at 3175 McDermot Ave lists pattern numbers and sizes. The notice emphasizes selecting available sizes and returning forms to Winnipeg Union for processing.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Poland to require monthly baths with stamped proof
Berlin reports a Polish law will compel every resident to bathe at least once a month. Citizens must carry a card stamped to prove compliance, with enforcement likely across the nation.
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Berlin
London limits skyscraper height to six to eight storeys
Government regulations in London omit the height of public buildings and restrict office and apartment blocks to six or eight storeys, excluding domes towers and other roof structures for safety and urban planning.
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London
England
Before Marriage Spooning Around After Forking Over
A humor sketch from Madrid contrasts courtship and married life. The piece ponders four elements and asks what drives all accidents, answering with motor cars. The quip reflects playful social observations in Buen Humor style.
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Buen Humor
Madrid
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Brockholm
Kraft Paper
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Connecion
Chile
South America
Ormiston
Great Nickel
Sudbury
Ont
Dunkirk
W. N. U. 1860
Ontario Walnuts Best
Sheriffs
Red Cros
Saskatchewan Milk Pool
Manitoba Poultry
Autogiro Aeroplane
Thomas A. Edison
James Ray
Pitcairn
Jcompany
Port Churchill
Britain
Eva A. Tingey
Tafrong
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