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Canadian agricultural output and travel notes from 1932 report
The article lists 1931 honey production valued at over two million dollars and total honey output across Canada. It notes Nova Scotia apple prices in Liverpool, ongoing seed industry expansion with 3710 seed farms employing about 12,000 people, and maple syrup and sugar production figures for 1932. It also details wheat, oats, and barley harvest progress in the Prairie provinces, plus a note on golf caddy Liza Commanda receiving a purse and a transatlantic flight farewell for Captain Morison. It ends with remarks by Mrs Woodrow Wilson amid Canadian Rockies travel and a BC farewell to Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister.