Marketing Canada’s Wheat and X Rays in Industry
A survey outlines Canada’s wheat export decline from 300 million to 165 million bushels since 1929, calling for strategies to reach 280 million to sustain Western Canada. It also explains X rays’ shift from lab discovery to industry, medicine, and quality control as a major modern utility.
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Canada
China
Russia
William Conrad Rontgen
Customs Department
United Kingdom
United States
Germany
Alberta to hold special session on social credit and drought
The Alberta assembly will open August 25 to discuss measures for rating social credit and the southern drought. Also noted is Alberta printing basic social credit dividend certificates to be ready if dividends become payable in the fall. News items mention a Cuba settlement plan for German Jews and a fire incident in a New Jersey church loft involving a bird.
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Alberta
Social Credit
Paraguay
New Jersey
Hagard
Cuba
Germany
Havane
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Mrs. FT
Russell
J. Gilmour
Pound
Vets
Finder
Fouillard Implement Exchange
St. Lazare
Man
Raw
Leigh’'S
Winnipeg
Wan
Fleet Foot
Englion
Reliance
Astbury’s Store
Eshin
Henry the Bigth
Christ Church
Unity Church OF Pentecost
McRostie’s
M. E. Parsons
Toronto
Federal Commission On Unemployment
Evry
Ceol
Frank Clement
DE Forest Crosley
Philco
Victor Radios
Buick
Oldsmobile
Atlas
Prestolite
Exide
Willard
Atlas Batteries
Pioneer Portable Gas Electric
Pla
Imperial
Russell, Man
P. Pacy
Rvosell
A. Mather
Wawaneba “Armers Mutual Firm Insurance Company
Walter Hembroff Russell
Manitoba
R. Loney
Russell Man'toba
Empire
REGAL
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Westinghouse Radios
Thece
Anderson
Radio Electric
Grasby’s
Wester Concha
JM. Thom
Nance
Travel
Pacific
Vancouver
Nelson
Victoria Jolden & West
Nore of Travel
Additton
Banft
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