Hudson Bay Route to Transform Western Canada
Mr. Graham predicts the Hudson Bay Railway opening will rival the 1840 Canada Pacific moment, uniting British Columbia with eastern Canada. The route would cut export costs, boost prairie settlement, expand interprovincial trade, and create a new imperial travel lane to the Far East, with Port Nelson as a hub and Pine Pass enabling a low grade line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay
Graham
Sir John MacDonald
Canadian Pacific Railway
British Columbia
Canada
Gresham
Hadgon Bay
Prairie
East
Dominion
Maritime Provinces
Atlantic
Port Nelson
Prairies
Great Britain
Panama
Suez
Vancouver
Orie
Hawaii
Australia
New Zealand
Appeily
Cape Chidley
Neadson Fillcus
Liverpool
Peace River
Athabasca River
Pacific
Portland Canal
Athabasca
Ontario
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Winnipeg
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Lake Winnipeg
Mr. Graham
Western Canada
Saskatoon Star
Canadian National Flag Design Contest Offered for Prizes
Vancouver based Native Sons of Canada announces a competition offering 500 dollars for the best distinctively Canadian flag design and 100 dollars for a child design. Entries must be simple, two feet minimum, and mailed with name and address to F W Crawford by December 1 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
F. W. Crawford
Native Sons of Canada
Granville St
Vancouver
B.C
Salving the German Fleet at Scape Flow and Straw Chemistry
An account by Mr. David Masters in Conquest discusses how sinking German ships at Scape Flow avoided postwar disputes over allocation of ships. The piece shifts to Working Wonders with Straw, detailing straw-to-chemical wealth, plant successes in Minnesota, and calls for farmers to replicate such processes to boost farm income and national industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Masters
Masters
New York
Manufacturers Chemical Co
St. Paul’s Park Minn
Shipwreck salvage by Cox Danks firm nets reuse plan
The Cox and Danks shipbreakers, led by Mr W F Cox, have spent about 209000 on salvage efforts to reuse a sunken ship weekly. They transformed a British Admiralty dry dock into a device to raise ships, while describing cabins filled with mud, weed, and encrusted items from deep sea work, including a brass lamp containing oysters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Cox
Cox and Danks
Germany
Wesordtess
Admiralty
Cox
Martess
Odd Sentences Rule In Courts Highlighting Penalties
A garbled collection of court anecdotes shows odd penalties from jail terms for piano entertainment to sermons for speeding. The piece notes harsh or unusual sentences and asks whether such punishments promote respect for law among diverse peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Admittin
Chicago
Long Island
New York
Sreedin
Osnitzls
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Hudson Bay Railway
Baur
Europe
United State
Hidden Bay
Wiisin
Vancouver Assembly No. 2
Fenwick W. Crawford
Peart
Diarmond Enam
DOIG
Smellie Bros. Ltd
Stravea
Pramises
Hornese Laerreen
Sunder
H. Michell
L.L.B. Solicitor, Notary. Bic
Angusville
Russell
Isobel J. Langford, RN
The
Winnipeg General Hospital
Residence Memorial Ave
R. Mills
Russgei
Queen's Hotel
J. W. Thompson
C. F Whitmer
E. Boulton
Massey Harris
Mike Kotelnitke
E. C. deBalinhard
L. G. Swindell
Tor Salf
Alex Pask
Rinscarth
Apply Banner Office
L. Cusitar
Ife
Banner Bookstore
Reese
Dog
Carl
EGG
Bank of Toronto
Toronio
Inglis
F. C. Johnston
California
PEARS
Bartlett Pears
Amos
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