Bank of Canada centralizes currency with end of chartered bank notes
Historical note explains the 1935 Bank of Canada formation and 1950 redemption transition, detailing how chartered banks ceased issuing notes while the central bank became sole currency issuer. The Harrowby Banner offers holiday greetings and local society updates, including school performances and Christmas travel.
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Bank of Canada
Bank Of Canada Ends Custom Of Charter Bank Notes
The Bank of Canada recalls all notes issued by chartered banks marking the end of an old Canadian custom. In January 1950 chartered banks pay about 14 million dollars to the Bank of Canada to redeem their notes, which had circulated since 1817 and formed Canada’s first real money.
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Canada
Bank of Canada
Bank of Montreal
B of M
Montreal
George W. Spinney
Patricia Plant
New Vaan
Carter
Tme
Judges To Pick Winners Jan 16 For Barley Contest
Seven western Canadian barley experts aided by two judges will select the top grown malting barley from nearly 1 000 carloads entered in the National Barley Contest. Regional and provincial prize winners will be chosen January 16 and 17 at the Board of Grain Commissioners offices in Winnipeg. Alberta winners announced January 28 at the Calgary seed show. awards for Saskatchewan and Alberta and the nation to follow.
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Canaaa
Prairies
Board of Grain Commissioners
Winnipeg
Alberta
Calgary
Saskatchewan
National Barley Contest Judges and History Noted
An inter provincial judging panel from Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba and Manitoba provincial agronomists along with consulting judges from Canada Malting Co and Dominion Malting Co are listed for the National Barley Contest. The 1949 contest marked its fourth run by the brewing and wakting industry since 1946. A travel anecdote follows about a toll gate confrontation over toll charges and vehicle keys.
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A. G. McCalla
Edmonton
University of Al‘berta
A. M. Wilson
Alberta
Manley Champlin
Saskatoon
University of Saskatchewan
L. Bell
Dominion Plant Products Division
Saskatchewan
P. J. Olson
University of Manitoba
Robert Whiteman
Manitoba
J. E. Blakeman
Winnipeg
A. F. Dollery
Board of Grain Commissioners
A. T. Elders
The
Canada Malting Co
D. S. Kaufman
Dominion, Malting Co
Brewing and
Cantatas and operas differ in musical drama form
Cantatas are musical dramas sung without costume scenery or action, focusing on voice and orchestra. Operas add staging costumes and action, creating a theatrical experience with dialogue and visual elements.
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