Flour Mills for the Farmer Extend West Milling Boom
The Globe notes Westward growth of flour mills led by Medicine Hat Ogilvie Maple Leaf and others with daily outputs from 2 000 to 7 000 barrels rising toward 15 000 20 000 at Medicine Hat and Saskatoon Regina Lethbridge Calgary Brandon Portage la Prairie Edmonton Winnipeg Moose Jaw and more. Expanded mills reduce costs and supply offal for stock feeding, supporting mixed farming as reciprocity arguments gain traction. The piece ties milling expansion to broader economic and trade shifts including the Panama Canal and the Orient.
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Immigrants and Cali from United States debated by Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal discusses the flow of wealth and people from the United States into Canada. It cites rising emigrant figures and land yields, noting $775,000,000 moved to Canada in seven years and Saskatchewan cultivation matching road allowances, arguing the trend may continue.
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Building Up the West The Calgary Standard View on Tariffs
The Calgary Standard argues that without protective tariffs the western plains of Alberta and Saskatchewan cannot develop beyond flour mills and warehouses. Protection would let manufacturers expand into diverse goods, aiding artisans and mechanics alongside farmers. The piece notes western belief in protection as essential, with provincial growth tied to such policy.
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Hog profits and local hog supply in Western Provinces
Dr J G Rutherford notes hogs are highly profitable for Western provinces but local supply meets little of demand as most pork products come from Eastern Canada or the United States. He argues cheap feed and favorable conditions support local hog raising for the home market.
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