Values for Fru Pure Cratapete duty and Winter Provisions
The excerpt lists grocery items and prices such as 4 mm soap bars and tomato products, then shifts to agricultural advice on sow constipation in winter. It recommends 26 percent bran in feed and notes advice on balance of feed and exercise. A quoted Canadian governance critique argues Canada is over governed with nine provincial governments and 300 elected members could suffice.
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Canada
Victoria
Cansila
Roughage for brood sows in winter care plan
A winter sow care guide notes that spring farrowed pigs depend on sow condition. Emphasis on exercise dry water access and roughage Hay, minerals including iodized salt, and ample water are essential. At Experimental Farm Brandon a self feeder with alfalfa or clover hay is used for sows.
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Brandon
The 13 Month Calendar Proposed Reform Effort
Fortune notes in 1935 reports that calendar reformers led by the League of Nations at Geneva plan to present two 13 month calendar proposals. One plan divides the year into 13 equal months of 28 days with an extra day as a separate holiday.
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League of Nations
Geneva
Leap year and calendar reform proposals debated
The discussion covers two calendar proposals for a quarter year cycle and a 13 month system. Arguments favor both sides, noting leap day handling and real office alignment, with several firms already using 13 months for accounting.
Prodcers to Decide on Marketing Scheme in Manitoba
Manitoba producers will vote February 16 to 23 on a Poultry and Eggs Marketing Scheme approved by the Dominion Marketing Board. Alberta and Saskatchewan join the vote with meetings across Manitoba, details published in this issue. Registration and ballots handled at post offices, with envelopes provided from Ottawa.
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Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Dominion Mark Tine Board
Srvlveer
Dominion Marketing Board
Ottawa
Dominion
West
Canadian Radio Commission
Prairie Provinces
Post Offic Department
Canada
House of Commons
Union of Municipalities
Passenger complains as child disturbs ride
An unnamed traveler confronts a parent over a noisy child on a train or bus. A woman retorts that her child swallowed tickets, prompting tension among passengers. Unity Church of Pentecost notes last Sunday’s service was canceled due to Rev Parlee’s funeral at Spy Hill, with the usual service resuming Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Unity Church OF Pentecost
Parlee
Spy Hill
The Missing Link and the World Court
An editorial rebukes nations for shunning the League of Nations and a World Court, arguing that Japan and Germany would have faced postwar scrutiny and that U S participation must avoid entangling special interests. It urges an early decision in favor of Wilsonian institutions.
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Japan
Germany
League of Nations
United States
America
Washington
Wilson
Knox United Church Annual Meeting Report Summary
Knox United Church reports show 1934 total raised 4158 dollars with 552 directed to missions and benevolences, Ladies Aid 922, Young Women's Club 325, and church membership rising by 15. Retiring stewards KC Smieike Dr Graham and John D Peddie were reappointed for three years. Storms in British Columbia loom large with 1934 public works and radio spending noted, along with unfunded plans for unemployment insurance and a Manitoba cancer sanatorium proposal under municipal unions.
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Ladies Aid
Young Women's Club
Ureehure
Stewards
KC. Smieike
Graham
John D. Peddie
Service for all regardless of Sam ees and society need
Fragmentary line argues for universal service regardless of Sam ees, urging society to provide this necessity as soon as possible. Reads as a call for equal access and timely provision of basic services.
Etiquette in Japan Highlights Canadian Minister's View
Hon Herbert Marler Canadian Minister to Japan stresses stiff ceremonial observance as essential to diplomacy. He describes protocol at the Imperial Palace and public entrances, noting escorts and seating, while displaying neutrality in money matters to earn regard as a serious envoy.
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Japan
Herbert Marler
Min Ster T
Tis
First Printer's Shop Opened in Canada in 1752
The article notes that Halifax saw Canada’s first printing shop open in 1752 by John Bushell. It forks into a history of the graphic arts in the New World and traces the spread of printing from Brunswick to Quebec, Ontario and western Canada, with references to early books and authorities.
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Canada
Aecidius Fauteux
FRSC
New World
Christopher Cabrera
Burgos
Halifax
John Bushell
Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Ontario
Athlete Best Students Better Than Dance Craze
Queen's University principal Dr W Hamilton Fyfe says college football is less detrimental to study than the modern dance craze. He notes athletes are the best students and that the time wasted by dancers is their own fault. Motion pictures also fuel the issue, while debating drama and music could be cultivated more widely with good results.
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W. Hamilton Fyfe
Queen's University
Kingston
Ont
Blueberries in Northern Ontario Crop Booms
Northern Ontario reports rich blueberry crops with strong export demand. Last year about 140 000 bushels shipped, North Bay docks see 1100 baskets daily, reflecting robust local markets and high berry quality.
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Ontario
North Bay
Diverse Manitoba News Notes Include Rail Protest and Snow Disruptions
Reports discuss new pension commissioners raising board size to twelve, a Regi refinery shutdown affecting about 240 workers, Monarch hockey winning the world title in Davos by defeating Switzerland 4 2, and Ottawa being urged to spread rolling stock funds via the Weston Railroad Workers organization. Also covered are British Columbia snow isolation, Bank of Canada directors elected, a card of thanks, a Victoria born baby, a lost Clyde gelding, and horse sales in Manitoba.
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Regi
Winnipeg
Monarch
Davos
Switzerland
W. L. McKensie King
Brett
Canada
Ottawa
Weston Railroad Workers’ Organization
British Columbia
Bank of Canada
W K McKean
Halifax
RA Wright
Drinkwater
Sask
WD Black
Hamilton
RJ Mayor
Montreal
Jos. Beaubien
Thos. Bradshaw
Toronto
WD Woodard
Vancouver
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