Canadian Workers and Their Wages In Factories Abroad
The Boston News reports Japan and China have grown from two small steel plants six years ago to major producers. Chinese and Japanese mills offer rails and ore, with low Chinese wages around one to two cents per day, compared with Canadian and U S wages. Free trade critics warn protection is needed to prevent wage decline for Canadian workers.
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Boston News
Japan
China
United States Steel Fallon
Theompany
Philippine Islands
Apan
Olleta
Wits
Rhipa
Canada
Canadian dairy industry urged to expand across Dominion
A Dairy Commissioner report highlights Canada's rising butter and dairy consumption and production. It notes Denmark and New Zealand export patterns, prairie gains from 300 000 to 4 000 000 pounds of creamery butter, and growing domestic use estimated at 196 million dollars yearly. The piece urges expanding dairy industry nationwide to sustain export cheese trade and meet domestic demand.
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Canada
Uch
Ottawa
Denmark
United
Eading
Prairie Provinces
Dominion
Prairie provinces show rapid manufacturing growth
Manufacturing is advancing in Saskatchewan and Alberta with flour mills, brick and clay products, lumbering and its byproducts, planing, and steel works. The shift follows rising demand for building materials, dispelling doubt that the West can industrialize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairies
Winnipeg
Dominion
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Simpson
Northwest Territories
Prairie Provinces
Middle West
China May Attract Our Western Flour
Western Canadian grain prospects rise as China’s post revolution changes spur wage growth and railway investment. Expanded Asiatic markets and Panama Canal access are seen boosting flour demand, with Western Canada supplying flour ground there and by products fed domestically, driving prairie railway traffic.
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China
Canada
Orient
Canadian
Plains
Vancouver
Prince Rupert
Pacific Coast
Canadian Egg Duty Sparks Racial Remark Amid Trade Talk
The piece notes 12,000,000 dozen US eggs imported into Canada last year under a three cent duty to shield Canadian farmers. It laments southern eggs from Alabama as low quality, urges western farmers to form co operatives, trademarks, and advertising to raise prices and profits.
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Canada
United States
South
West
Alabama
Grapefruit Quote on Opportunity and Persistence
A wise remark defines a grapefruit as a lemon that seized a chance and nurtured it. The piece argues towns and individuals need decisive action rather than endless digging and smiling through inevitability.
2 dot only men's negligee shirts front
Classified note advertises two dot style men’s soft front negligee shirts with good patterns. Priced at $1.00 and $25 originally, clearance sale offers 85 cents as a special.
Boots for Boys and Boots for School Shine This Week
A retailer promotes a sale on boots for boys and school boots, touting value and durability with guarantees.
Canvas Shoes Clearance Offer for Ladies
Eight pairs of white ladies canvas oxford shoes offered on clearance. Originally priced at 1.75 dollars per pair, now reduced to 1.25 dollars each. Limited stock available for quick sale.
Linen Hats Sale for Men at Special Price
Linen Hats three dozen in colored linen offered for men at a special price of 35 cents each, down from the usual 75 cents. Limited stock to clear.
Boot sale at the n o'ei Nursery offers child sizes
Children and infants boots in black tan and drab from the n o ei Nursery with guaranteed fit and comfort. Prices range from 35 cents to 1 dollar 55 cents per pair.
Men’s Boots Special Values at $2.25 a Pair
Box Kip Bluchers for men offered in sizes 24 pairs with solid leather counters and toe caps. Suitable for work or general wear, priced at 2.25 dollars per pair.
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Brandon Dominion
J. E. Foster
Russell
Jas. Fletcher
Binscarth
Andrew Setter
J. A. Fraser
Russell, Man
Harry Insull
Western Jobbers Clearing House
Curney
Kodak
Lawrence & Meeres
Gurney-Oxford
Gurney-Oxord
W. J. Doig
Oxford
A. Astbury
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