Parliament Hill notes on postal strike and textile profits
The week centers on the postal employees strike with the acting Postmaster General describing the cabinet stance as fair but firm. Canada sees return migration from the United States and strong profits for Dominion Textile Company as drivers in the budget debate.
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Les Stewart
Stewart
Commons
Civil Service
Immigration Department
United States
Canada
Dominion Textile Company, Limited
Montreal
Prairie Orchard Planting And Fallow Cultivation Principles
Guidance on prairie fruit tree planting including site shelter, hole preparation, soil mulching, root treatment, and tree selection. Also detailed advice on fallow cultivation against annual and perennial weeds and the use of dental cultivators for weed control.
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Prairies
Pedigree in Seed Grain Parallels Livestock Breeding
The article argues that pedigree holds similar value in seed grain as in livestock, noting centuries of recognition for animals and the recent adoption of breeding principles for plants. It stresses that many people still overlook that reproduction methods affect crop quality and yield.
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Canada
Minnedosa Presbyterial Holds Tenth Annual Meeting in Clanwilliam
The Minnedosa presbyterial of the Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society opened its tenth annual meeting at Clanwilliam church with large attendance. Reports from 66 auxiliaries totaling 638 members and 35 mission banks were presented, noting last year’s $5,487 raised and aid shipments to farmers and Indian reserves including Rolling River and Bird Tail. A Chinese mission talk by Miss Anderson and a solo by Mrs. Smart followed, with resolutions praising Anderson, pledging Sabbath observance, church attendance, Sunday schools, temperance, and support for prohibition nationwide.
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Bird Tail Indian Reserve
Hanska
Rolling River Reserve
Smart
Miss Anderson
Honan
China
J. B. McLaren
Smellie
Russell
Minnedosa
Women of the
Minne
Women's White Lace Boots on Special Lot
Canvas boots in low and high heels offered in white lace. Special lot clearance at 95 cents per pair.
Betty Brown Dresses debut in ready to wear line
Betty Brown introduces a new ready to wear feature offering affordable styles with prices starting at 498 dollars. The line emphasizes low prices and a wide selection to match shopper needs.
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Betty Brown
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Pocket Book
Dunlop Rubber Company
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H. P. Reed
V. W. W. Wilson
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Ingiis
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Rossburn
Pratt & Layman
Birtle and Foxwarren
Lawrence C. Boulton
United Grain Growers’ Securities Ltd
J. Roy Sypher
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Wanitoba
A. E. Page
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Toronto University
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Army and Navy Veterans Club
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C. J. Maher Sec'y-Treas
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F. Hughes
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