Hudson Bay exploration syndicate promises land in relief plan
Public notice describes the Hudson's Bay Exploration Syndicate of Cleveland soliciting memberships at two dollars each with a promised acre of land near Hudson Bay if grants are made by the Canadian government. Names listed include Royal Geographic Society and National Geographic Society among patrons. It also mentions plans for a radio base and a seaplane route.
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Hudson Bay
Arctic Circle
Hudson's Bay Exploration Syndicate, Ltd
Cleveland
Financial Post
Royal Geographic Society
Ancient and Honorable
Hudson's Bay Company
The
Arctic Club of Cleveland
McMillan Polar Club
National Geographic Society
National Aeronautic Association
Canadian American Exploration Association
There’s Hope While the Bible Sells
A reflection on optimism grounded in the Bible as the world’s best seller. The piece argues that despite surface evil, wise people should not despair, citing scripture as a source of real wisdom and hope.
Hadley Quote on Faith in Others and Integrity
President Hadley of Yale University argues that lack of faith in others harms work and character. He asserts society judges us by our beliefs and that cynicism stains morality in all areas including women, business, and politics.
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Hadley
Yale University
CANADIAN NATIONAL TO BUILD BAY LINE
The National railways management will complete the Hudson Bay railway with a 3 million vote. Sir Henry Thornton will rush construction from Hudson Bay Junction to Kettle Rapids this season, a 400 mile stretch. Three divisional points are planned and an engineers group will assess Port Nelson versus Fort Churchill for a private report before 1927.
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National Railways
Hudson Bay
Sir Henry Thornton
Hudson Bay Junction
Kettle Rapids
Rouad
Port Nelson
Fort Churchill
Canadian Premiers Often Former School Teachers
The article notes Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba premiers were teachers and argues that teaching shapes public leaders. It claims many successful politicians began as teachers and highlights discipline tact and thoroughness as key traits gained in the classroom.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Canada
Linoleum Flooring Gains Popularity In Homes
Linoleum grows as a favored floor covering beyond kitchens due to easy cleaning and water resistance. An inlaid linoleum with pattern going through to the canvas back avoids wear, while printed types can wear if not properly laid and protected. Some apply floor varnish and weekly wax to preserve the surface.
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Mra J. E. South
M.A.C Home Economics Department
Fifth Annual Tour to the Pacific Coast
The Canadian National Railways offers a personally conducted fifth annual tour starting July 5 from Winnipeg. A modern sleeping car train travels to Prince Rupert by July 10, then a 550 mile Inside Passage cruise to Vancouver with optional Victoria extension at no extra cost. Local agents provide full details.
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Canadian National Railways
Pacific Coast
Winniper
Prince Rupert
Vancouver
Victoria
Rations for Growing Pigs and Feeding Phases
Feeding plans by J. M. Brown of Manitoba Agricultural College outline structured rations for sows and litters during the first three months after weaning. The guide emphasizes green feed and clean water, detailing monthly mixes of oat chop barley chop middlings and skim milk with notes on adjusting for poor oat quality.
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J. M. Brown
Department of Aréra
Hasbandry
Manitoba Agricultural College
Agreement Reached With Progressive On Grain Act Amendments
After negotiations a tentative agreement was reached between the government and the Progressive group on amendments to the Canada Grain Act. The government will not impose the changes but will provide facilities for MPs to consider them. Progressives expect approval in the Commons. The key provision would require country elevators to guarantee grade and weight to farmers regardless of terminal destination, a change opposed by the grain trade.
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House of Commons
Canadian National Railways Reports 1925 Grade Crossing Toll
The operating department of Canadian National Railways records 65 grade crossing accidents in 1925 causing fatalities or injuries. Of the incidents, 51 people were injured, and only nine cases had no fatalities or injuries.
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Canadian National Railways
al Bet
Acci
End of motoring season brings more railway crossing accidents
A report notes most cross-rail accidents were not railway fault, blaming driver carelessness. Among cases listed, cars struck engines at various points from the tender to far back cars, with injuries and damage. October saw most crossing incidents as motoring season waned.
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Procot
British syndicate buys White Star Line for 36 million
Winnipeg businessmen plan a 1927 exhibition rivaling the National at Toronto. Manitoba elevators sell to a Winnipeg grain exchange man for 30 thousand. The government still has 41 electors to sell.
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White Star Line
Atlantic Steamships
Winnipeg
National
Toronto
Manitoba
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Lands and Loans Office Hours Notice
Attorney at Law notary public announces Angusville branch open every Tuesday and Wednesday while Inglis office operates each Friday for financial and fire insurance services.
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Angusville
Inglis
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Sparrows’ Garage & Machine Shop
Harrow
Hay Gillespie
Russell, Man
United Grain Growers, Ltd
Russell
Silverton
Cracknell
Inglis Penrith
Endcliffe
James Calvert
Leseed
Main St. Russell
Joseph McIntyre
BAY Line
Progressive
R. Mills
E. J. Shipley
S. Jackson, R.N
Winnipeg Children’s and General Hospitals
Mary E. Teulon
R.N
Victoria Hospital
Shellmouth
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Home Insurance Co
Worceter Insurance Co
Acadia Insurance Co
the Great West Life Assurance Co
Silver Creek
Manitoba Cattle Loan
Co. H. Staples, Angusville
T. W. Shaw
Ledingham Block
T. 1. Brownlee, M.A., MD
C.M
H. P. Reed's Law Office
Ww. W
Hone
H. P. Reed
Rossburn
Pratt & Lauman
Birtle and Foxwarren
Lawrence C. Boulton
United Grain Growers’ Securities
Glen & Thomson
Binscarth
William Hancock
C. C. Graham
D. O
L. D
A. E. Page
Ont. Vet. College
Toronto University
Peliy Ave
Wawanesa Farmer’s Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Walter Hembroff
Crystal Rebekah Lodge No
Cartwright
N.G
Mrs. Maher
Sobel J. Langford, R.N
Winnipeg General Hospital
Residence Memorial Ave
Russell Lodge
A.F
A.M
F. Hughes, W. M
Masonic Hall
K. Millar
Army and Navy
Army and Navy Veterans Club
Main Street
A. M. Pratt
L. C. Boulton, Pres. Sec’y-Treas
F. Hall
G. B. Cartwright, N. G
Alex Greig
Queen of the West
O F. Hall
Chas Greeley, W. Pres
H. J. Pettitt
Sec'y
Shellmouth Lodge
A. F
A. M
J. C. L. Langford
Wallace
McLaren & Sons
DRAY
Office
House
Rusee
Walter H. Ford
A. Mus
L.C.M. Gold Medais
Toronto Conservatory of Music
R. T. Ricou
Warrington
Ob. S
Buchanan
Alwyn J. Buie
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