Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Progress Reported Across Prairies
The Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Advisory Committee reports steady progress in drought and soil drift mitigation across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Initiatives include 50 district experiment sub stations on 640 acre farms water development with 4800 applications for wells and dugouts tree planting shelter belts and grass development studies. The committee led by Dr E and Archibald engages provinces universities and farmers organizations to expand cooperative strip farming and water conservation efforts in a bid to secure long term agricultural and industrial stability.
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Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Advisory Committee
de. E & Archibald
Dorsinian Experimental Farms
Manitoba
Saskatchewee
Alberts
Dominion
Prairie Farm
Robert Weir
Dominion Parlament
Dominion Experimental Farms
E. &. Hopkins
Dominion Field Husbandman
Swift Current
Sask
Norman M. Roms
Division of
Dominion Forstr
Indian Head
Sankatoon
Dominion Experimental Station
L. E. Kirk
Dominion Agrosto Joist
Archibald
Ottawa
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Prairie Provinces
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Mortgage Companies of
Canada
Canadian ¢ Bankers’ Association
Canadian
Pacific Railway
Canadian Navnal Railways
Alverte
Prince of Wales may own Pekisko ranch land reality
Oil men in Alberta speculate a long sought unlocated oil pool could lie on The Prince of Wales E P ranch near Pekisko district, with drilling a half mile away. Devonian limestone in Pekisko mirrors U S production, as the Prince clarifies ranch terms during a Calgary visit.
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Prince's Ranch
Prince of Wales
Calgary
Alberta
Pekisko
Peisko
Royal Ranch
Anillers
Turner Valley
United States
Prince
High River
Alta
Explorer Ray Chapman Andrews Warns of Commonplace Dangers
Cosmo politan prints explorer Ray Chapman Andrews on expedition risks versus urban perils. He notes insurance cancels after expeditions, yet argues real danger in exploration feels rarer than daily city hazards, counting narrow escapes in deserts against car incidents at home.
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Ray Chapman Andrews
Cosmopolitan
Gobi Desert
America
Willell Rou
Woman seeks air lane curbs over Columbus home
Mrs. James A. Devine of suburban Columbus asks police to reduce aircraft traffic above her house to improve her baby’s afternoon nap. Authorities promised to explore possible changes to flight schedules and motor noise.
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James A. Devine
Columbus
Ohio
Meat exports from Canada rise in July led by United States
Canada exported meats worth 52,114,758 in July, up from June and July 1934 levels. The United States purchased 28,987, Newfoundland 12,255, and the United Kingdom 11,?12a. Bacon and hams totaled 1,816,553 with the UK taking 1,800,669. Fresh beef reached 59,582 as mutton and lamb fell versus last year.
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Canada
United Kingdom
United States
Newfoundland
Unenviable Record Short Theft Return To Prison For Slav Thief
Josip Podikrajehek, famed Zagreb pickpocket, set a swift record by returning to Lepoglava prison after release. He stole a silver watch at the gates, was caught by officials, brought to court, and returned to prison within hours.
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Josip Podikrajehek
Zagreb
Josip
Lepoglava
Lepogiava
New Religious Sect Arises During Cotton Worm War in Wynne
A Wynne Arkansas plantation owner planned poison distribution to kill cotton lead worms. He ordered ten tenants to spread the poison, but some tenants who belonged to a new religious sect refused. They argued the worms were sent by the Lord and that killing them would be a sin.
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Wynne
Arkansas
Snapshooting in Schools With Box Cameras Guide
John Van Guiler outlines a playful guide for students on snapping action photos with box cameras. He explains distances, angles, and exposure basics to capture lively school scenes from games and practice to class moments, urging careful judgment and eye for storytelling.
Scandinavia Seen As Global Example In Agriculture Markets
The piece quotes William Knudson of General Motors praising Sweden Norway and Denmark as stalwart economies with conservative monarchies. It highlights a Canadian press day speech by Frank Carrel urging aggressive advertising and world marketing of Canadian farm products, stressing quality identity and empire cooperation to boost exports and youth commercial motivation.
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William 8. Knudson
General Motors Corporation
Scandinavia
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Detroit Free Press
Frank Carrel
Mll.c
Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph
Canada
Gaspe Coast
Ontario
Carrel
Smile Chain of Smiles Spreads Courtesy in Cafeterias
A woman begins a long running practice of greeting workers with a smile. Her simple gesture lifts faces at cafeterias, hotels, stores, post offices, and more, sparking friendly exchanges and a widespread chain of smiles across the United States and beyond.
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United States
Christian Science Monitor
Widow Adopts Alaskan Girl in Anchorage Case
Corinne Calt of Eidonia petitions United States Commissioner Thomas C Price for adoption of a ten year old Alaskan child. Mrs Call, a Washington DC native living in Alaska, has already adopted six native girls, two married, one training in beauty culture in Seattle, and two in school at Eklutna. One adopted child is dead. Melba Call, blind since childhood, teaches blind native students at Eklutna school where Mrs Call also teaches.
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Dow
Anchorage
Alaska
Corinne Calt
Eidonia
United States
Thomas C. Price
Call
Washington, D.C
Seattle
Eklutea
Melba Call
Eklutea School
Reading and Writing Put Joe Above His Pay at Plant
Joe worked as a checker in a munition plant and learned from laborers that they earned $10 daily with overtime at time and a half, while his own pay was $5. He sought to drop to laborer, but the foreman refused, noting Joe was the only one on the floor who could read and write.
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Joe
Chinese Philosophy American Born Oriental Has Right Idea About People
A Los Angeles Times piece records remarks by Richard Tonge, a China-born American, on race, prejudice, and education. He argues against racial stereotypes, urging openness, trust, and meeting people without preconceptions, citing his own American upbringing and experiences. He notes the value of environment over perceived racial traits and mentions marriage license costs.
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Carr
Los Angeles Times
Saya
Richard Tonge
Hawaii
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Yall
England
British Museum
Floral Nursery
Victoria
B.C
Great Britain
Sebeal
Acton
Oper
John van Guilder
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