Canada to issue new long term bonds for tax free funding
The Dominion government plans a new fifteen year tax free bond issue offered broadly in Canada and through major bond dealers in the United States for refinancing, including retirement of 42 million dollars in tax free bonds due December. Demand is high as past refunding loans gained premiums and prices rise. Investors should apply promptly via bond dealers, stock exchanges, brokers or bank branches.
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United States
Pew
Pest
Dominion of Canada
Stock Exchange
Preparation of the Young Sow for Breeding
The young sow should be ready for breeding at eight or nine months. Ideal condition means well grown, thrifty, not over fat, thriving and gaining weight at breeding. Select best young sows for breeding at four and a half to five months. others finished for market.
Wintering Bees Outdoors
Beekeeping guidance states three keys to outdoor wintering: strong young colonies, ample wholesome stores, and adequate protection. Colonies should be united in fall and stores added by early October. Protection timing varies by method as outdoor wintering gains favor with packing-case housing options for one two or four colonies.
Wintering Bees in Canada Procedures and Advice
Instructions for preparing bee colonies for outdoor wintering in Canada. Details cover hive packing, spacing, case placement, timing in fall, feeding, top packing, and windbreaks. Directs readers to a free pamphlet No. 22 from the Department of Agriculture Bee Division at Ottawa for further guidance.
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Department of Agriculture
Bee Division
Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Canada
Wireless Waves Bring Big Ben Chimes Across Ocean
The editor of the Children’s News explains that sound travels slowly but wireless radio signals move at 186000 miles per second. Big Ben’s midnight peal reached California in about a third of a second, while the editor heard it 4.5 seconds later inside his room.
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Parliament Buildings
London
Engilene
California
2LO
United States
Big Ben
Dead-beats and credit ethics warned by Wilkie Press
The writer argues that many people in business fail to pay debts, labeling them morally the same as criminals. He notes credit bureaus increasingly hinder dead-beats, yet they still persist, hindering honest citizens.
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Wilkie Press
Liverpool Wheat Prices and World Market Dynamics
The article argues export prices do not set domestic wheat value in the United States. It notes U S domestic demand, tariff tensions, and self sufficiency reduce export relevance. It compares Liverpool and Chicago prices, cites Canada and European crop increases, and explains Liverpool remains relatively low due to ample supply.
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Liverpool
Chicago
United States
Canada
World's Largest Cities Population Shifts in Decade
Berlin rises to third place with 4 114 600 residents, up 310 090 since the prior decade. Paris 2 907 009, Chicago 2 995 233, Buenos Aires 2 310 442, Tokyo 1 937 308, Philadelphia 1 979 344, Vienna 1 862 729, Moscow 1 551 595, and Latin American cities also growing with Mexico City listed at about 1 200 000.
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London
New York
Berlin
Paris
Chicago
Buenos Aires
Camsus
Tokio
America
Japan
Philadelphia
Vienna
Moscow
Maii
Pebir
Planning Great Airliner
A renowned British firm announces a major engineering project to design and build a new airliner, signaling ambitious advances in aviation technology and potential leadership in commercial aircraft development.
First steel air liner to crown skies in 1927 India flight
In early summer next year the first steel air liner will be built to about 720 feet long, nearly twice St Pauls height, with seven engines total 4200 hp and a 155 ton load. The R 101 will be enlarged to 12 feet longer and become the empire's largest building. It should finish by end of 1926 and make its first trip to India in 1927.
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St. Paul's
India
Federal election announcement and cabinet changes
Premier King announced a federal election to be held before the new session with nominations on Oct 22 and polling Oct 23 in most divisions. Manitoba has 17 seats, eight Senate vacancies filled, cabinet reshuffles include A Robb, G H Bovins, G W Gordon, and H Marler. 245 Commons seats exist, up 10 from the dissolved House.
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Richmond Hill
North York
King
Manitoba
Win Pineg
Alex Menzies
Marquette
Senate
A. Robb
G. H. Bovin
M.P
Shefford
Customs
G. W. Grdon
Immigration
H. Marler
Montreal
Dr. Beland
Jacques Bureau
Thos. Wein Goen
Henry Thornton
House of Commons
Sullivan couple births a daughter Gwen Dolyn Marie
At Shoal Lake Hospital on Wednesday September 2 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. D F Sullivan nee Ethel Allen.
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Sullivan
Shoal Lake Hospital
D. F. Sullivan
Ethel Allen
Gwendolyn Marie
In Memoriam Harry Fitzgerald Cope 8th Battalion C E F
In memoriam Harry Fitzgerald Cope of the 8th Battalion C E F killed in action on September 12 1915. The EF notes a tribute praising his valor and lamenting his sacrifice as he passed into a light that shall never fade.
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Harry Fitzgerald Cope
C.E.F
Stolen Horses From Malick Peikoff Ranch in 1925
Strayed horses reported from Malick Peikoff Ranch in the Mountain Forest Reserve on August 25 1925 a sorrel with white facial stripe and rawhide halter and a light bay with star on forehead and rope around neck owners EF V Wilson offers rewards and contact numbers Rossburn for response. Also for sale three tube radio set with batteries tubes and two headphones asking 60 dollars by Clarence J Maher.
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Malick Peikoff
Mountain Forest Reserve
Sorrell
EF. V. Wilson
Rossburn
Clarence J. Maher
Notice to Creditors Estate of Thomas C. Peden
Notice to creditors of the estate of Thomas C. Peden of Rossburn Manitoba. All claims must be sent to solicitor H. P. Reed in Russell by October 1, 1925. Dated September 1, 1925. Mary Ann Elizabeth Peden and George Stewart executors.
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Thomas C. Peden
Rossburn
Province of
Manitoba
Russell Manitoba
H. P. Reed
Mary Ann Elizabeth Peden
George Stewart
Notice to Creditors Michael Tiswhan Deceased Rossburn Manitoba
The estate of Michael Tiswhan a farmer of Rossburn Manitoba is being administered. Creditors must file their claims with Wilson & Wilson solicitors for Irene Dowhan Administratrix by September 29 1925. Dated at Rossburn Manitoba August 15 1925.
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Michael Tiswhan
Rossburn
Manitoba
Wilson & Wilson
Irene Dowhan
Lost mare last seen between property owners in Sec 32-19-27
A 19 year old brown mare with a white front foot and flat feet is missing from premises. She tends to be lazy in harness. Last seen between Mr. Alf Jackson and Mr Stanley Honey heading south. Information to L. C. Boulton.
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Alf. Jackson
Stanley Honey
L. C. Boulton
Dominion Forestry Farms supplies millions of seedlings to prairie farmers
More than 5,900,000 seedlings and cuttings are sent from Indian Head and Sutherland Saskatchewan to 6,590 farmers in the three prairie provinces. Trees are supplied free but must be properly cared for. Planting has transformed large tracts between the Great Lakes and the Rocky Mountains into park like groves on many farms.
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Dominion Forestry
Indian Head
Sutherland
Saskatchewan
Prairie Provinces
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountains
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Memoriam
Mvember
D. E. Boulton
Russell
Silverton
Shellmouth
Chevrolet
Mr. A. Mather
W. G. Leslar Dropmore
J. W. Thompson
C. F Whitmer
Massey Harris
Mik Kotelnike
Angusville
E. C. deBalinhard
L. G. Swindell, Russell
Man
Arsey Bull
Alex Pask
Binscarth
Banner
Michell
Isobel J. Langford, R.N
The
Winnipeg General Hospital
SNE
Residence
R. Mills
Queen's Hotel
Ontario
Amos
Doig Hardware
KRAFT
Miss Whitmore, Russell
Canadian National
King and Yonge Streets
Toronto
Dominion Building Corporation
Canadian National Railways
Railway Coes
British Empire
Riding Mountain Oil and Gas Company, Ltd
Danahin
Riding Mountains
Dauphin
Quebec
Anthony J. Drexel
Mr. Drexel
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