Winnipeg Cash Prices Monday Market Quotation
Market notes from Winnipeg show cash price quotations on Monday across commodities and goods with traders listing bid and ask ranges. Prices reflect supply moves and regional demand, highlighting shifts in trading tone and liquidity for the day.
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Cidanaa
Sootlegger export control tightens under Mackenzie bill
The Mackenzie act primes stricter liquor export rules with provincial orders in council. Export rights will be limited to brewers and distillers when proclaimed, effective October 1, to curb contraband and illicit shipments to the United States and other destinations.
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Inet
United States
The Locomotive of Business Advertising
An interview portrays the Spearment king defending heavy ad spending as essential to growth. He likens stopping ads to halting a train engine, arguing publicity sustains demand and momentum for the business.
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Neyrien
Snivaentis Instissiniati
Ptnagetione
Ein
Cois
Wrigley
Spearment
Ice
Buffalo herd shipment to England aims to boost London zoos
A pair from the Great Canadian herd at Buffalo Park Wainwright Alberta will be shipped to England in early fall to introduce new brood into the Regent's Park Zoological Gardens. The move follows prior imports and loans to other British and Canadian zoological collections and public parks.
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Buffalo Park
Wainwright
Alberta
Eingland
Zoological Gardens
Regent's Park
England
Duke of Bedford
Woburn Park
Old
Lorg Strathana
Royal Zoological Society of Ireland
Dublin Garden
Great Britain the Friendly Nation
A Chicago News reprint praises British diplomacy as the world’s most generous ally. It argues Britain repeatedly befriends key nations, aligning with Japan, the United States, France, Germany, and Soviet Russia, and claims Britain acts as the world’s chief benefactor.
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Chicago News
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Great Britain
Japan
Washington
London
France
Germany
Italy
Britain
Russia
Soviet Russia
Canadians Visit Banff National Park Surpass Records
Canadian visitors to Banff National Park in July reached 1,517 licensees for car entry. The week ending July 2 set a new weekly record with 96 licenses, while July 1 and 2 saw 1,956 bathers at government baths. Most visitors were motorists from the Prairie Provinces, with arrivals noted from California Western States and even Michigan.
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Banff
Prairie Provinces
Caliornia
Michigan Ontario
Commercial printing and notices for property trespass
The notice advertises fast delivery of bill heads statements and envelopes and offers commercial printing services. A second line warns that anyone trespassing or shooting on Harry Smiths property will be prosecuted.
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Harry Smith
The
Banner Office
Tax Sale Notice for Shellmouth Land Lot Listing
Rural Municipality of Shellmouth to publish list of lands liable to be sold for taxes on October 28. The Banner will run the notice on September 21, 1922. GEO. HUNT secretary treasurer Dropmore.
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Silver Creek
Manitoba
Russell Manitoba
Russem Bhig
A.D
W.W.W. Wilson
Shellmouth
Geo. Hunt
Sec’y-Treas
Dropmore
District of
Russell
N. E
S. E
L. Wolfson
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