A critic's doubt on credit loss and Alberta wealth
A Fort Williams Times Journal critique rails at how credit losses are handled, condemning lenders who risk only after borrowers lose everything. It then surveys Alberta's oil revenue boom, suggesting vast future tax relief, debt payoff, and new spending, before urging personal integrity and refusal to sell one's soul for wealth or power.
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Fort Williams Times‘Journal
Canada
Alberta
Saskatchewan
World of Wheat Price Gap Across the Border
A North Dakota survey shows No 1 Northern wheat priced about one dollar a bushel higher for American farmers than for Canadian growers. Current quotes place American prices at 2.21 per bushel in Portland North Dakota and Canadian at 1.23 and a half dollars in North Portal Saskatchewan. The Dominion Bureau of Statistics notes Canadian cash income data in its September report.
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Canada
International Boundary Line
Portland
North Portal
Saskatchewan
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Korea and the West face renewed Communist aggression
Prime Minister St Laurent cites UN action as a response to renewed Korean aggression. The report highlights low six month figures in Korea, Russia's military strength, and a push by activists to ban atomic weapons. It warns that disarmament petitions mask aggression and urges rearmament to deter further Communist expansion.
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St. Laurent
Auust
United Nations
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Europe
Asia
Russia
Shinwell
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Canadian Tribune
Stockholm
Free World
Farmers face declining income despite rising sales abroad
Sores' sales for Canada rose 17 percent from last year while Canada had four times as many non farmer purchasers as farmers. The note suggests industrial workers have gained while farmers' incomes declined. It questions where the promised security for prairie farmers is.
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Canada
Line Elevators Urge Wheat Spread Reduction
The North West Line Elevators Association urges Ottawa to narrow the spread between low grade wheat and higher grades to raise farmer payments under the quota delivery system. They argue reduced spreads would increase price signals for farmers under current supply limits.
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Wired
C. D. Howe
Grain Trade Notes Highlight Wide Spreads in Elevators
Grain movements to country elevators show reduced initial payments and wide price spreads on low grade grain, signaling cautious market sentiment. The fragmented quotes reflect ongoing volatility as buyers and sellers navigate favorable but uneven pricing signals.
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