Plan to keep the farm heirs at work creates living trust
Bert McCallum divides his 1 206 acre farm valued at 100000 into stock blocks for his nine children. He preserves control while children stay as directors and workers. Eight remain on the farm with several pursuing college degrees but returning to manage the farm and reap dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Bert
Lismore
T Land
Ely
Farm Corporation
Lansing
McCallum Corporation
Mr. McCallum
Fred
Prince of Wales Gains Control of Cornwall Duchy Revenues
Reports indicate the Prince of Wales will assume personal control of the Cornwall Duchy revenues upon his twenty first birthday next year. Trustees guided by Lord Reveletoke have leveraged current markets to buy £56,000 in securities that have risen in value over the past six months. The Duchy estate, now administered by the king, is expected to total over £1,000,000 as the prince's wealth grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Cornwall
Duchy of Cornwall
Cornwall Duchy
Lord Reveletoke
George
Accensio
Securitieve
Wac Hief
Interior official travels to Europe to inspect agencies
Deputy minister W. W. Cary leaves for Europe to review Canadian government immigration offices and assess procedures amid ongoing administrative review of the immigrant agency network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Cary
Europe
Dela An
Religious Education Should Be More Practical in Country Life
The article argues religious education in rural areas should emphasize practical teaching over mere doctrine. It urges churches to rely less on emotional revitalism and more on social gospel concepts, with courses already outlined that boost adult discussion and community life through practical Christian ethics and local action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Bnister
Y.M.C.A
Mille
Jesus
Canadian Welfare League
Retirement of Major Leonard closes National Transcontinental line
The retirement marks final completion of the line except for minor work and remaining stations to October 1. Grand Trunk Pacific may lease the line, with arbitration to set total cost and 2 percent rent. If Grand Trunk declines, others or government may take over. Large Trans commission staff noted but not immediate change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
National Transcontinenta Railway
Grand Trunk Pacfic
Grand Trunk
Public Service
French armer pursues novel air rights case
A French armorer prosecuted a novel estoppel case over aeroplane pilots to secure free use of the air. He owed three aviators for damages and argued that their frequent use of the air affected his rights.
May Abandon Antarctic Trip
The Stackhouse Antarctic expedition scheduled to sail has been postponed as the team decides to begin the voyage at a later time. The delay affects researchers and supporters awaiting updates on the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stackhouse
Charge
Darwinian Theories cited by Dr Knox on Immigrant Ancestry
Dr Knox argued that Darwinian inheritance may explain immigrant traits. He described a Fins man, 39, with an apelike set of teeth, long arms, two phalanges per finger, and a strong jaw. The report notes a striking Stone Age resemblance in cranial and facial features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Hia
Lita
Important Change In Cold Storage Act Enacted
An order in counsel adds sections to the Dominion Cold Storage act. It requires warehouse owners to give public access to refrigerated space and prohibits exclusive contracts. Violations incur penalties and new regulations take immediate effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorda
May Establish Guilt of Adam and Eve’s Innocence Announced
Dr Langdon of Jesus College Oxford claims Adam rather than Eve is the forbidden authority and cites a clay tablet from the University Museum. The tablet fragment, translated after long effort, is tied to a larger find at the Nippar site and flood arc myth. The report notes scholarly debate about the tablet’s authenticity and implications for ancient law and belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Legdon
Jesus College
Oxford
Adam
Eve
Langdon
Thei R
University of Meylvania Museum
University Museum
Trade of Canada Shows Large Increase in Exports
The report details a significant rise in Canadian trade with exports totaling $1,445,437,224, up $48,074,468 or about 30 percent. Exports of producers rose to $59,349,119 up $1,664,526, while manufactures reached $57,443,452, up $13,750,644. UK trade up by $37,634,098. US trade up nearly $3,000,000. Imports from the US fell by $30,309,764 to $410,786,091. Exports to the UK rose to $222,422,766, a gain of $44,440,764.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boutte Cwenuion
United Kingdom
United States
British West Indies
Bermuda
Argentine Republic
Canada
United
Athabasca Trail Dream by Arthur Conan Doyle
Doyle writes of riding the Athabasca Trail from Jasper Park Alberta to the east in a vivid Canada bound reverie. The poem laments steely rivers and mingled scents of balsam and pine while praising voyageurs and hardy habitants. It ends with a pledge to journey once more with packhorse and guide along Canada’s trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Athabasca Trail
Arthur Conan Doyle
Jasper Park
Alberta
Naturalization Explained Under New Law Delays
The state department issues a circular clarifying the new naturalization act is not yet in effect and will start January 1 next. For residents up to that date the old law remains in force for three years, with courts granting naturalization and the secretary of state issuing certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
State Department
Secretary of State
Farmers cooperative groups organized in chewan for supplies and marketing
Seventy two farmers organizations have them organized in Chewan to purchase farm supplies and market produce. By year end, expect significantly over one hundred to be farmers. Many members registered with agriculture department pursue fitness activities and binder twine is in high demand. An estimate cites 1,248,000 factory hands in Russia participating in strikes plus 21,900 others under factory control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chewan
Department of Agriculture
Russia
Erate Oot
Conserving Forest Reserves to Aid Navigation and Power
The article discusses U S and Canadian efforts to conserve forests and regulate river flows. It highlights the Weeks Bill of March 19 11 enabling the purchase of lands for watershed protection to sustain navigation, prevent erosion, and support forests. It notes purchases in the Appalachian region and plans to reforest denuded timberlands to control flood damage along rivers like the Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiete
Ontario
Trott ‘Alley
Tho
Minion
Dommon
Rocky Mountains
Ailway
Rish Columbia
Friends of Conservation
United States
House of Representatives
Committee On the Judiciary
Con.greese
Appalachian Mountains
Ohio
Canada seeks top men for trade commissioners abroad
Sir George Foster proposes to raise Canada's trade commissioner status by appointing the best university men as vice counsellors. Before posting, they will undergo special training in Ottawa to study Canada’s industrial needs from coast to coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Foster
Canada
Trade
Casade
Ava University
Department of Trade and Commerce
Ottawa
Ship stresses in waves 500 feet long vs 90 foot vessels
Sir John Lyle explains at the Royal Institute that wave lengths about equal to ship length raise stresses significantly, while shorter waves cause little bending. He notes most waves are under 500 feet, so a 90 foot ship like the Aquitania faces lower maximum bending than a 500 foot vessel. Recent Dominion Forestry surveys near Edmonton, Alberta, show substantial timber loss from fires with white spruce up to thirty inches diameter in mature stands among pole pine and birch species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Institute
London
Sir John Lyle
Aquitania
Dominion Forestry Branch
Edmonton
Alberta
New Policy Aims for Rapid Rail Double Tracking
The new policy targets swift development and wider reach by doubling tracks to major population centers. It argues the overhaul will allow stronger rails and bridges, improve road beds, and deliver immediate returns through increased business.
Museum of Medicine Opens In Marylebone Exhibition
The Museum of Medicine in 64 Wigmore Street Marylebone opens to the public with medieval apothecaries restored, alchemical displays, and demonstrations of ancient bloodletting. The exhibit includes ivory anatomical models, plague masks, dental gold wire procedures, and prescriptions scrawled atop a skull. Women may view by introduction from a medical professional.
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Wigmere Marylebone
Furtser An
Chinese Seek Luxuries Good Market For Canadian Trade
Commissioner Koes notes Chinese demand for civilized luxuries and a vast market of millions for Canadian goods. He cites lumber flour milk apples heating stoves beer cheese and shovels as potential exports. Mark products with distinct trade marks to appeal to the Oriental mind for long term recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koes
Yoko
Rows
Opium Suppression Progress in China and Opposing Ties
China reports eleven provinces free of opium and the British agree no Indian opium will enter those areas. The Chinese government seeks to curb opium use and ban poppy cultivation by year end, while critics note future risks from brigandage and lingering evils amid the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
China
Ching
Antarctic Survey Ship to Sail From London
The Britian Antarctic expedition led by Mr J Foster Stackhouse will sail from London to survey miles of the Antarctic coastline. The program extends four to five years and includes oceanographical work with over 150000 data points and more than four hundred parts signs by the United States. The venture aims to study sea wave power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Foster Stackhouse
London
Antarctic
United
Dominion Exhibit at the Panama Exposition in Canada Building
Canada’s display at the Panama Exposition will occupy a large section of the Canada building. Exhibits focus on natural resources including fruit, horticulture, minerals, timber, and farm scenes with 12 foot screens and labeled samples. The opening is February 20 with early inspection available before formal kickoff.
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Anne
Panama Pacific
Canada
San Francisco
Caumdea
Bette
Bettes
Maife
Osbine Cativas
Howsen
Dominion
Col Hutchinson
Thie
Pearls of Great Price On Show at Hond Street Jewellers
A display at Hond Street court jewellers features a rope pearl necklace valued near £60,000 and a single pear shaped pearl drop priced at £14,009. The standout is a necklet of gem hue valued at £54,006, with one stone not easily replaceable if lost. Earrings priced at £8,000 attract caution on pearl care and wear to preserve luster.
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Court Jewellers
Hond Street
Elves
New Grain Shipping Route in Saskatchewan River Survey
Engineers of the public works department plan a two foot waterway from Rochien to Winniper as part of a Saskatchewan river survey to enable barge traffic for grain and coal. The project would include locks and power development, with an estimated cost of 15 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Public Works Department
Rochien
Winniper
Oute
Rural Mail Service Parcel System Under Review
Inauguration of the parcel system may raise allowances for rural mail delivery and possibly letter carriers. The matter is under advisement by the post office department with inquiries and concerns over the high cost of staffing and service.
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Post Offie
Macy Questa
Am Terrace
Government Prepares Trade Link Via Panama Canal
The government plans a trade route between Werrero porte and Europe using the Panama Canal. Elevators are set up at Fort William Moose Jaw Calgary and a terminal elevator on the Vancouver government dock will cost about 6 million dollars.
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Werrero Porte
Europe
Fort William
Moose Jaw
Calgary
Vancouver
Professor Hons Faces Blindness After Opera Gaffe
An outspoken academic known as Professor Hons warned that even a dazzling display cannot save him from total blindness as the approaching opera gala looms. The remark follows a critical incident that drew attention to his failing sight.
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Ces
Professor Hons
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