Montreal Fur Auction Opens With Large Accessions
The Montreal fur auction draws buyers from New York, Toronto, and Canada as four floors display Marten, Mink, Ermine, and Silver Fox pelts. Officials report strong attendance, with roughly 450 expected, and praise the cataloguing and service. Charlottetown merchants held their annual banquet as the Retail Merchants Association discusses business recovery and government policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McQuarrie
Frank Craig
Sd Speer
Alfred Eysenbach
Becker
New York
Zobel
Toronto
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Brandon
City Council Financial Statement from December 1920
The City Clerk submitted receipts and expenditures for 1920 with total receipts of 245,734.26 and total expenditures of 248,501.92. Notable items include maintenance, police, fire, school board, and debt service. The report notes deflation pressures and wage readjustment as a path to normal conditions, and a resolution directed the Clerk to bill citizens for permanent street frontages with payments due by June 1.
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Ccscccoss
Our Association Insurance Co
Council and Fire Board
Pane Zenchi Ym Association
Maritime Provinces
Maritime Electric Company
Sevenceemees
Board of School Trustees
Assonesiies
Victoria Park
Board of Health
Permanent Works
Market House
Patriotic Fund
Fire Apparatus
Nssssecremenene
Union Bank
Denied Specials and Help Wanted Fragments
Fragments show job ad seeks general ework and home help. References requested. apply at listed offices or addresses such as 257 Richmond St and Dept 276, Va. One item mentions a fountain pen and milk co. Byrne Bros. noted in North er region.
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Richmond St
South African Elections Stir Fierce Debate in London
A cable from Johannesburg reports growing voter fervor as South Africa nears a crucial election. General Hertzog’s stance to pause the issue for ten years if re elected dominates discussion, with Premier Smuts gaining strength amid fusion with the Unionist party and labor opposition in key towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
London
Johenvraburge
South Africa
Hertheog
Irs
Sale
Bull
Herbeog
Billon
Charlottetown
Penton Carr
Oyster Red Bridge
Smuts
British Dirigible R 84 Damaged After North Sea Flight
Special to The Guardian London January 28 The British airship R 84, famed for two 1919 Atlantic crossings, returned to base after nine hours being pushed over the North Sea by strong winds. Engines and propeller damage occurred as it made a rough morning landing ending a long tense flight.
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T.andon
Atlantic
North Sea
Misc Classified Fragments and Notices
A mixed set of notices and classifieds including missing mare for sale with owner contact, information request about Catherine McLoud at Long Hospital, a purse found with a celluloid claim, a store boat package of ckts left behind, and a request for private house accommodations with J M O Guardian contact. Also requests for silver fox pelts and mink for New York market, with price expectations and a note about a shipment by February night.
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R. Maddivan & Co
Queen St
New York
Merside
Lew York
H. Rayner
Special today at Weymouth Cash Grocery
HASZARD'S Tea 39c Ib prunes 20c lard 26c rolled oats 6c at Weymouth Cash Grocery corner Weymouth and Fitzroy Sts phone 356 L.
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Haszard's
Weymouth
Fitzroy Sts
Robberies Reported in Charlottetown Loop
Multiple break ins across Charlottetown Thursday night target A Pickard and Co C Lyons and Co McDonald Rowe Wool Working Co and M P Hogan Sons offices. Small sums taken. Pickard's yielded ninety cents. Entry at McDonald Rowe involved broken glass and a single thief present. Police also report blood tracks near a Quebec tracks bill. Sentences note two suspects Gormley remanded for hearing.
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Charlottetown
A. Pickard and Co
C. Lyons and Co
McDonald-Rowe Woolworking Company
M. P. Hogan
Quebec
Gormley
Weather Update From Toronto January 29
Moderate to fresh winds shift through Toronto with milder, fairly pleasant conditions expected. Temperatures rise slightly as a high level indicates improving weather through the day with no significant precipitation anticipated.
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Toronto
Lloyd George brandishes resolve in Paris over German reparations
Special to The Guardian reports Premier Lloyd George rejecting Briand’s plea to alter immediate German indemnity terms. He urges a practical British plan and insists on real progress at the conference to test Germany's capacity to pay. The article also notes the Egmont Bay pastor Father Stanislaus Boudreault's death and funeral details.
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the Guardian
Paris
Lloyd George
Briand
Good George
Germany
Great Britain
Belgium
France
Bevis
al ‘Ted
Nemch
de Boulognne
Egmont Bay
Stanlaws Boudreault
Sanders Field
Stanislaus Boudreault
Alberton
T Amherst
P. Q
Mont Bay
Father Neville
Belmont Bay
Increased Express Rates Probable
YTAWA Jan 28 It is probable the Board of Railways Commissioners will publish its judgment on express rates before tomorrow’s hearing test. The decision is expected to be voluminous and cover all aspects of the express service business. Any increase is believed to be temporary.
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YTAWA
Board of Railwan
Sheep Breeders Annual Meeting in Prince Edward Island
The Prince Edward Island Sheep Breeders Association held its annual meeting at Prince of Wales College hall. Chair was held by Mr. B v of Dundas while President W H McGregor was absent. Secretary W Boulter reported weak wool prices due to home manufacture and expectations of higher later prices. Grading delays limited revenue, but cooperative handling kept a market for ungraded wool from collapsing. about 12,000 lbs less wool accepted than 1919, close to 600 contributors, average wool return about 30 cents. Delegates McGregor and Lea elected to attend the Canadian Cooperative Wool Growers convention in Toronto. new directors named for Queens and Prince districts. Meeting adjourned.
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P. E. Island
Ottawa
Waller
Secrimry
Hich
Reid
Department of Agriculture
J. K. King
Montton
Martine
Amber
Gordon McMiln
Cornwall
W H. McGregor
Lot It
WW M Lea
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Montreal
United States
Canada
Ca Jces
Zob- Fur Auction Sales Company
Kara
Stiner
Joseph Ullman, Jr
Scheinsaltz
Ces
Jaeckel
Bokhara
Coltart
Jty
Ian Saple
Alaska
G. R. McQuarrie
Summerside
Prince Edward
Cat
Retail Merchants Association of
Rose and Grey
Victoria Row
A. Mc Donald
Dominion
P.E. I
Nova Scoti
Arene
Awalon
Shubenacadie
N. S
Pyle
Eport
Black
Island
A. McDonald
J. P. Gordon
C. H. Chandler
C. Cuthbertson Doyle
Halifax
Dominion Association
John McLeod
J. A. Robertson
City Clerk’s Office
Blst
Ted
Byrne Bros
Norther
Dept
Bma
Acher
Brae Hool
Archie McLean
Colen
DR Sale
Samuel Kennedy
Kent Street
Lor Corn
Ives
Catherine McLoud
the Long Hospital
Prince and Island
Prince Edward Isid
Cornwall Valley School
al Rta
A. T Gay, Secy
Hinora
Alberta
A. W. Weir
Prown Bt
Brothers
RM WroasHuh
Tefverratt RE Tide
Mook, BT
Lloyd :George
Boudreault
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