Wool quality praised as Prince Edward Island leads cooperative marketing
The article notes high praise for PEI wool quality and the success of cooperative marketing since 1945. It cites strong prices, extensive grading, and growing volumes, urging PEI to aim for 100000 pounds next year while crediting the Canadian Cooperative Wool Growers for linking producers to world markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engl
Ince
Federal Save'Stock Branch
Canada
Prince Edward Island
René Oartier
Preyiois
Nert
Mh. A. W. Tern
Prince Edward
Dominion
Mr.Thompson
Canadian Cooperative Wool Growers
Gata
Mystery of Lost Condor Solved Off Vancouver Island
W H Bevan, Federal District Engineer for Alberni, reports traces of a British ship likely the Condor have been found off the west coast of Vancouver Island between Long Beach and the sand. The Condor vanished December 2, 1901 with 104 aboard and no trace has been seen since. Bevan notes gale conditions may have buried the vessel for decades.
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Victoria
Lighton
Esquimalt
W H Bevan
Alberni
Sanda
Long
Vancouver
Land
U Fr
Bevan
Central Guardian R C N VR to Train and Drill
This afternoon the local Royal Naval Reserves will conduct rowing and cutter exercises using equipment from the Patriot. Tomorrow morning the visiting warship will take the local unit to practice gunnery and torpedo firing. League of the Cross baseball practice at Abegwelt grounds at 6 15 with full attendance.
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Royal Naval Reserves
H. M
L. of C
League of the Cross
Abegwelt Grounds
Parliament Proposes Tax Reform and International Agreements
The government plans to simplify taxation and cut costs, add government inspection of chartered banks, and pursue strong trade deals with Belgium and the Netherlands. Canada negotiates treaties to curb smuggling and supports maritime safety for children. A Canadian representative attends the Inter Allied conference in London, hoping for rapid improvements in European conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Netherlands
Canada
United States
International Labor Conference
League of Nations
London
Death of Mr Hugh Smith Former Railway Man and Civic Leader
Yesterday died at his home Mr Hugh Smith a respected farmer and former P E I Railway locomotive engineer for twenty two years and longtime head of the Locomotive Firemen and Engineers union He later ran a Pringe and King streets grocery and served eight years on the City Council resigning in 1923 to become Market Clerk He was twice wed and leaves a widow five children Albert and William reside in Pictou and New York daughters Mrs H J Gray Boston Mrs Dr Rutledge New York and Mrs J MacLeod St John One sister Mrs James Daly Boston and a brother James at home The City Building flag flies at half mast and funeral plans will follow.
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Hugh Smith
P. E. I Railway
P. E. I. Brotherhood
Pringe and
King Streets
Mr. Smith
Griffin
Georgetown
Albert
Pictou
William
New York
H. J. Gray
Boston
Rutledge
J. MacLeod
St. John
James Daly
James
McKenzie Birth Report in Rumford Maine
A son was born to Mr and Mrs William J McKenzie and Elizabeth McKenzie of Gaspe raoux P E I L in Rumford Maine. The newborn is named William Arthur with the surname McKenzie. officials note the birth at the early stage of the family’s life in the local community.
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McKenzie
Rumford
Maine
Mre
Wm. J. McKenzie
Elizabeth McKenzie
Gaspereaux P .E. IL
Wm. Arthur
Deaths: Patrick A. Smith Ex-Councilor 66
Patrick A. Smith former city official died at City Hospital on July 20 at age 66. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
Hotel Victoria Charlottetown Offered for Travellers
Hotel Victoria on Water Street Charlottetown provides a comfortable modern stay with 44 rooms each having a private bath. The cuisine is famed across Canada. Telephone connections available. Managed by H. C. Brown with courteous service.
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Hotel Victoria Water Street
Charlottetown
Canada
Rome
Notable Guests Listed at Victoria Hotel Event
A roster of attendees appears for a Victoria Hotel gathering featuring many names linked to St John Toronto Montreal Sackville Moncton Ottawa Chicago and London. The list includes F Y Brown H Best A Hutchings R N Wiggins J E Way and others.
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F. Y. Brown
St. John
BD. H.best
Toronto
A. M. Hutchings
R. N. Wiggins
Montreal
H. J. Crudge
Maniton
W. D. Allingham
A. A. Beaton
L. L. Little
M. P. Beaton
Alex. A. Beaton
Christian Beaton
Flossie Beaton
Flat River
A. C. Smith
Sackville
J. E. Way
F. M. Fall
A. EK. Miller
H. BR. Bally
Ind
Herbert @. Phillips
Brantford
Fred Gostmann
Kathleen Anderson
Joe Cahill
Mary Cahill
Halifax
Jos
Burgess
Wfo
London
Elma
Jacksonville
J. D. W. Hall
Des Moines
Donald MacRae
Will Wed On Same Day As Her Mother In Double Wedding
Rev Lavin IP Causey, elderly Springfield preacher and former St Luke’s pastor in Lynn, who married Mr and Mrs George B Thomas a generation ago, is to wed his former parishioner as Avis G Thomas announces engagement to Frederick W Ziemer of New York City. A double wedding is planned for October 1.
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Canadian Press
Boston
Lavin IP. Causey
Springfield
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Lynn
George B. Thomas
Thomas
Wiow
Causey
Avis G. Thomas
Frederick W. Ziemer
New York City
Has No Tongue But Is Able To Talk
Canadian Press reports a London hospital case where a man claims his wife was treated for cancer after his tongue was removed in 1906. Examination confirms no tongue remains yet the man can talk clearly and chew, with the malignant growth reportedly disappeared.
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London
Diocesan Synod Considers Coadjutor Bishop Election
Halifax church leaders report a resolution to convene a special Synod to elect a coadjutor bishop. The plan funds a $4000 annual stipend from invested Anglican Forward Movement funds and parish assessments, with $1800 covered by parishes and $21.10 more per parish starting January 1926.
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Synod of
Nova Scotia
Halifax
N. S
Anglican Forward Movement
Archibishop
W. BE
Harris
Treas
See
Curious freak of lightning over Malden drives Hazel Bridges home
A bizarre lightning event struck Hazel Bridges while driving near Foster's Pond, leaving a ten inch hole in the car roof. The incident occurred during yesterday's electrical storm as her party continued toward camp. Bridges, sister of Robert S Bridges of Wakefield Park, is noted as part of a prominent family with ties to historic meat business and island ventures.
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Mise
Hazel Bridges
Malden
Robert S. Bridges
Wakefield Park
Miss Bridges
Foster’s Pond
Robert
Bridges
Robert Bridges
Owen Connolly
John Saunders
Saunders & Newsome
Hillsborough Street
the Guardian
Temperance Hall
America
Boston
Charlottetown
Snake killed in Jonesport Maine after threatened attack
In Jonesport Maine on July 20 a 12 foot 6 inch snake was killed in Poverty Ridge after resisting an attack. Lakeman attempted to strike with a hoe before firing a shotgun to end the reptile as screams drew onlookers.
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Jonesport
Poverty Ridge
Lakeman
Bandits Rob Bronx Jewelry Shop During Noon Heist
Bandits robbed a Bronx jewelry shop at 727 East 152nd Street shortly after noon, targeting precious stones. The owner’s son Benjamin Hollman refused a ready ring. a pistol was drawn. A terrier named Nellie barked but was appeased with a cookie. One bandit dragged a victim by the hair in Avenue A. Hoffman escaped with other robbers and the clerk freed a bound accomplice in a neighboring shop.
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Benjamin Hollman
East 152Nd Street
The
Bronx
Nellie
Adkdale
Hoffman
Okon
The Last He Sent Her
A brief comic scene shows a messenger boy recounting a young woman asking a man beside her for a buttonhole flower. The humor hinges on the social gesture and the curious response.
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Mids Brown
Ike
Fragmentary dialogue from a comic page
A brief, unclear exchange shows a character asking about a flat object and another describing it as flat on the bottom but round on top, suggesting a humorous misinterpretation. The lines are noisy and incomplete with no clear context or identifiable people or places.
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Buntee
Elopers Bound For Europe Sought by Boston Police
Boston police seek 16 year old Migs Frances Reprive of Waukegan Illinois and Chester Karo alias Joseph Karo of the same city who may be en route to Europe. They are wanted for kidnapping. Officers from downtown stations are tracing booking offices and ship line procedures amid reports of stolen money and hotel incidents connected to the case.
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Boston
Boaton
Migs Frances Reprive
Waukegan
Chester Karo
Joseph Karo
Europe
Spec
Ini
J Steamabip
Mothen
Kato
Kato Bogtom
Wills and Wightman win Olympic doubles title
United States pair Miss Helen Wills and Mrs. George Wightman capture the women's doubles championship at the Olympic lawn tennis competition defeating Miss Kathleen McKane and Mrs. Phyllis Covell 7-5 8-6 in the finals. Clayton Bourne of Montreal fails to reach the final in the 100 metre freestyle, eliminated in the semifinals amid strong U S competitors.
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Bourne of
Montreal
Olympic Stadium
Colombes
Helen Wills J
George Wightman
United States
Kathleen McKane
Phyllis Covell
Lestourelles
France
Clayton Bourne
Canada
Good Racing At Summerville Sat
Racing notes from Summerville on Saturday include free for all results with Hector McIntyre Edgarton McDonald Todd EK WinniePraught and Jack Todd leading times 2.26 to 2.27. Other contenders listed include Nellie D Queenie Alberta Patchen and Deceiver Praught Ruby McIntyre with times 2.31 to 2.27. Judges were L Wood Dr Keith E F Acorn and starter E F Acorn.
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Hector
McIntyre
Edgarton (McDonald
Wee
Todd EK
McLaren
Winnie M
Praught
Jack Todd
McCabe
Silver Todd
Ings
Babe Aubrey
S. (McKenzie
Nellie D
Queenie
Alberta Patchen
L. Wood
Dr. Keith
E. F. Acorn
Cleves Accept Challenge From Junior Station Enders
The Cleves accept a challenge to play the Junior Station Enders tonight at 6 15 P M. Captain R Johnston signs the notice.
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the Cleves
Enders
P. W. C. Diamond
Not Even Then
A clergyman and a parishioner play golf. The cleric, deeply outplayed, laments he will never beat his opponent. The other jokes the vicar will eventually win but still lose on the next hole, framing the humorous, self-deprecating line.
Praise of Islay tribute to Uigg Kinross and Lyndale
Poem by Duncan Martin after years abroad. A nostalgic hometown tribute praising Uigg Kinross and Lyndale with verses about nature streams youth education and a sense of homeland. The author credits his birthplace and honors community churches schools and local life.
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Islay
Uigg, Kinross
Lyndale
Uigg, Kinross and
Vrana Triumphs In Canadian Derby At Fort Erie
Of Montreal owns Vrana winner of the Canadian Derby on Fort Erie’s closing day. The purse for the Canadian Derby stands at $10,000.
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Montreal
Vrana
Fort Erie
Notable Trials Commemorated At Guildhall Tablet
A new tablet at the Guildhall honors landmark state trials from the 16th and 17th centuries. Figures publicized include Anne Askew forheresy in 1546, Lady Jane Grey and Lord Guildford Dudley for treason in 1554, Archbishop Cranmer in 1554, Dr. Roderigo Lopez in 1694, Henry Garnet of Gunpowder Plot, and Sir Nicholas Throckmorton tried for treason in 1554 but acquitted.
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London
Guildhall
Corporation of the City of
Smithfield
Jane Grey
Guildford Dudley
Tower Green
St. Peter
Tower
Archbishop Cranmer
Roderigo Lopez
Henry Garnet
House
Happy Thought Confusion Around Doctor’s Birthday Surprise
A brief exchange wonders if a patient should call on the doctor tomorrow as a birthday surprise for the physician. The dialogue hints at plans and social dynamics within a small circle.
Notion to take chickens sparks fatherly caution
A young family member declares a plan to raise chickens, prompting the father to advise instead pursuing owls whose hours fit better, in a tone that mixes humor with concern. The stray line hints at a local product advertisement for Minard's Liniment for sore feet.
Merriman Delivers Fastest Heat of the Year at Fort Miami Park
Merriman driven by Thomas Murphy clocked two minutes flat in the first heat of the free-for-all pace at the Grand Circuit meet in Toledo. Sir Roch won the event while Margaret Dillon, lame, failed to keep pace. Colonel Bosworth upset in the Sherwood stake for three-year-old trotters, and Bessie McKyle captured the 2.15 pace. Tulip Frisco won the 2.20 Klass trot.
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Toledo
Merriman
Thomas Murphy
Fort Miami Park
Sir Roch
Margaret Dillon
Colonel Bosworth
McDonald
Sherwood
Bessie McKyle
Tulip Frisco
Golf results from Belvidere Links matches and scores
On July 12 a mixed foursome handicap 15 holes yielded Mrs C Morris and W Saunders first with 80 13 67. Miss E Rogers and W K Rogers were second with 88 11 75. July 19 featured a no men’s singles 18 holes match medal play won by Billie Hyndman net 74. Prof Watkis second with net 77. Twelve players entered. list shows scores and handicaps. The ladies match did not occur due to few players.
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Belvidere Links
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Runswick Ave
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Hermanville
Smith
Alex
McDonald's Ale
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Apri
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Besse Etter
Meriden Hospital
Meriden
Conn
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Lower Montague
D. J. Stewart
East Bideford School District No
G. Shelton Sharp
Fast Bileford
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George HF
Saville
Sec Y
Trustees
Annandale
P. &. Island
George Lewis
West Royalty
McLaughlin
G. R. McQuarrie
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Walker
City
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Ted
the Central Guardian
Holman
H. C. Brown
Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd
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Sporting News
Summerville
R. Johnston
Edinburgh Scotsman
Uigg, Kinross and Lyndale
Royal Edward
Isle
Uigg
Kinross and
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Vigg
Kinross
Duncan Martin
Dominion News Service
Minard
Roch
St. Roch
Logmis
Bedwin
Murphy
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Mennamen
Bessie McKlye
Br.m
Peter McKyle
Palin
Hollywood Walter
B.h
Hollywood Bob
Loomis
Dan Finch
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Flemming
Bonnie Watts
Br.g
Childs
Prince Direct
Dewry Hall
Peter
Bradford
Three Socks
C. D
Balinger
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White
Exile Mac
Myers
Ruby Hall
Deil Cisco
Peter Coast
Dempsey
John Gallagher
Worthy Rice
Peter A. Montgomery
Valiko
Col. Bosworth
B.c
Balwin
Athalie
Br.f
Peter the Great
Cox
Erin Guy B.f
Bob Armstrong
C.c
Tallman
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