Lumber Gut Will Be Large In Ontario Timber Output
The Crown Lands department estimates a large pine and timber cut for winter under lease areas across Sudbury Parry Sound and Sault Ste Marie with rail ties telegraph poles and fence posts included. Past winters yielded about 59 and 50 million feet. current demand is high but labor shortages push up costs.
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Toronto
Department of Crown Lands
Mh Leensa
Sudbury
Parry Soun
Ascotasies
Whiner Webbwood Sault Ste. Marie
Arthur
Arpprias Pembroke
Peterborn
Shin ing Deer Night Hunters Hit County
Early last fall the News Record warned that the closed season on parirages was being brazenly violated by shin ers buyers hunting at night with fichis. In Raber township farmer Anderson lost three cattle including a valuable bull and two heifers to these actions. Similar losses have been reported, signaling that it is high time to bring these offenders to justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Raber Township
All Prisoners Freed Amid Venezuelan Crisis Clash
Reports state prisoners arrested at President Castro’s instance yesterday were released as troops mass nearby. Amid tense Venezuelan developments in La Guaira and Caracas, British and German interests face detention and protests while officials seek restraint and a peaceful solution.
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Castro
Albert Cherry
Venezuela
Central Railway
Wallace
Borren
Russell
Koehier
Mme
Pilgrim
Baltazar
Valentin Blohm
Bowen
McBride Turns Up After Missing Case
The report says Thos McBride, previously described as missing, reappeared claiming he knew his location all along. He was working near Beis River at a camp below Shelideake, and dismissed concerns as unfounded.
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McBride
News Record
Beis
Shelideake
J. Johnson
Mr. McBride
Judge Prosecutes Himself in Kinross Family Assault Case
Judge John a Couch acted as both judge and prosecutor in the Kinross home assault case involving Frank Hisar and his brother Eé Hisar. Convicted of assault, the judge imposed minimal punishment and ordered costs totaling $25.50, noting the civil economy of a family quarrel. The defendant faced additional costs for days in jail and his lawyer’s fee, illustrating the high expense of domestic disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesterder Ahtemoon
John A Couch
Biscourt Theese
Frank Hisr
Eé. Hisar
Kinross
Frank
Atierner Conrick
Couch
Riaz
Mad Mullah Rumor of Somaliland Death
Aden reports a rumor of the Mad Mullah’s assassination in Somaliland. A native trader from Garero via Berbera brought the tale to the coast claiming the Mullah was slain by a spear thrust to the stomach while praying.
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Aden
Arabia
Somaliland
Grawer
Garrerro
Berbera
New Drug Firm Forming From Alf Richards Co Merger
Alf Richards Co announces closing its local mercantile field on March 1 and leasing quarters to a new law firm joined by Ray Kanouse and John Melver forming Kanouse & Melver. Kanouse, longtime Rudeli Drug Co dispenser, partners with Melver, a well known Sooie associated with Michigan Lake Superior Power Cos office, bringing hustling drive to the merchant venture.
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Alf. Richards Co
Law & Firm
Fratersity
Kanouse
Miiver
Sooie
Michigan Lake Superior Power Cos
Independent Operator Crawford Testifies On Coal Prices
In Scranton Pa on December 11 J L Crawford president of the People's Coal Co testified at the miners’ inquiry. He said he shipped coal yesterday and could name a price if desired but declined specifics. He described Delaware Lackawanna and Western as the supplying road and noted earning about 65 percent of the price. Crawford said during the strike the coal price fell to twenty dollars a ton in parts and faced objections as to company profits.
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Scranton
Rodars
J. L. Crawford
People’s Coal Co
Oxford
Crawford
Galieg
Tr. Darrow
New York
Delaware
Lackawanna ‘Western
Lackawanna & Western
Mi It
Weil Ache
Darrow
Crawing
Bischilert
Chaimmen Graf
Edigon Sault Co Wins Again in Ejectment Suit
Marquette December 11. Yesterday opening steps in suit for ejectment between St Marys Power Co and Chandler Donbar Power Co. jury empaneled but judge directed verdict for the defendant after plaintiff presented proofs. This is second such case. an appeal was taken in the first and will be heard in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Yesteréar
St. Marys Power Company
Chandler Donbar Power Company
St. Mary's Power Co
Chaniler-Davbar Co
Supreme Court
Reciprocity talks dominate Detroit meeting on Cuba and Canada
Detroit delegates at the National reciprocity conference hear Frank D. Parer and Eugene T. Foss advocate U S Cuba and Canada links. Discussions center on ratifying Kosson and Haxy Bord treaties and reconvening the joint high commission while addressing the Alaskan boundary dispute.
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Detroit
Cuba
Frank D. Paver
New York
Eugene T. Foss
Boston
John A. Kosson
Canada
High Commission
Eugene N. Foss
Batter Ted Creations
United States
Uring
Frank D.parer
U Gj
Isenete
John Lind
Minnesota
Waubon incumbent officers reelected in Eight the Maccabees
Waubon eight No 38 Maccabees elected new officers for the coming year. J Vanderhook was reelected finance keeper for the eighteenth time, a role he has held since the tent’s organization. Formerly Vanderhook and HR Westlake, long-time record keeper, led the group as a young society. The current election produced a larger membership than in the early days, with officers named: Vros Duncan record keeper, Fleming musician, Ashcraft sergeant, A Per Picket, Geo. etc.
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Waubon Tient
the Maccabees
J. Vanderhook
Vanderzook
HR. E. Westlake
Vanderhook
Westlake
Nce
Anr
Soo
Vros
Duncan
Reep
Fleming
Arsician
Seret
Chas. Ashcraft
Geo
Catholic Mutual Beneft Association Elects Officers
C M A officers for Branch No 32 were elected last night with S F Bernier as president and Patrick Tracy End as vice president. Other posts filled include recording secretary L P Wesser and financial secretary W F Grosse. Treasurer sas Galley, marshal Albert King, delegate to national convention Hynes, alternate W F Grosse, W E Davidson returned from a business trip to Minneapolis.
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Catholic Mutual Beneft Association
Prest
S. F. Bernier
Patrick Tracry End
Jobnes
L P. Wesser
W. F. Grosse
Sas
Galley
Albert. King
Das
Hynes
de Atternate
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Victor E. Metzger
Lipz
Jay W. Sutton
Ridge St
Dhman
Meeavish Elesle
Johnston
Blank
General Insurance
Martyn & Stuart
Marty & Stuarts
Cfisit
Albiavun St
William M. Snell
Ofice In
Court House
James C. Teague
Saint Ste. Marie, Mich
Ato Asboron St
Surety Bante Ge Reaplorrs
Linknifey Morey Collections
Chas. E. Balley
Room Nork Price
Harriene Brock
Sposa Eeee
Bates & Adams
Ashmun Street
Beadle
Times
Queen Street
John W. Mostly, Jr
Jos
France
Portage
Fire and Plate Glass Insurance
McLachlan & Menard
Victory Queen Hive
Ellen Armstrong
Ontario
Chippewa Co
Washington
Letrewerr Hay
Statt Department
Barcelons
Caracas
LaGuira
Cuardeuti
Fort Laviga
LeGuira
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Bolivar
Paris
Jes
Great Briain
Germany
la Guaire
Willemstad
Curaca
LaGuaira
Yamob
Mme. von Pilgrim-Baltazzi
Dr. Reehler
Brisk
London
House of Commons
la Guaira
Cesira
Foreign Office
McBride Turns
Shelldrake
Mad Mullah
NEW Drug Firm
Kanouse & Mciver
Alf. Richards
S.l.crawford
Edigon- Sault CO
Wilfrid Laurier
Wade
John Chariton
Nort Norfolk
Jan
Svcral
Laurier
Republic
Joint High Commission
Charlton
Joint Commission
Chariton
Cadillac
Richard J. Cartwright
E End Commerce
Louis L. Davis
James Winkters
NewFoundland
Lord Brachel
Allienicen
Senetor W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Joan A. Kasson
Iowa
S. & Paine
House Committee On
Iezn Coolidge
Charles W. Faulkner
West Virginia
John W. Foster
Canadians
Jonas Chariton
M Glen
Mount Forest
Techoehy
Saginaw
Vaginas
Ile
Drearold
M.D. Ryan
Chicago
W. E. Davidson
Minsieaposis
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