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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
7
A European crisis report notes German resistance turning from passive stance to active demonstrations and sabotage at Ruhr notables, with rail and public services disrupted. French and Belgian officials press for German compliance as strikes and mobilizations spread, while Radium production fears surface in Belgium. End advises spending locally to aid hometown merchants.
Vancouver report notes Agasste farm in British Columbia claims the world record butter cow May Feho a two year old Holstein heifer. In 365 days she yielded 30.86 pounds of milk daily average over four percent butter fat totaling 133 pounds of butter fat equal to 1.652 pounds of butter. 46 pounds more than the previous record held by Bella Pon fac of Brantford Ontario.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy to clean a child’s bowels within hours. It claims quick relief for feverish, constipated, or cold-affected youngsters without griping, and urges mothers to request the genuine product with printed directions for babies and children.
Mr Forke of the National Progressive party told Ottawa crowds that his group will continue to plow its own furrow. He denied links to the Grain Growers Grain Company and dismissed claims that ex leader T A Crerar was at fault for western hardship. He blamed high production costs for farmers’ woes despite good crops and improving debts, and offered no clear stance on cooperation with the Government next session. He also commented on Wood Hammell and Joseph Binevie, saying only that he was sorry to part with them.
A letter from Mrs Oscar A Anderson of Box 18 Leslie Saskatchewan describes relief from severe headaches backache and distress after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges other women to keep the medicine on hand and attest to its benefits. A second note from Mrs Heramat Retsey Copenhagen New York reports renewed strength enabling household work after taking the same compound.
The body of the late Hon. W. C. Kennedy minister of the Dendnion Government and head of Windsor’s state was laid to rest in Naples Florida then brought to Windsor. Major officials attended the funeral including Hon. Charles Murphy and Sir Lomer Gouin. The service was at St Alphonsus Church with interment at St Alphonsus Cemetery and the Knights of Columbus played a prominent role.
Ottawa one volume of employment in Canada, as reported by employers to the Dominion Bureau of Statistics at the beginning of January showed considerable contraction. This was largely on account of the temporary cessation of work in many establishments for the holiday season. The percentage decline was slightly smaller than last year, but payrolls have recently been higher, so the shrinkage involves the release of a larger number of workers. The trend of employment in all provinces was decidedly downward.
Hon. G P Smith, former Alberta Minister of Education, argues Western Canada needs government elevators at Vancouver and Prince Rupert to ease transportation and trade hardships facing western grain growers. He cites figures urging federal action to boost western prosperity.
Tenby Bay resident Mrs Espeland asserts Dodd's Kidney Pills improve health after years of kidney trouble. She claims the medicine reduces symptoms so she only needs occasional doses now. The ad-style statement promotes the pills as a remedy for kidney related ailments and urges neighbors to try them.
The Duke of York cannot visit Canada this year to open the Canadian National Exhibition. He acts on a report in the Daily Express as cited by Lori Beavero brook’s newspaper.
A fragment reports the sale of the St Lawrence River chart by Captain Cook, famed explorer and navigator, as Christie’s for £1.08 in London. The item highlights historical navigation artifacts and Christie’s auction context.
Years ago the profession fought Ca arth by internal dosing and failed to remove the trouble. The modern treatment consists of breathing the healing essence of Catarrhonone which goes instantly to the source. Catarrhozone penetrates where liquids cannot reach, drives out the Berm, soothes irritation, relieves coughs, and quicky ends Catarchal troubles. For bad throat and bronchitis, two months of treatment costs one dollar. small size fifty cents. Sold everywhere by The Catarshozone Co Montreal.
London Sir John Simon Liberal Leader urged that France be protected by a League of Nations guarantee rather than occupation of the Ruhr. He warned the occupation was wrong and called for a revision and final settlement of Versailles to provide equal protection and deter aggression.
Resolution adopted at the Alberta dairy convention condemns free importation of oleomargarine. It calls for branding exported Alberta butter as Alberta butter and outlines newly elected Dairy Council Directors: Noble Daysland Clarke Didsbury Puileson Calgary Markebers Preves Smith Mc Janes Wetaskiwin. The executive officers to be chosen from the board.
In Paterson New Jersey Dr Edward B Morfan reports a successful operation grafting portions of a donor eye to 11 year old Alfred Lemanowicz to restore his sight The boy told doctors he could distinguish light after the bandage was removed indicating partial vision recovery
Wireless advices received from Formosa indicate three Russian refugee ships en route to Manila from Shangtuo had run short of fuel. Two more ships were shadowing, while the remaining two were returning to Shanghai.
A New York group involved in illegal car dealings was informed they must pay income tax on profits from the past year. The law requires reporting, but clarifies that information is confidential and cannot be used for prosecutions.
Sir Henry Thornton, president of the Canadian National Railways, told a banquet that it is possible to fix grain rates enabling farmers and manufacturers to compete globally while keeping national railways profitable. He urged steps to ensure reasonable rates that avoid bankrupting the railway system.
The world's dairy show will be held in Syracuse New York from October 6 to 14 announced at a National Dairy Association board meeting. The world's dairy congress will be held in connection with the show. Mayence-rritz and five German industrialists were found guilty by a court martial for refusing to cooperate with French reparations coal delivery plans in the Ruhr. Fines imposed. Every dollar spent in your hometown boosts the community.
A legislative proposal in Sacramento seeks to restrict citizenship by birth to exclude Japanese and other races. The measure aims to limit naturalization and require legislative and electoral approval.
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