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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
7
The draft talks focus on the question of feature resources and mineral rights in Alberta. The discussions compare provincial and dominion controls while outlining expected legislation in the coming federal session.
A Calgary based UFRA proposal outlines cooperative marketing pools for beef and dairy products. The plan aims to coordinate handling, marketing, and endorsements separate from existing UPA and Alberta Wheat Pool structures. Details focus on governance, pooling scope, and integration with regional producers associations.
The Cork correster reports a British sentry at Templebreedy Port near Queenstown was fired upon by unidentified attackers. Gunfire drew the garrison to respond with a searchlight but no injuries were reported. Four miles south of Queenstown, British soldiers faced previous shooting incidents.
Costa Rica has resigned from the League of Nations reducing its membership to fifty four. The action follows earlier withdrawals and affects the roster of states including Germany Turkey and others, as discussed at a recent assembly.
A mine fire at Rose ver coal mine near Wane caused $15,000 in material damage and halted operations for about three weeks due to heavy snow. State and federal authorities will oversee new machinery installation before full capacity resumes, as Drumbeller Fire Brigade could not reach the scene in time.
A journeyman baker has devised a dough formula that could keep loaves edible for months or years. Laboratory experts say freshness may extend to ten months, with inventor Jean Matti predicting up to two years.
Parker Gilbert, agent-general on reparations, reports to the Daw Plan commission that since the new agreement began Germany has overpaid the Allies by an amount estimated around a substantial figure. He notes the total to date under the compulsion plan as presented.
A newly inaugurated cable service connects Cuanti to Spain and Maly, with links to Canada and the United Kingdom. The open network reportedly stretches from New York to Azores and Spain, signaling a transatlantic communications expansion amid regional trade shifts.
Premier Curning plans eleven resolutions to present in Ottawa advocating branch construction in the province, equal rate treatment, and other federal auto rules. Doni seeks to untangle the Thurford-Haffond route extension and ensure the railway guarantee funds are used for provincial road construction.
The government signals postponement of the imperial conference linked to the League of Nations disarmament talks. Prime Minister Cal Amery and cabinet aides sought Dominion cooperation and consent but decide to abandon the imperial gathering to avoid delays and secure approval for postponement.
Allies outline a forthcoming protest note on Cologne occupation and discuss a near term agreement. The military control commission will issue a final report on the military situation and address the Germany question in the near future.
Rowhy, a prominent Winniver Yanker, has been promoted to the position of Assistant General Manager for the Canadian Tank of Commerce, signaling a key career advancement within the financial and trade sector.
Government plans to return surplus profits from the wartime wheat pool to western wheat producers. Details on the distribution and total sums remain undisclosed, but officials indicate western delegates have not yet secured payment to fund provincial needs. Estimated returns previously cited near 10 to 12 million dollars for last season, with higher totals anticipated this year.
Plan to boost trade ties between Canaita and Western views involves sending a representative to discuss maritime cooperation. Aim is to secure better port access and shipping contracts through diplomacy and economic leverage at the highest levels.
The government weighs options following the Privy Council judgment. Possible paths include channeling industrial disputes to government oversight or seeking amendments to the British North America Act. The Lamieux Act and Ta Act still constrain authorities from forcing settlement without clear legal avenues.
Soviet observers marked Lenin’s death with a state tribute amid nationwide mourning. Stores theatres and restaurants closed in many areas while red flags and public messages honored the late leader. The day also drew attention to Trotzky’s political exile and Lenine’s enduring influence.
Ottawa reports award of an elevator contract to Northern Construction Company of Vancouver. The initial contrast for the primes rap elevate tender was accepted and the foundation was approved, marking the formal contract figure in the project.
The senate voted recordly to accept a naval bill amendment requiring President Coolidge to convene another farms conference. The move follows a tie and signals intensified congressional action on agricultural policy during Coolidge's administration.
Three French Army planes reportedly crossed the Sahara from north to south, reaching Lake Toba and Avon while another group pursued, amid telegram notes about the feat. The mission ended with French planes fending off attacks as they crossed from Adrar toward Makar, continuing toward a distant objective.
A fragmented dispatch reports a signed treaty involving Japan and others, with references to coal supplies and percentages. It notes a Trans-Salarian Aerial Ex fon near Hourees and mentions an automobile magnate amid frontier activity. Lawmakers discuss bank deposit protections and government responsibility for losses in the current session.
The item notes a division No. 45 contingent bound for Shanghai amid a contested possession scenario with military governors nearby. It mentions the arrival of ships and a U S tary presence off Shag t Alberts Seed Fair Palgary Major 1 range in Alberta.
Regine W Ames and Grady Hewinedid aserstars reveal Dr Amos was chosen as chairman under the 192 Saskatche an Sales of Liquor Act. The appointment emphasizes his experience and knowledge of the operation of the system, aiding organization and administration of provincial liquor duties.
In a parliamentary debate Louis Marin outlined France’s stance on war debts and the United States obligations. He argued France cannot bear immense liabilities alone and urged moral settlement rather than forceful payment. An appeal to the British Empire seeks support to preserve a memorial and mobilize donors abroad for a subscrip tion totaling about 1.35 million rupees.
The report claims the Bay Railway completion is a federal project with implications for provincial resource control. It notes debates on provincial versus federal oversight, mentions Welland and Hudson's Bay regions, and references plans for a dock on the River Thames and a tunnel near Dartford to ease road traffic. Debits declined about 1% in December from November, with Canadian Bankers Association figures showing bank debt at 2.824 billion vs 2.508 billion.
Spain bombarded Algerian forces in a strait area near Point Alcazar and beyond, with dispatches from national news agency indicating naval activity east of the referenced locations. The report cites limited details and confirms ongoing hostilities in the region.
Hon G C Ballantyne urged national commercial spirit and Canadian trade expansion to aid manufacturers and workers. He said government tax burdens hinder industry and called for measures to lower costs and protect domestic production within the Dominion.
A Strasbourg based student faced examination manipulation claims as outside coaching was allegedly provided through wireless devices. The medical school investigates the incident detailing the planned exam adversities and the involvement of external parties.
Delegates at Geneva consider adjourning the opium talks as the present sitting appears hopeless. A memorial for King Rome is proposed, while Milanese officials discuss arranging a fifth anniversary event and an international institute to study and cure cancer.
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