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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 11, 1923

Page

3

Ripe Time Seen for Hudson's Bay Road Completion

The Pas Manitoba officials including Commissioner J A Campbell report broad support for finishing the Hudson Bay railway link. Manitoba and Saskatchewan leaders promise alignment with neighboring provinces, with discussions at Bunary and Brandon conventions and renewed efforts to prevent indefinite postponement and destruction of laid track.

Hudson Kabiway J. A Campbell Manitoba Saskachewan Saskatchewan Bannary CFM Brandon

Will Discuss Boycott of British Goods

Delegates from all parts of the country arrive for the Indian National Congress in Bombay. The subject committee has adopted four resolutions to report on British policy, religious conferences, and the Caliphate controversy. A committee will report on censuses and the stand on colonial governance is expected to be debated during congress week.

Wingsan National Congressp Bengal Herash Inara Air Indian National Congress Legislative Councils Congress

Hide Prices Rise for Green Hides at Chicago Market

Packers and drovers push up green hides in the prairie market as prices advance twelve cents fob Chicago. Butcher hides gain two to three tests while weather, embargo fog, and Canadian tube drift threaten supply as Chicago remains the sole market.

Feareog Lestner Prairies Chicago England Ste

Heart Palpitations and Breath Shortness Remedy Ad

A reader testimonial from Alice Bishop of Hawthorne Avenue in Houston Ontario endorses a heart and nerve pill product for palpitations and shortness of breath. She claims prior symptoms of skipped beats and nighttime breathlessness improved after using the pills. A new box is available at dealers, price in Torhsto.

Alice “Bishop Hawthorne Ave Hounton Milburn Limited Torwsto

Permanent Wheat Board Appointment Rumored in Winnipeg

A report from Winnipeg outlines a proposal to appoint a royal commission to probe the entire grain sector. The plan seeks to oversee grain sales, monopolize trading to three outlets, and examine closing costs and yard operations.

Winnipeg

Move for Peace in Ireland During Christmas Season

A Dublin report describes renewed efforts by Sinn Fein clubs at Mansion House to push for a just and permanent peace in Ireland during the Christmas holidays. Ministers, the government, and security forces prepared for potential trouble while aiming to reassure the public and extend holiday goodwill across the Republic.

Ireland Sinn Fein Mgusion Rex Hon Ieee Neal Seg Airway England Dublin Lveletta Pomona de Aera

Mrs Davis Credits Lydia Pinkham Remedy

Mrs Davis of Winnipeg credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her energy and ability to work and nurse her baby after illness. She praises the medicine and offers her testimonial to encourage others to seek the treatment. She notes the doctor’s initial discouragement and the improvement after starting the remedy.

Lydia E. Pinkham Winnipeg Man Lydia F. Pinkhan Spe Fee Eaelty Davis McGee Street Lydia F Pinkham Medicine Co Cobourg

Western Senators Predict Canada Action on Lawrence Waterway

Washington senators from western and Great Lakes states engaged with Canadian advocates foresee action at the next Canadian Parliament meeting. They predict authorization for negotiations between Canada and the United States over the Lawrence waterway, aiming to advance cross border talks and possible agreement.

Washington Great Lakes Canada United States

Court Orders Refund to British Bank in Bond Case

The Court of Appeals sustained Weyler Wilkes Fo Fight to collect interest on British bonds, ordering a Brussels broker to refund several million in coupon payments to the British bank. The case involved coupons cashed to obscure origin, with the Dutch ship exonerated as an innocent party amid government protest.

Properer Wilkes Court of Appeals

Greek Government Refuses Turkish Demand At Conference

Athens reports Premier Donatas states Greece will not withdraw from Constantinople or concede to Turkish demands even if Allies back a joint solution. He emphasizes national sovereignty limits and detachment from potential concessions at the conference. The statement signals firm stance amid Allied mediation efforts.

Atriarsh Constantinople London Athens Donatas Serted

Arbuckle Films in Ontario Post Arrest Case

Ontario officials consider restoring Fatty Arbuckle films after his Hollywood arrest. The Ontario Board of Control is examining whether screening Arbuckle pictures can resume while Will Hayes era moves to lift restrictions. Film industry officials seek a middle course to redeem Arbuckle’s works.

Toronto Ontario Arbuckle Inn Arbuckle Hollywood Ontario Board of Arbuckle Pictures Will H. Hayeakes

Refuge for Exiled Sultan Cale Warns of Uncertain Refuge

Jeddal sends a message that the exiled sultan informs King Hussein of Hedjaz he cannot say yet if he will accept Musa in invitation to reside at Mecca. He has sought refuge in a country and promises master advice to Hussein later. the choice will be Mecca. The exiled makes no reference to the family deserted in Cor.

Cale Jeddal Hussein Hedjaz Mussein Mecca Allan Cor

Drought Relief Act figures and Ontario debt data

The report covers Southern Alberta Drought Relief Act debts estimated between twenty thousand and twenty five thousand for six months ending recently. Office staff numbered twenty two under the commissioner with six clerks, stenographers, six filing clerks and one inspector. Oral expenses for six months totaled sixteen thousand dollars. Also noted is Dominion headquarters announcing a Winnipeg subcharter and the Last Post Fund proving branch in Manitoba with Pearce appointed to oversee, plus Ottawa seeing a rise in bank savings deposits by about one hundred million in November and demand deposits at month end near fifty four million. Local merchants urged to “Give four local merchants a chance” and bay at home.

Calgary Coas Winnipeg Dominion Arthur HD. Hair Last Post Can Manitob Pearce James Jer Col P. J. Osler

Cattle Buyers From Britain Visit St Joan NB

Mou Duncan Mar Sell Canada’s Agriculture Commissioner, touring England since September, arrived on the Canadian Pacific steamship Soup Mibredoss at St Joan. He discussed embargo terms and noted Britain’s cattle Kings planned winter purchases, expressing satisfaction at embargo removal and the anticipated easing of Canadian quarantine.

St John St Joan Mou Duncan Mar Sell Canada England

Women Dye Things New In Diamond Dyes

Advertises Diamond Dyes promising simple home dyeing for women to revitalize dresses coats waists stockings and even draperies. Claims the product prevents spotting and works on linen wool and mixed fabrics and urges purchasing only Diamond Dye for reliable results.

Photographing Drunken Men in Des Moines

Des Moines police announce a plan to take photographs of every drunken man brought to headquarters for Will save and present a sober image to help offenders see how they appear when in error. The initiative aims to deter drunkenness by visualizing the consequence.

Des Moines Ivesson Hamond Police

Ministers and Red Blame Split Alberta Mine Strike

The Canadian Labor Minister accuses Reds of fomenting the Alberta mine strike while a separate report details a deadly sea storm rescue. Telegram exchanges between government officials and union leaders reflect tension over legality, labor law, and public safety as dominions press for overseas press gallery access.

Reds Alberta Hevannot Edmonton Workers Party James Mur John J. Lewis United Mine Workers of Amer Joseph A Clarke Latham A. Paraile Bickerton Peatt Eluer FE. Roper Department of Labor Clarke Labor Lewis Mr. Lewis

Nerviline advertised as quick relief for colic and cramps

An old advertisement touts Nerviline as essential for stomach pains and colic. It claims 60 doses, suggests every family should keep a bottle, and promises strong protection against illnesses, urging purchase of a 35 bottle supply. The copy emphasizes household security and universal usefulness.

Britain to Import Peruvian Rams for Wool Study

London reports Britain will import Peruvian rams to test cross breeding for merino wool. Wool manufacturers in northern England aim to raise wool quality similar to South America. Existing finest wool in Britain may shift as new breeds supplant old stock. Lethbridge Senator Deverver, a pioneer medical man, resigns and plans to move to Ottawa with a nine year medical health post tenure.

England America Lethbridge Deverver Otawa

Germany Declared In Default Over Wood Demand

A fragmentary report notes Germany deemed in default for failing to deliver wood demanded this year. The vote split three to one with France Belgium and Italy supporting the declaration in a session described as listless. Britain opposed the move while the text references Canterbury and Norse area as a mention.

Paris Ora Germany France Belgium Maly Great Britain

Great Britain Stands Alone Over German Reparations

Paris reports a decisive Allied Reparations Commission vote declaring Germany in default for 1922 wood deliveries. Britain supports the move while France, Italy, and Belgium gauge broader effects on the reparations clash ahead of January meetings.

Paris France Germany Belgium Ites Britain Ab Hed Italy Great Briain Iely Mussollo Great Britain Maly

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