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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
11
A fragment reflecting British policy talks stresses empire unity in foreign affairs with Prime Minister and Lord Curzon urging harmony among Allies. Mention of Constantinople, the war’s end goals, and cooperation among Britain, France, and others underlines a united front to secure peace. Also notes Yukon River ice conditions and a local reminder to compare prices from merchants.
Word from Calgary cites Coutts Oil Limited reports a new oil discovery at a well near McLean Mitchel. Foreman notes oil good quality, 20 feet shallow, with sands likely at 100 to 150 feet and production expected soon. Southern Alberta excitement grows with hints of a Sunburst-like revival potential.
An old time medicine advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to cleanse liver and bowels of sick children promising quick relief. It touts tame language and stresses imitation dangers while promoting the product through druggists and bottle print directions.
Pete Hon w reveing Mane r of Pipanne for Canada and Jon Ernest Lapointe, Canadian Minister of Marine and Fisheries, have led a string of conferences with M. Diot, French Minister of were. They discuss settling various commercial questions of initial interest to France and Canada. A meeting of British traders heard Mr Fielding say details of the treaty could not be announced yet but that French reception was cordial and likely satisfactory.
Dr Amand Delille urged wider use of sun baths and light therapy for tuberculosis before the Academy of Medicine. He cited cases from southern France where sun cures benefited tubercular patients and peritonitis sufferers, and he presented statistics to support tropical and poorer country therapies.
Lord Curzon and British officials condemn Turkish demands to remove Allied forces from Constantinople. They vow no peace with a party acting against allied aims, declaring a unified stance with the Near East crisis leaders and warning of disaster if Turkish nationalists persist.
Recurving data from the International Institute of Agriculture estimates Argentina will yield about 1.8 billion bushels of wheat this year, down from 1.81 billion last year, with a five year average near 1.62 billion. Argentina sows about 161.9 million acres. Australia shows acreage around 9.91 million with an overall favorable outlook.
A $25,000 fire gutted a Gravelbourg garage destroying eleven cars and all repair goods while workers barely escaped. Origin of the blaze is unknown and investigators consider the structure unsafe after the flames were controlled.
In Has Ont residents and rappers forecast a milder season with animals and birds unlikely to prepare for cold. Local observers report chipmunks and squirrels gathering tiny food stores while builders delay winter housing projects amid optimistic predictions.
William Sherman, president of the United Mine Workers of America, warns that coal miners in Districts 18 and 19 may strike if operators in the Edmonton field do not grant recognition. Officials say such a strike would be the most serious labor action since the last major mine strike.
Fragmentary ad style text touts a dandruff remedy promising hair loss prevention and stronger hair. It urges readers to try a product named Dandirsine despite unclear wording and dubious claims. The source reads like a marketing snippet with misspellings and nonsensical phrases.
Foremy-4 et b H1 the financial prob lem of all parts of the Hirish Do Imperialisty was t Cn Fay, of the University 0: Toronto, b fore the Toronto, Bankers' Flue al Assocation. Proteas ease Very elaborate outline ui the growth of banking in Great Britain and when he came down to the resent he fe nt one of the needs i the present wee is that every part 0 the Empire would understand the financial iif calues of all other parts. For in stance it would be well if Eastern Canada should have a full gra dhe problems of the western farses and it would be right that the Bristo l Mwerchamt should know something of the industrial dificulties of the Cans than manufacturers. That he believ ed could be wvked off and followed up in a big way by means of a round table conference among banks whose aim it should be to educate themselves as to the peculiar difficu lts of all interests with whom they do Business no matter io what pas! of the Empire that interest may be.
Ottawa held a conference on immigration with UK and continental input. Minister of Immigration Charles Stewart noted government support for settled colonization and expressed hope future conferences will occur often to share experience and improve results. J Obed Smith and Sir George McL Brown outlined effective immigration vessels and potential invitations to eligible settlers, aiming to boost public interest and attract transportation representatives.
The article describes Republican retention of a slim majority in Congress amid a disputed election. It notes intense national interest in the House race, the closest since the war era, and mentions the Democratic undertow shaping post election power dynamics.
The British Columbia government under Premier John Oliver will begin immediate construction of the Port Grey University buildings near Vancouver. Partial structures will be completed as soon as possible with the government advancing the initial outlay of $1,000,040 to fund the work.
Regress is being made to the development of cattle in Alberta by bos and girls livestock clubs, according to sentiments of leading livestock men of Canada, following boys and girls competitions at the Alberta Winter Fair. Judging in boys and girls classes for hogs, sheep and cattle marks the second day of the fair.
Most of the stolen money and the restored wall from the Portage la Prairie post office robbery on October 31 have been recovered. The funds were found under the steps of Portage House. Haris Planett faces evidence suggesting involvement in the crime.
A Saskatchewan government move under the Canada Temperance Act would empower the cancellation of licenses for liquor export houses if ordered by an provincial council. The government has formally requested the recessory order, awaiting implementation.
A Saskatoon report notes Russian Mennonites traveling toward Canada or Mexico as they seek settlement routes across Europe to Baltic Sea ports. Department of Immigration confirms trek constraints under present conditions, with Mennonites poised to enter the country despite obstacles.
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