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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
7
Canadian minister argues immigration can solve economic woes. He criticizes Western Canada split rhetoric and urges settlement of agricultural and professional people who will stay on the land. He warns against letting poor quality or excessive numbers overwhelm the system.
Reports from abroad describe the Soviet regime extending secret police powers to arrest and exile without trial. Authorities target unfriendly individuals and counter revolutionary suspects, triggering a new reign of terror across the country.
An ingeneer in Port Arthur reports coal outcrops behind the high school building suggesting potential existence of anthracite in the district. He notes uncertainty on commercial value and extent has not been determined.
A Daily Mail summary from Bern reports Odessa Soviet purging Belenevism and calling citizens to resist Communist usurpers. The note claims South Russia has allied with Odessa amid violent clashes as the evolution unfolds.
The German cabinet rejected fresh proposals from the Paris reparations commission. Berlin insisted on direct contracts for coal and timber between German producers and the commission, with Germany taking responsibility, while the commission sought a moratorium offer in exchange for surrender of state mines and border lands, a plan rejected as incompatible with German sovereignty.
Britain announces a £2,000,000 scheme to provide metal aircraft for troop transport and heavy equipment. The plan calls for fully metal planes with engines and fast single seat fighters weighing several tons to move soldiers and gear efficiently.
Manitoba leaders initiate practical measures to aid farmers in harvest and drought relief. A cooperative plan involves grants, credit access, and advisory services to boost crop stability and farm incomes. Local agencies coordinate with farmers unions for rapid rollout.
A reader from Hamilton testifies to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound aiding a twelve year old daughter’s health. The letter praises the product and requests publication as a testimonial. The note appears amid mixed regional items and notices referencing government and business matters.
A Chilean steamship named Hala sank off the Chilean coast after striking heavy seas in a southwest gale. At least 300 are reported drowned with only six survivors, including two passengers and a cat. Captain Caldera was grievously injured. one lifeboat carried 17 perished.
An Anglishiman named Michael Isherwood was abducted from a Cork residence by an armed band and shot. Wounded he feigned death and escaped to a hospital. His breast bore a tag reading Convicted spy HLA beware.
London reports a Government Committee on unemployment has set broad policy lines. Official advisors foresee slow but steady improvement in trade and a possible revival of industry this fall. The committee anticipates unemployment will remain high and explores direct and indirect relief measures.
White Plains NY The Stodde Wave Power Corporation filed a $25 000 certificate of incorporation to develop promote and utilize ocean wave energy from the world s productiveness The company will start business in New Rochelle and seeks to advance wave power technology for broader use
London claims while Britain will discharge debts to the United States it seeks only moral backing and no financial aid. Col House relayed to reporters that Britain wants continued U S moral support rather than monetary assistance amid wartime strain. Viscount Lascelles narrowly escaped injury at York racecourse when a horse kicked, hitting him in the chest as he passed. Princess Mary stood nearby witnessing the incident.
A tabulation shows Prohibition defeated in Swener Storkholmn with a 44.54 majority. The Cotton Shed Burrs of the Wg Co suffered a major fire on August 28, gutted shed, damage estimated between 17000 and 50000 dollars, with twenty fatloads of eu lost.
Local publishers estimate the Greater Mo nade revenue at 862 188 with 9 proper figures placed at 79788, reflecting disputed projections by city rectors and officials.
The Turkish attack near Constantinople worsens Greek morale as officials report casualties at a Canadian mine. Details show 3 white and 4 Japanese or Chinese workers among the dead, with 17 wounded but expected to recover. London and Paris pressure for Greek Turkish talks with Allies, delaying a proposed Venice conference.
The Canadian dollar returns to par in the New York money market for the first time since 1915, a development linked to a rising discount rate and improved Canadian trade position. The shift ends a seven year gap, with rates fluctuating around the discount level as Canada strengthens its border trade stance.
A damaged report notes a Japanese cruiser lost to a typhoon off the famiehatka coast on August 26 with most lands readings and naval orders seeking details. It mentions a destroyer Makt fiesheen involved in the disaster and references admiralty clerical advices in uncertain form.
Bandits robbed Union Bank of Foremost beside the Canadian Pacific line, forcing a junior clerk to open the vault. They looted securities and cash totaling about 12 4800, with bonds valued at 4 600. Police link the heist to a professional-appearing crew via telegraph and depot wires. Concurrent dispatches report Japanese actions in Asia, with troops at Suetang Mines and economic moves by Japanese authorities.
A partial speech notes ongoing tension in Cork County as party figures discuss future peace. The outline references a person named Collins and a focus on securing a seat amid unsettled political prospects.
An advertisement touts Dr Fowle's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a quick permanent remedy for diarrhoea and related stomach complaints. A parent recounts using it to stop severe diarrhoea and blood in stool in two children, praising its effectiveness and recommending it to others. The product is sold by The T. Milburn Co Limited in Toronto.
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