Agricultural Society Meeting in Medicine Hat Sets Exhibition Plans
A Saturday meeting of Medicine Hat Directors and the Agricultural Society accepted a purchase of the association's interest in local acreage and buildings. a general meeting is set for August 19 to confirm directors' action. The annual exhibition will run September 22 to 24 at Athletic Grounds with races on the fairground track and gate receipts to supplement prizes.
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Medicine Hat
Agricul Wes
Mall
James Rae
Yj Middleton
John Ellis
J.fleming
Agricultus
Fleming
ST. Fawcett
Forster
Messrs
Fawdeté
Alberta Goverment Gh
Grockitt
John ‘. Hall
Rancher Ross Found Guilty On Calf Theft Charge
A district court trial heard rancher David Ross admit misbranding a calf and face a separate colt theft case. Judge Mitchell found Ross technically guilty of stealing the Colt from Wm Crockford but with leniency, while another charge on three calves tied to D Mclean was adjourned for weeks. Fred Anderson avoided prison on a horse theft by a suspended sentence. Fraser jailed for 15 months for butter fraud and trousers theft linked to railroad cargo.
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David Ross
Red Rock
Mounted
Ed. Mellugh
Win Crockford
D. Mclean
Mitchell
W. A. Begg
D. G. White
Foster's
McHugh
Ross
Corp. Jenkyn
Rosa
Corral
Foster
Wm. Crockford
Ross Pasture
Corp
Jentyn
Frank St. Denis
Steve Best
S. T. Fawesti
H. H Foster
Seven Persons Creek
Trier
Ering Arange
Rell
Camry
Foud
U. Mclean
Fred Anderson
R.N.W.M.E
W A. Begg
J. J. Mahally
P. R. Fraser
Lethbridge
P.R. Cabooses
W. Ireland
Fraser
C.P.R
Frasers
Meiklejohn
Dating & Co
Tosonto
Dr. White
Td. McHugh
New Assistant Principal Appointed at Meticive Hat Schools
Mr S W Hall of Winchester Quebec has been named assistant principal to succeed Mr W E Hayl who resigned. Hall brings two years of experience and holds a first class certificate. He has temporarily led a Calgary school and was principal at Lakefield Chesterfield Norwood high in Ontario. Miss Ruby Kennedy fills vacancy created by Miss Walker's resignation.
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S. W. Hall
Winchester
Qnt
Meticive Hat
W. E. Hayl
Hill
Calgary
Lakefield
Chesterfield
Norwood High School
Ontario
Ruby Kennedy
Water supply woes hit settlers and railways
Dry weather dries creeks and lakes causing serious water shortages. Coleridge and Irvine report limited supply from Ross Creek, with Coleridge tank water foaming and harming engine lubrication. A gang works to build tanks for flat cars to haul water from Medicine Hat.
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Coleridge
Irvine
Ross Creek
Fall Wheat Prospects Improve After Rainy Week
The recent rain boosted the fall wheat crop, signaling a strong start for the season. Farmers expect healthier germination and steady growth as temperatures moderate.
Laurier to Tour Canada in September and October
Sir Wilfrid Laurier plans a touring schedule covering Ontario in September and the West in October. He will not announce any general election timing until after his return and will seek a verdict from the people when he deems the time is right.
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Wilfrid Laurier
Ontario
West
City Council Discusses By Laws and Public Works
Regular meeting presided by Mayor Cousins deals with by law submissions and committees. Communications include Union of Alberta Municipalities delegation, park equipment funding, road roller sale, nuisance cattle on Balmoral Street, engine testing remittance for Krym Canada laundry, transfer of Esplanade park lots, Armory site transfer, and assorted accounts to Finance Committee. A petition from Medicine Hat citizens requests grand stand funding and city support for a baseball club expansion.
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Cousins
Meesrs
A. Baker
Morrow
F. G. Forster
W. Huckvalent N. Spemcer
John
S. Hall
Calgary
Tren.-Secy
Union of Alberta
Krym Canada Laundry Co
Mahaffy
C.P.R
Esplanade
Forster and
Huckvale
Ami
Finance Committee
T. J
C. S. Pingle Sc
Seestax Waianete
Revelstoke Sawmill Co
Sruanpssesve
Sais
Asgiee
Adesge
H.C. Comper Oo
Ccccse
Scccesere Seve
John McDougall Co
Cee
iTat
Alta
City of Medicine Hat
Western Canada Baseball League
Beachall
Athletic Association
Sail Baseball Club
Sed
City Leigns to Host Alberta Baseball Tournament
The City Leigns plans a September baseball tournament for Alberta champions with prizes of 150 and 7 dollars. Teams from the east west and north are invited and expected to travel by railway around Labor Day week. Circular letters have been mailed to towns with fast teams.
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Leigns
MEETINGS CANCELLED BY AMERICAN COUNCIL TEN R T I
The American Council, No. 10, R T of I, cancels its regular meeting for Monday August 31 to allow Cochran’s Hall use by the local Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way. Grand President Lowe and General Chairman Davey will visit the Medicine Nat Brotherhood on separate duties. The Royal Terplara will hold its normal meeting next Monday with strong turnout expected.
Government Maintains Strong Lead After Friday Elections
Latest returns show twenty six Government supporters and fourteen Opposition across forty constituencies, excluding Athabasca, yielding a substantial majority of twelve for the Premier and his party. The result reinforces the Government’s strong endorsement and return of the Premier.
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Athabasca
Majorities Reported In Regional Returns From Official Elections
Returns compiled from official reports by returning officers and candidates show Liberal gains in several ridings. The PR bulletin lists numerous majors across towns such as Regina City 264 and Saskatoon City 116, with margins from 20 to 383 in various districts. Complete results from Swift Current and others noted. final tallies to be published on page 4.
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P.R. Bulletin
Last Mountain
Anderson
Milestone
Whitmore
Ames and Crothers Address Conservative Meeting on Saskatchewan Returns
The Opera House filled Friday as H. B. Ames M P Montreal and T W Crothers K C St Thomas spoke for the Conservative party. They argued against Liberal asset management of western lands timber and railways and urged provincial control of public lands and subsidies. The crowd heard readings of Saskatchewan returns with Conservatives leading as polling closed.
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H. B. Ames
M.P
Montreal
T. W. Crothers
K.C
St Thomas
Saskatchewan
Ald
Nelson Spencer
McGrath
Iethlbridge
M. S. McCarthy
Calgary
Ames
Manitoba
Hudson's Bay Company
British Columbia
Fedsons
Northwest
Ottawa
House of Commons
Liberal Party
Sumter
Iyro
Great Northern Forest
Matritobe
Western Ontaro
Alberta
Rocky Mountains
Prairies
Prince Albert
North Saskatchewan
Government of
Canada
Maniroba
Burrows-Fraser
T A. Burrows
Imperial Pulp Company
Big River Lumber Co
A. W. Fraser
John McBean
Wimgell
T. A. Burrows
K. McDonald
Burrows
McDonalds
Kenneth McDonald
Hector McDonal
E.C
R. L. Borden
Dominion
Crothers
J. P. Whitney
Ontario
Whitney
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Wilfrid Laurier
Rupert
Hudson's Bay Co
C.P. R
Ser
Wilfrid Lanutier
United States
Edward Blake
Willrom Laurier
Land Office Moves to New Quarters After September
The land office will relocate due to changes involving Harcrave Sissons Mock and Spencer and to acquire J. K. Lrnmnan’s business. The corner office in The News Block will be occupied after Septemberst.
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Harcrave & Sissons
Spencer
J. K. Lrnmnan
Coner
Night Telegraph Office Hours Expanded to Midnight
Beginning Wednesday evening, the uptown office of the C R Telegraph Company will stay open until 24 o'clock each night. A prior rule closed the office at 29 o'clock but the high volume of business necessitated restoring later hours and a stiff staff has been appointed to handle the load.
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C.¥.R. Telegraph Company
Fine Crop of Apples Demonstrated by Alderman McKay
Alderman McKay displayed a fine sample of orchard apples from his garden. The two varieties compared favorably with smaller apples brought into the city.
Record Run by Ali Tweed Sets Seven Hour Twenty Minute Pace
Ali Tweed motored a party to Lethbridge last week and returned Tuesday evening, completing the trip in seven hours and twenty minutes, a new record. He reported splendid crops along the route and high expectations for the harvest.
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Ali. Tweed
Lethbridge
Dyck Shooting Season Opens with Strict Restrictions
Inspector Parker warns the public that duck shooting will be prohibited next Sunday and every Sunday, with strict enforcement of regulations. The season opens August 23, but the schedule may extend the closure to the oath date, as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector Parker
Republic
Nick
Death of D McDonald Oxford County Reeve and Local Figure
Mr D Black learned of the death of his brother in law D McDonald of Killtour in Oxford County Ontario. An old Oxford settler, he died August 16 after an operation. He served seven years as Reeve of Home township and was respected as a civic authority on local finance and politics.
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D. Black
D. McDonald
Killtour
Oxford County
McDonald
Oxford
Home Township
Band Program Tonight Featuring Quick Ste Fey and a Rockies
The band plans a varied program led by Conductor T S Robertson. Overture Ramona serenade Cleopatra precede a Moon Freys Peat Peak-a-boo piece and Williams March Royal Escort. Selections include Sincerity Waltz Kiss Me Quick and a Stranger rock sweep with God Save the King.
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Quick Ste Fey
Rockies
Star Theatre Attracts Nightly Patrons With Features
The Star Theatre draws steady crowds with varied acts and good features. Mr Mc Dorald greets patrons and his aunt enjoys a long standing tradition. Last week the Victoria Falls on the Zambesi River in Africa was highlighted with three changes of property each week.
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Star Theatre
Mc Dorald
Victoria
Africa
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