City Coun cil Considers Fifth Avenue Sidewalk Grading Plan
A special meeting debated sidewalk plans on Fifth Avenue as hill residents urged conforming to street contours. The council favored gravel crossings with temporary plank walks and possible four inch steps every six feet to test safety before permanent cement.
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Fifth Avenue
Mile
Ald
Robertson
Morrow
Spencer
Adsit
Toronto Street
I. Bullivant
E. L. Becker
H. T. W. Forster
E. M. Cawker
R. Dunn
F. W. Gilgoy
J. H. Collier
J. M Rae
C. G. Milne
S. T. Hopper
R. F. Collins
F. F. Fatt
Morrison
Charlesworth
Ald M
Fourth
Montreal
Ottawa
Fifth
Sixth Avenue
Morricon
Perry
Amd
Danger of Fire Warning for Hunters and Settlers
Fire safety alert urges hunters and settlers to avoid creating fires under strict enforcement. Authorities warn fires endanger homes and wildlife, and patrols will be intensified to prevent careless burning.
Local Market Opens With Cochran and Fatt Families
The market opened on Tuesday with the first patrons Mr and Mrs I. B. Cochran and Mr. and Mrs F. F. Fatt present. Farmers, busy during harvest, expect large numbers to bring in produce once harvesting ends.
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I. B. Cochran
F. F. Fatt
Lange
Shooting at Ottawa creates tense Cup match scene
Fragmentary report from Ottawa describes a sports melee during the McDougall Challenze Cup Tyree event. The text notes Krauss scoring 61 points and four other players contributing, with unclear details about the Tyre match and participants.
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Ottawa
Tyree
C.A
Krauss Erade
Walsh Crop Harvested Wheat Yields About 30 Bushels
Mr James Hargrave reports a Walsh harvest is complete with crops meeting expectations. Wheat yields are estimated at about 30 bushels per acre.
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James Hargrave
Walsh
Corner Stone Ceremony for New Public School
The laying of the corner stone of the new public school building will occur Friday at 3 o clock. Hon A C Rutherford premier and education minister will lay the stone with invited educators from Alberta and Saskatchewan present. Students from Toronto and Montreal street schools will march to the site to take part, and citizen attendance is expected to be large.
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A. C. Rutherford
Premiier
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Toronto
Montreal
Medicine Hat
Royal Templars of Temperance
Cochran's
South Railway Street
Amethyst Council
Dominion
Canada
British Empire
Tervpce
Fines for Noxious Weeds Imposed on Calgary Landowners
Three Calgary men who own lands in Taber were fined forty dollars and costs each for failing to cut noxious weeds as ordered. Another man was fined twenty dollars and costs. Magistrate Layton had previously warned them after they promised to comply. None attended court. T. B. R. Henderson led the prosecution.
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Calgary
Taber
Layton
T. B. R. Henderson
Schools Reopen as City Welcomes Winter Class
Public schools reopen with 482 in attendance and expect increases as term progresses. New staff include Fulton and Williamson at Toronto Street, Sutherland Burgess and Brown at Montreal Street, with all teachers required to report by September 6. High school opens August 30 with Miss Rorke joining the staff.
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Toronto Street
Fulton
Williamson
Montreal Street
Miss Sutherland
Miss Burgess
Miss Brown
Rorke
Local Brevities And Advertisements In Brief
Rossiter's rattlesnake and bullenake belts praised as novelty items. Lifebuoy Soap hailed as refreshing for bath and toilet use in hot weather and unmatched for washing underclothes. The big Stewart & Cook sale promises stock under new conditions. Ha feit the interior.
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Rossiter
Stewart & Cook
Lord's Day Alliance Sermon Emphasizes Sabbath Rest
Rev. T. Albert Moore preached on preserving the Sabbath at local churches. He argued the Sabbath blends sacred and civil duties, citing biblical references and studies showing health and productivity benefits for workers who rest on Sundays. He urged community support to end unnecessary Sunday labor and to use the day for spiritual and civic well being.
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T. Albert Moore
Lord's Day Alliance
Mr. Moore
Tre
Baptist Church
Isaiah
Mark
Garden of Eden
Christ
Dhe
Igor
Tim
Dyis
God
Ami
Casrada
Caees
Attend the Medicine Hat Pair Event Dates 1909
Citizens are urged to remember the dates for the Medicine Hat Pair event on September 14th 16th of 1909 and not to miss the gathering. Local organizers emphasize attendance and timely arrival for activities.
Improvements at Medicine Hat Agricultural Society Exhibition
The Medicine Hat Agricultural Society announces major improvements for the 23rd animal exhibition set for September 14 to 16. Under President James Rae a new 80 by 20 foot stable with twenty stalls is built, the old ten-stall stable removed, the exhibition building expanded, and a fast small mile track prepared. A 90 foot well brings 62 feet of pure spring water to the grounds. Community effort is urged to make it the greatest district event.
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Medicine Hat Agricultural Society
James Rae
Medicine Hat
James Sells Travels to Hugh Last Week
Fragmentary text indicates James sold a batch of travels to Hugh last week. The garbled lines reference teed and wit Kelly, with unclear context and few readable specifics.
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James
Hugh
Kelly
Duck Shooting Season Opens With Warnings and Big Bags
The province opens its duck season as game wardens mobilize 270 officers to enforce laws. Nonresidents face 15 dollar bird licenses and 25 dollar general licenses while hunters push early morning shoots and report varied success at Mang Island Lake and Chappice Lake.
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Benj. Lawton
Tober 1
C. S. Kingle
Thos Hutchinson
F. C. Sissons
W. J. McLean
James Fleming
Will Hamilton
Mang Island Lake
Messrs
Dunn
Campbell
Clilders
Harper
Judy Gary
Thie Ranch
Parker and Son
Reppie
Chappice ‘Lake
Charlie Evans
Wih Barrie
Chappice Lake
Becker
O. Deginer
J. M. Rae
F. B. McKimron
Uncle
Arbickle
Many Island Lake
Fred McPherson
Charlie Robb
Hardy Turnbullam
B. G. Hemeon
Harold McBain
Elkwater
Ella Rae
Ruby Patterson
A. Corbett
L. Fleming
Pearl Brventom
M. Kennedy
S. Mclaughlin
T. M. Bebington
M. A. Brown
S. Snowden
W. Bannon
G. Sinclair
Amzus McPherson
H. Giles
J. Todd
Ernest Muir
Milne sells residence and Bilson buyer. preacher to speak
C G Milne has sold his residence to EB C Bilson. Rev Mr Wilson, editor of The Times, will address the Salvation Army Hall on Sunday August 29. Boys robbed McKay’s orchard. police have a clue and hope to arrest the culprit.
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C. G. Milne
EB. C. Bilson
Mr Wilson
the Times
Salvation’ Army
Ailderman McKay
Mr William Ansley Plans Gospel Teaching Tour
Mr William Ansley intends a holiday spent in a novel way by touring the Sandveme district to deliver lectures on Sabbath day productivity. He travels with a case of samples including wheat, oats, barley, corn, bean joint hay, millet, alfalfa, apples and black raspberries.
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William Ansley
Iim
Serious charge filed in Psd theft case from Josephburg
Jacob Mazer is brought from Josephburg charged with petty theft of numerous small articles from the Cristot Flacig residence. The home was robbed some time ago and a young witness named Stever reportedly saw the missing items in Mazer's trunk. The case comes up on Eri y.
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Jacob Mazer
Josephburg
Psd
Brustres
Cristot Flacig
Stever
Mazer
Pete Craudsen
Eriy
First oats on market this year from D A Black
D A Black leads the season as the first grain seller with about 300 bushels of oats brought in on Monday. The crop yielded roughly 55 bushels per acre in this early run.
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D. A. Black
Model Farm at Bow Island Showcases Rich Harvest
In Bow Island district crops excel with the Southern Alberta Land Co. field showing special drainage. Home Ranch yields eight foot corn and a heavy oats crop at the Bungalow. A 19,000 tree planting includes English and Canadian varieties. the garden at the Bungalow flourishes with diverse vegetables and windbreak hedges.
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Bow Island
Alberta Land Co
Home Ranch
Canada
Bungalow
George Young
Auld Scotia
Alberta
Manitoba
J. D. Tere
Series Wey Will End Baseball For This Year
The Medicine Hat baseball season nears its close with five remaining games, including Friday and Saturday night fixtures. Key players faced injuries and recruitment delays as the club battled adversity, yet remained in contention for the pennant. After a rough stretch, the team looks to finish strong in Edmonton and Calgary, with slugging contests amid windy conditions and stormy weather affecting scoring.
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Lathtridge
Opal
Frkmy
Dfid
Witich Tieizens of
Medicine Hat
Gq Most di
Rbom
Ein
Wnnnfortunaite
Gent
Zwicker
Thas
Popiuru
Campbell
Davidson
Ean
Edmonton
Calgary
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Dominion Meteorolamgical, Service
Atst Hee Ee
THE
Roosevelt
Junior Templars
Cochran’s Hall
Pingle
Wey
Wid Mang
Stacles
Corpoz
Wits
Kolar
Ward
Nedenfeur
Nelson
Venpire
Grimes
W. L-Pet Medicine Hat
Winnipeg
Lethabridge Sr
Moose Jaw
Regina
Abrhpore Kolar
Myers
Collins
Quinn
Gardner
Anderson
Nedenfuer
Bennett
Ty Campbell
Wilson
Zimmerman
Ty Zwicker
Nee
Childers
Nelson P
Wixiernan Ib
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