City balks at 262000 gas rights price
The City Council, citing 262000 as too high for gas rights and assets of Canadian Western Power and Fuel, instructs negotiations not to rush. Mayor Tuckvale says arbitration should fix a fair value, with Utilities Commission consent needed for any sale to cover the price.
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Canadian Western Power and Fuel Company, Limited
Rederiff
Tuckvale
Eiivic
Utilities Commission
Thuckvale
Judge Carpenter
Banks Should Help Market 1922 Crop Profitably
The Toronto Globe argues banks and loan companies must support the West to obtain the best price for the 1922 grain crop. It warns that pressured settlements favor middlemen, risking growers selling cheap to pay debts, while a Wheat Board could ease the rush with part payment certificates for grain shipped to elevators.
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Toronto Globe
West
Wheat Board
Banks and farmers urged to support 1922 grain marketing
The Board considers financing the 1922 crop impracticable and fears banks will not take over the work. With grain prices falling, a rush to sell could push prices lower, risking large losses. Bankers, mortgage companies and manufacturers are urged to aid profitable marketing to avoid harming Western farmers.
Fame and a Golf Record by Velguth of Spokane
A discussion of record making and fame contrasts the effort of Velguth a Spokane golfer who played 198 holes from 4:30 am to sunset 15 hours while walking three and a half miles per hour. The piece notes his non professional status his diet and fitness and the value of such endurance as proof of preparedness for emergencies.
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Wolf Mn
Velguth
Spokane
Mr. Velguth
Manitoba and Alberta Coal Independence Warned
Bank of Commerce August Circular warns Canada risks serious danger from U S coal shortages. Ottawa Manitoba Ontario and Quebec rely on American coal for trade and industry and strikes could disrupt supply and transport. Editorial notes Manitoba could rely on Alberta coal fields to reduce dependence.
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Bank of Commerce
United States
Canada
Ontarur
Quebec
Manitoba
Alberta
Pennsylvania
Canadian Pacific Summer Train Service Medicine Hat 1922 Arrivals and Departures
Canadian Pacific Railway announces summer train service from Medicine Hat Alberta starting April 80th 1922 with arrivals from Montreal Winnipeg Vancouver Calgary Kootenay Landing Lomond Retlaw Crowsnest Lethbridge St Paul Moose Jaw Vancouver Calgary and Toronto. Departures run daily with certain days noted for weekends and fridays.
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Medicine Hat
Alberta
Montreal
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Calgary
Kootenay Landing
Lomond and Retlaw
Crowsnest-Lethbridge
Moose Jaw
St. Paul
Retlaw and Lomond
Lethbridge-Aldersyde
Winnuipeg
Toronto
Kooienay
Maud and the Judge in a Comical City Scene
In a crowded moment Maud shouts at a judge who quibbles with his mule. The exchange blends humor and social chatter as residents discuss ballots and a house funded by suffering. A punchy urban vignette ends with a running gag about a burning church and a dentist bride.
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Canadian Bank OF Commerce
C. H. Niles
Tax Recovery Act
Excelsior
Medicine Hat News
Medicine Hat News Limited
Sixth Ave
A. J. N. Terrill
Lébor
Advan
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
X. Sun
Dally
Aily
News of the World
London
Mr. Wilkins
Mamma
Papa
Art LePage
Maud
Maud Muller
Billy Hepple
Wiggs
Winn
Pangiana
Smith
Jones
Pacific, Railway
Thompson
Lake Windermere
E. Schmid
Canadian Pacific Depot
the Pioneers
Beaver
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