Advertising and circulation notes from Medicine Hat News
The Medicine Hat News advertises subscriptions at $1.50 in advance and outlines display rates from 65 cents per inch per month to full page options. It claims a circulation exceeding 1700 copies and invites advertisers to contact The News for printing and job work in the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Bank of Canada
rhCe
Montreal
Savings Bank Department c
Fiat
Specia
Nerline
Alberta meeting on railway policy and growth prospects
A Medicine Hat audience welcomed a Calgary inspired railway plan stressing Alberta growth through expanded lines and better terminals. The review notes the need for more transport facilities, alternating traffic and larger elevators to balance peak and slack seasons, with emphasis on feeder lines to trunk routes.
Alberta telephones and government ownership debate
The Alberta government faces the choice between state control and private company ownership of telephones. The paper argues for equal treatment and against favors to friends, warns bribery risks with newspaper ties, and notes anticipated rate decisions after the minister's upcoming financial statement. It discusses broader public works under government, potential rate reductions, and urges unity in policy for Alberta's people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com
Tomunicipal
Alberta
Bell Company
Trim
Ivin
Walgary 5
Wav
McCarty
McCarthy
Nnte
Calgary
Storage and railways shape Alberta’s prairie destiny
In Medicine Hat the debate centers on grain storage and new railways as the province grows. The writer urges more prairie storage elevators, branch lines, and local mills to balance surpluses and lower costs, praising Woods and Dormen of the Calgary Herald for their advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Atwmont
Medicine Hat
Lake
Ocean
Prairies
Ams
Alberta
Woods
Dormen
Calgary Herald
Electrification Proposal Tests Switz Town Finances
A fragment discusses a municipal electric lighting plan for Swit town. A proposed electric plant by a corporation is debated to determine if the town should pursue a public electric utility and the financial implications for residents.
Public meeting urged on high school bylaw revival
Chairman Brutherton of the School Logth hints the high school by law will be reintroduced early next year A public meeting in City Hell is urged to discuss the issue. Rail notes report the American Railway Association backs a transition from telegraph to telephone control as safer faster and more economical across 240000 miles of rail lines with gradual implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asion Bank
Brutherton
Logth
American Railway Association
Chicago
Northwestern
Baraboo
Wis
Illinois Central
Cairo
C. XM
St. Paul
Burlington
Also Mentioned on This Page
V. C. James
Union Bank
Canada
Alta
S. T. Hopper
Toronto Street
Mahaffyy Barriter
Ofke
Brotherton Block
Toronto
Yyieeiam T. Williams
W.g. Bray
Assa
Rive Stock Commission Avent ‘Scretary Medicine Hat Stock Growers’ Association
Eere Sutton
Irvine, Alberta
Crisall
L. Rfr
Royal Academy of Music
London
England
Cive- Tessa
M. Vv. Nichol, A.tc.m
Montreal St
Leonard
McClellan Block
Main St
Iss Holmes
BSB
Evelyn Nt
Esplanade S. P.O
A. Hulbert
Hicom
Assiniboia
Main Street
Medicine Hut
Assiniboia Music
Lati Pianos
Eee
PNG
Chacyee
Franca
Tragcher
Atu Ogee
Medicine Hat News
Buiter, Main Steel
Fourth Avenue
Medicine Hat Printing and Publishing Company. Limited
Bieher
Lrallpen
Silveram
Railways Vor
Edicine Hat
Lethtridge Board of Trade
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Northern
Grand Trunk Pacific
Great Northern
CPRL
C.P.R
Carnatian Pacific Railway
Medicine
Beth Still
Mberton
Magrath
Ottawa
Wilfrid Laurier
United
Mit
Christie’s
Pride of Canada
Tetley’s
Norfolk
Nemo
Phon
L. E
Teague
LX Sory
Brantford
Frost & Wood Machinery
A. P. Burns
Doo
Limoges
Royal Dolton
Pitcher
Nickle-Phi
Xmas
Henty
Hollinger's
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!