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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 04, 1919

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Germany Signals Conditional Readiness on Peace Protocol

Paris dispatch reports Germany ready to sign the protocol once objections to clauses on indemnity and penalties are removed. Berlin cites willingness to ratify the peace treaty but historically opposes certain charges and the court trials for officers accused of crimes in France and Belgium.

Germany Ofan Senate Utidise S N France Belgium Paria Kurt von Levaner Ceates Hare

Industrial shutdowns ripple across mining and steel sectors

The report notes widespread plant closures and workforce layoffs as copper, steel, and tin plate industries face curbs. In Montana, officials move to shut down the Copper Mining Co, risking 12,000 jobs. Gary Indiana and Am erican Sheet and Tin Plate also halt production amid coal shortages.

Tpodernantenen Sit “Downs Industries Anacondé Copper Mining Co Montana Mings Id Ai Peltera Gary Ind Dee, &EighYthquaaha Steel Wien Américan Sheet and Tin Plate ‘Company

Winnipeg Trial Notes and Mayoral Campaign Sparks

Fragmented Winnipeg court proceedings reveal judge Metcalfe and defense counsel Cassidy clashing over labor papers amid a strike. In Calgary January meeting testimony is discussed, with The Voice’s name change to The Western Labor News cited. Winnipeg mayoral candidate Morrow is endorsed by labor groups, touting industrial progress and street reform themes.

Winnilpib Mani Melvalfe Robert Cassidy K.C Dolitt Apd Tyatiod Maton William Percy Withéda Winnipeg Sergt. Waugh R.N.W.M. P Alie Trades and ‘Labor Council Calgary R. B Russell Sergeant Waugh Justice Metcalfe The Voice Western Labor News Percy Prades Labor Cogwolk Quebec Sepetmeber Cassidy

Farmers' Praise of Wall Bridge of Magnificence

Fragmentary note praises a wall and a structure described as magnificent. Mentions good building quality and farmers as observers. Lacks clear names, dates, or locations.

Inatie of the M Sociaty Meeting in November Report

Fragmentary notes describe a November event by the M Sociaty with a 7 Church gathering and speakers including J. epenk and positions tied to the Pacific Railway investigation Branch. The text also mentions seed growing and district ward surprises, plus references to garé, beans, flax, and various crop varieties.

Epenk Baty Pacific Railway

Public Health Moves to Vaccinate All Alberta Residents

The outbreak in the Ameyagay area spreads westward reaching Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Alberta officials order municipalities to appoint municipal health officers or face action while Calgary Lethbridge and Medicine Hat vaccinate children free of charge. Vaccine supply exists in the provincial lab and more is being shipped from Toronto for acclimation. The law allows councils to arrange vaccination at cost to municipalities. Strong push for broad vaccination of residents not recently immunized.

Manitoba Saskatchewan Provincial Board of Health Calgary Eanjokton Lethbridge Medicine Ronto Avi Fie Bove ‘of Health

Shipment of Feed and Stock Letters Relate Rail Relief Tariffs

Mei Higeinbotham, Provincial Secretary of the U F A, forwards a letter from H A Craig Deputy Minister of Agriculture regarding shipment of feed and stock for drought relief. Aiming to arrange freight by Pacific Railway so shipments from one point to another proceed with reduced fares or bundled rates to ease relief transport.

Mei Higeinbotham H. A.craig Pacific Railway Gnather Reliet Taritt

Senator Fall Seeks Wilson Break With Mexico

Washington Pec 3 A resolution asks President Wilson to sever diplomatic relations with Mexico. Introduced by Senator Fall Republican New Mexico and head of the committee on the Mexican situation investigation.

Washington Pec Wilson Mexico Fall Republican New Mexico

Details of Poultry Show Exhibition and Proxy Vote Debate

A Nimmo Bros store meeting of the Poultry Association discussed the upcoming exhibition at the Oddfellows Block between the 1st and 19th of the month. Show Secretary J Currie reported entries from Moosomb and Saak. The group debated proxy voting with the Provincial Poultry Association and considered withdrawing support if denied. G Murphy to display prizes. Twaltes aided with the display at Green Lantern window.

Poultry Association Nimmo Bros Oddfellows J. Currie Moosomb Saak Provincial H. C. Gibson Thos. Montgomerie G. Murphy Green Lantern C. W. ‘Twaltes

Western Canada Wins Multiple Prizes at International Livestock Show

At the International Livestock Show in Chicago, Western Canada secured nine prizes and several ribbons for hard spring wheat. Winners include J. C. Mitchell of Dahlinda and J. Field of Regina with top honors, followed by Seager Wheel at Rohthern and Samuel Turner etc. Durum wheat class saw P. Wezek and BE F. Young of Oak Lake claim first and second.

Chicago Canada J. C. Mitchell Dahlinda J. & Field Regina Seager Wheeley Rowdhorn Adders Brothers Wilcox A. Tait Lemans Robt.Clark Speers J. F. Cadora South Forks Sask EP. Young Oak’ Lake Samuel Lar Combs Bittle Man P. Weezek BE. F. Young Oak Lake Wan Ransowed Seager Roathern Samuel I'teribe Birtle

Restrictive Measures Cut Drug Use in Canada

Figures from the Department of Public Health show imports of narcotics into Canada fell after May restrictions. For the six months ending November 30 1919 cocaine, morphine and crude opium imports dropped sharply from the prior fiscal year, with cocaine at 3,202 ounces and morphine at 9,374 ounces in the six months. Crude opium declined to 7,222 pounds.

Olidwa Pec Department of Public Health Canada

One Man on Farm Worth a Dozen in Other Jobs

Beaverton Ontario December 3 John Kennedy vice president of the Manitoba Grain Growers said a farmer is worth more than many workers as he urged support for nominees Robert Halbert of Uxbridge and Nall MacKinnon of Cannington in the federal election to fill the North Ontario vacancy after Col Sam Sharpe's death.

Beaverton Ont John Kennedy Manitoba Grain Growers Robert Henry Halbert U.F.C Uxbridge Nall PD MacKinnon Uniohisty Cannington North Ontario Col Sam Sharpe

Addresses of Alumni Wanted for University of Alberta list

Press Bulletin from the Department of Ex ercity of Alberta requests readers to supply addresses of alumni. Names listed include Buck Cameron A. B.Be 16 Black Jessy R BBA 18 Kelly d J LEB 27 Lom Ws Ay LAB fi Chawkett WW M LLB 17 Robinson Wayold B LLB 17.

University of Alberta Buck Cameron A. B.be Blaek Jessy Kelly D. J Chawkett Robinson Wayold B Dept. of Exercity of Alberta

Hoofed Losses From Drought Slash Montana Ranches

Ranchers report thousands of horses and cattle frozen or starved in Havre and Dee areas due to prolonged drought and feed shortages last summer. Four weeks of storms worsened the crisis leaving stockmen unable to move or feed livestock, with many animals dying or becoming wolves’ easy prey.

Havre Mont Dee

Firearms Licenses Declared in Cairo Dispatch

London reports a Cairo proclamation declaring licenses for carrying firearms to 16 Invalids. Applications for permission must be resubmitted and those unlawfully in possession face court martial.

London Cairo

Local Union Seeks Immediate Relief for Drought Hit District

The Winnifred UF A Local 262 posts a resolution urging Premier Alberta to provide famine relief for people and stock. It cites two years of crop failure and livestock deaths, calling for swift government action without red tape to avert disaster.

Winnifred UF. A Chas, Stewart Alberta Ateck Tve

University of Alberta Pharmacy Four Year Course Highlight

The University of Alberta offers a full four year pharmacy program as part of a British system. Of 31 students in the Department of Pharmacy, 14 are enrolled in the complete course, with new degree plans in BiMo and a focus on chemistry and economic applications.

University of Alberta

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