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05 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
1
Address changes and subscription pricing details appear for daily, weekly, and other editions. The notice lists rates per month and mentions altered addresses and old address handling.
The News urges reviving city sports by forming a Medicine Hat Athletic Association with gym gear and a central headquarters. A prior fund from railway workers, amounting to several hundred dollars, remains available to support revived amateur athletic efforts and to unite former fire department athletes.
Inch plans to provide the country with context and direction amid ongoing political debate. The statement signals a broader initiative to align national goals with public expectations.
George Lane of High River shipped Alberta beef to Chicago and netted $1 per hundred more after freight and duty. He argues reciprocity would eliminate the high duty and align Winnipeg and Chicago prices, encouraging cross-border cattle movement and boosting profits for western cattlemen.
The article notes concerns over underweight produce in city markets. It describes market clerks often aided by police and the strict stance against sellers who underweigh goods, balancing farmer interests with consumer protection.
President Fleming reported at yesterday's annual meeting that the average attendance at the Society's 13 directors meetings was ten. The Society has 15 directors plus three officers. Directors receive no remuneration, and critics say this shows their commitment to the Society's interests.
Farmers are urged not to burn straw but to sell it to the Alberta and Saskatchewan Straw Paper Co. in Medicine Hat. The move creates a new market for straw, turning a previously unused material into income for farmers.
Edmonton reports 698 miles of railway laid in Alberta this year, part of a growth trend since autonomy granted. Since 1905 total mileage expanded from 946 to higher levels as CP and other lines added capacity. November alone saw record rails laid. policy under Premier Sifton and Hon. C R Mitchell is credited with ongoing expansion.
The column recalls 1782 Martin Van Buren born in Kinderhook New York and died 1862 Lindenwald New York 1791 Mozart died in Vienna born Salzburg 1756 1808 Dr William Hawes founder of the first humane society died in London born 1736 1876 Brooklyn theatre fire during a performance of The Two Orphans killed 295 people
Count Paul Wolff Metternich born December 5 1855 marked his 59th birthday as he recently resigned the post of German ambassador to Great Britain. He began diplomatic service in 1882 at Vienna and served in Paris London and Brussels before becoming first secretary in London in 1890. He later held roles as German Consul at Cairo and envoy to Mecklenburg and the Hanse towns before his 1901 appointment as ambassador to the Court of St James. Metternich is a longtime friend of Emperor William with shared college days and travels.
The item lists birthdays for several prominent persons including Sir Henry Lucy Tobey of Punch aged 67, Sirr Augustus Heinze aged 13, Sir Fredericl Bridge aged 5S, Miss Vivian Could of New York aged 46, Baron Deeies, and Baron Thurlow formerly attached to the British legation in Washington aged 4 years.
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