Town Council Debates Fire Chief Post and City Expenditures
Southern Alberta notes show the council discussing appointing a permanent Fire Chief and approved terms? including salaries and raises for drivers, though some members objected to higher wages. The session also covers immigration deportation promises, lectures, and various accounts referred to the Finance Committee for action.
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Fine beef shipment boosts district cattle image
Stock Inspector J F G Bray reports a trainload of cattle from Sufficks last Friday may be the finest ever shipped from the district. Thirty three carloads total with 668 head in thirty one cars destined for the Southern Alberta Land Company. Two cars came from the Memey ranch. Eight loads went to Winnipeg, the rest export.
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Hewitt Opens Hewitt's Hardware After Purchase
J J Hewitt completed a purchase of R & Walton Hardware on Main Street and reopened the big store Tuesday as Hewitt's Hardware. After five years in the hardware trade in the East he managed Marshall & Hunter in Racist Hatinie, gaining Western trade insight for his new venture. He plans a complete stock for ranchers and farmers and will conduct plumbing and plumbing transmit business operations.
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Dominion Meteorological Service Report From Medicine Hat
Fragmented OCR notes record weather data from Medicine Hat dated December 9 1900 with precipitation figures. A separate line mentions McKinnon selling Lowney's fine chocolates in filled boxes guaranteed strictly fresh for Christmas.
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Government considers long distance line from Taber to Medicine Hat
A deputation from the Board of Trade, led by H Stewart D Milne and F G Forster, met Hon T Vinlay to press extension of the telephone system from Taber to Medicine Hat. Finlay notes the arguments will be summarized in a letter, and says the Taber extension is likely but dependent on next season’s estimates.
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McNeely Best Nominated For School Board Seat
The southeast city area has not yet representation on the Council or School Board. Roan notes Nae NH McNeely is best nominated for the School Board and should win strongly.
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Milne Elected Mayor and Ward No. Two Nominee Declared
Nominations for municipal offices were held on Monday. David Milne won the mayoralty by acclamation with no opposition. J H Collies was nominated for Ward No. Two council seat. School Board candidates lined up, though F F Fatt’s eligibility was questioned. Withdrawals and multiple nominations followed for trustees and wards.
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SUPT Ve Leaves the Bat
A Winnipeg dispatch reports major changes in Canadian Pacific Railway officials. Three new appointments take effect December 15, moving W J Arne to superintendent at Brandon, T R Flett to Saskatoon, and C S Mabarg to Medicine Hat, with J M Lawrence reassigned.
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Alberta Protests Entered Across Calgary and Edmonton Riding
In Alberta on Saturday the last day to file protests, six protests were entered in Edmonton covering nearly all ridings except Victoria. Conservatives filed three protests against Hon. Frank Oliver Dr. McIntyre and Dr. Clark accusing bribery and irregularities in election papers. Liberals followed with protests against M.S. McCarty Calgary C A Magrath Medicine Hat and John Herron Macleod alleging bribery and disqualification concerns.
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Serviceable driver injured in accident at Oleridge
Apra… Johnston suffered injuries after a fall while attempting to catch a cab near Oleridge on Monday. He was taken to General Hospital for treatment. Presbyterian church plans for Swiss Belt event expected early in the New Year with further details to follow.
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Bucking Contest Planned at Athletic Grounds
Messrs A P Day and James Flenn ay organize a bucking contest on a large scale at the Athletic Grounds on December 24 with proceeds to the Hospital. Day has assembled noted riders to showcase a display of bucking horses, promising a top show. George Armstrong has entered but riders from the south of the hills may provide strong competition.
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Odd Fellows Banquet Delights Members and Guests
A large turnout at Cochran's Makhv Rutik Rebekah Lodge No 5 enjoyed a lavish banquet with a menu featuring ham tongue roast beef and desserts. The program included instrumental and vocal performances and speeches praising fellowship and lodge progress. Local member J H Collier led the toast to fellowship and T C Blatchford spoke on the lodge’s steady growth. Evoking Christmas, the notice also promotes McKinton's fruit cake.
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Vaudeville Week At Electric Theatre Ends Tonight
Crowds fill the Electric Theatre as Miss Bessie Jones Miss Norrie Mills and the Iavarre Company showcase acts. Tonight is the final showing before a Montana tour with Miss Javarre's photo event drawing Calgary crowds and a featured "Otho" film. Saturday headlines Gentleman’s Night with a prize fight film.
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Bazaar Days Draw Crowd From Pigg to Town Market
The bustling Bazaar draws a large crowd as shoppers visit stalls and vendors offer goods. The event showcases local goods, foods, and crafts with steady turnout throughout the day.
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Annual Meeting of Medicine Hat Agricultural Society
The Medicine Hat Agricultural Society held its annual meeting on a Saturday afternoon with strong attendance and enthusiasm for the 1909 fair. President James Rae led reports showing balances, receipts from gate and ads, and progress on buildings, loans, and memberships. Members discussed office nominations, new grounds fencing, and plans for dry farming with support from local officials and the Department of Agriculture.
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Medicine Hat Agricultural Society
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Bright new premises for Measts O'Hara and Broughem
The firm moved into a modern new building supplied by Mr R D Porter with a national pool table, barber’s chairs, a tobacco depart ment, metallic ceiling, burlap waiting area and bright murals. It houses CPR baseball team photos including the National American League champions. O Hara serves as manager and the rooms are heated and well lit.
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Export cattle shipments show steady demand into 1908
The report notes large stock shipments through Wisig with December figures indicating cattle exports remain strong. H Sindee mentions rich demand from Bertiaky and Casitian harvest prospects, estimating thousands of head shipped by November 14 with overall exports rising into year end.
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