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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
5
Market reports from Montreal London Vancouver Winnipeg show cattle price shifts, with prime beef at 9 to 10 dollars per head and milch cows 30 to 60 dollars each. Sheep and hog prices vary by region, while hides wool and seneca root hold with little change from last week.
The Montreal based Family Herald and Weekly Star markets itself as unmatched among family and farm papers. It claims every dollar spent in 1909 yields maximum value, calling the year a superb investment.
Town voters approved two bylaws on December 4 in Macleod. The water, power and light improvements bylaw passed 96 for to 12 against, while the sewerage bylaw carried 84 for to 24 against. Growth and rising demand for services drive the approved expenditures.
Herbert F. Kenny of Winnipeg will assume office May 1 as general secretary of the Alberta Sunday School Association. Stuart Muirhead shifts to Saskatchewan. Previously Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia shared one secretary. now each province has its own secretary. Kenny currently serves as Winnipeg Sunday School Association secretary.
A brief note comments that Malcolm's Cannery schemes mislead the public into funding dubious ventures, noting public willingness to open purses easily and urging caution in Calgary Merald.
A fragment highlights appealing pies and pastries with festive Christmas goods. The piece urges cheerful holiday orders to ensure satisfaction and timely fulfilment of purchases.
A long tribute outlines Sir Edward Downie Clouston born 1550 at Moo Factory. educated in Canada. rose from junior clerk to general manager of the Bank of Montreal by 1890 and vice-president after 1901. It credits his leadership with growth in capital and assets, making the bank a Dominion financial agent in England and a major Canadian employer.
The Baptist convention session in Vancouver elected A. C. Rutherford as president and F. W. Aurache, C. F. Stephens, T. M. Marshall, and A. J. McArthur as vice presidents and leaders for the coming year. Reports praised educational work in Western Canada, including Ritchie Hall at Summerland valued at 26,000 with land worth 20,000 donated by Ritchie Brothers. Brandon College enrollment stood at 187 with 49 preparing for ministry. the gathering commended the colleges and published sermons by Mr. Shaw.
A denominational college presents its aim to blend science and literature with religious exercise. It argues that scholarship and skill rise when faith guides study and that the college acts as part of the church, training leaders and uniting religious life with all college functions. For mouldings and wood work see A. P. Burns. 电话 100. This in theatre notices.
A Nova Scotia reader praises Chamerlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for easing heaviness after meals and improving digestion. The ad claims tablets strengthen the stomach regulate liver and bowels and offer a superior option to pills with a free sample at local drug stores.
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