Arrivals and Departures for Trains at Major Canadian Routes
Train schedule lists arrivals from Crow's Nest Express to Vancouver and Toronto with times and lines including Imperial Limited and Vancouver Express. Notes indicate mail service exclusions on trains 664 and 666 and daily or specific weekday arrivals and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow’s Nest Express
Kootenay Landing
Imperial Limited
Vancouver
Vancouver Express
Toronto
Aldersyde
Lethbridge
Toronto Express
Aldersyde Lax
Wauag
RCRIPTION RATES 1 Year by Mail Missed Context
The fragment shows cataloging of subscription rates by mail for a publication. It lacks clear entities, dates, or outcomes. No additional verifiable details are present to form a full news item.
Vote the Ticket on Monday for sane City leadership
The Ratepayers Association urges voters in Medicine Hat to elect its entire slate led by mayoral candidate A. C. Hawthorne. It attacks incumbent Mayor Brown and his aldermen, praising independence, business experience, and prudent governance. It names ward candidates Tl. W. Treland Ward I Sam Cruickshanks Ward II John Tl. Spencer Ward III and Ald. W. R. Penland Ward IV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Ratepayers’ Association
A. C. Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Medicine Hat
Wawthorne
Aldermame
Tl. W. Treland
Sam Cruickshanks
John Tl. Spencer
Ald
W. R. Penland
Tenants Franchise Gains Public Support Across City
Campaign notes show Hawthorne endorses tenant voting rights for residents with at least one year in the city and meeting rental thresholds. Several aldermanic candidates back the reform while Mayor Brown’s backers express disappointment at his lack of a clear stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Brown
Plebiscite Vote Urged For Tenant Franchise Support
The editorial urges voters to back the tenant franchise on the upcoming plebiscite and to mark YES on the ballot. It argues ratepayers should have a voice in city government and cites public opinion pressure influencing the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civie
Mayor Brown defense sparks questions on tax justification
The dialogue asks Mr. Vater if Mayor Brown’s defense of his administration offers a justified basis for high taxes. It questions whether any new evidence has altered the view formed when taxes were approved and whether voters would support further tax increases.
Mayor Brown in dispute over undisclosed city book shortages
The News questions Mayor Brown about knowledge of city book shortages two months before public disclosure. The Bonding Company allegedly informed him privately and later prompted public acknowledgment. The campaign has seen a heckler, and Brown is accused of avoiding direct confrontation on the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Brown vows resignation over bank complaint handling
Mayor Brown says he will quit the campaign if it is proven he wrote to any Bank of Montreal official about the local manager. He clarifies he did not write himself and had Wood-Gundy & Co. act, a move he calls an evasive evasion at a public meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Montreal
Brown
Wood-Gundy & Co
Mayor Brown Backed for Board of Trade Secretary Post
Friends of ex mayor Brown seek News support to back his election to secretary of the Board of Trade next year. Early indications suggest local sentiment may favor his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Frieds
Board of Trade
Gas Surplus Cuts Rate via $65,000 Surplus
Ratepayers face relief as a $65 000 gas surplus is reported to reduce taxes by about two mills. The windfall affects gas bills indirectly, lowering charges for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Elastic memory and the civic purse clash in city race
Alderman Penland accuses the Mayor of an elastic memory while ratepayers blast the idea the civic purse is elastic. Dr. Macdonald thanks the Ratepayers Association for speaking space. Ale. Kent disputes the privilege. The Ratepayers’ candidate gains favor with voters amid plain speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald. Penland
Dr. Macdonald
Ratepayers Association
Ale. Kent
Ratepayers” Association
Taxing by-laws under Brown-Pratt ring questioned
The note alleges by law funds remain unspent and diverted by the Brown-Pratt ring to pave the way for a higher tax rate next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown-Pratt
New Westminster Man Jailed Twenty Days Over Error
A New Westminster man served a twenty day jail term after an error led Mayor Brown to seek a new lease on life. The incident centers on municipal governance and the implications for local leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Westminster
Brown
Brown Campaign Echoes On Backed by Voter Enthusiasm
Supporters of Brown rally enthusiasm ahead of ballots as Alderman Kent declares no need to apologize and minutes show no fault. Post meeting vows to retract harsh words about the Hungarian Diet and claims one achievement from the municipal campaign. The crowd chants working mat can smoke with Brown's battle cry.
Trust Vindicated and School Board Needs Hector Lang
The Springfield Republication notes a broken trust to be vindicated on Monday and urges the School Board to recruit Hector Lang. A German staff officer appeals to Berlin women of fashion to donate furs for soldiers, but a stronger suggestion is to recycle furs into woollen mittens to warm many hands at the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Republican
Berlin
Irvine Society Studies Alfalfa and Chrome Grass Growth
Irvine records a lively meeting of about thirty at the town hall with talks by H. B. Browne on alfalfa and Alg Mort on chrome grass, noting a Cypress Hills irrigation experiment that yielded chrome grass awarded at Medicine Hat. A major sale, religious service, civic updates, and the death of James Crawford are reported along with local visits and police activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine
Irvine Agricultural Society
H. B. Browne
Alg. Mort
Cypress Hills
Medicine Hat
S. Ashe
Kk. G. Benwell
Roloff Hall
Riebel
Messrs
H. S. Newby
H. Weiss
Walsh
Canadian Forces to Provide Better Frontline Shoes
Canadian military authorities arrange supply of improved footwear for soldiers at the front, aiming to increase comfort and endurance amid ongoing operations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Glasgow House
Medicine Hat Light Supply CO
Dreamland
Ing M
Terial
f.O.b
Weil
Alberta Clay Products Co., Ltd
Alberta
Wells
the Trusts and Guarantee CO. Limited
Eighth Avenue
Calgary
H. A. Howard
Eastern
Canada
Great Britain
United States
Hamilton
Sarnia
Windsor
Montreal
Belleville
Kingston
Ottawa
Quebec
St. John and
Moncton
Halifax
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Duluth
Chicago
Kansas City
Illnois
Iowa
Missouri
Nebras
Wisconsin
Canadian Pacific
L. A
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Ares
Lomond
Calg
Via
Vancouver Kootenay Landing
Nraave
L. A. Dobbin
Medicine Mat News
Medicine Hat News, Ltd
Sixth Ave
J. N. Terrell
Kent
Hector Lang
Fr. Weiss, Jr
James Crawford
Odd Fellows
P. C. Jerrold
St. Barnabas’ Church
Masters Greg and
Cecil Crawford
Inspector Shoebotham
R.N.W.M.P
Hotel Savoy
Seattle
Bath
Best Hamlin’s
Hamlins Wizard Oil CO
the Peoples’ Wine & Liquor Co
the Merchants’ Bank OF Canada
W. C. Joy
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!