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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1925
Page
3
A quiet wedding in Redcliff joins Florence Wells to Harry Dacre as Father Fitzpatrick officiates. The paper records other town notices, engagements, dances, studio reminders, travel updates, and royal dresser Mme Taette's obituary style recap.
The Vestry of Ilery Trinity thanks contributors to their bazaar including Ogilvies Five Roses Lake of the Woods Pat Burns Médalia Pottery Eddy Canada Starch Co Lever Bros Glasgow House Mitchell Hardware Poylan's Taylor Bross Medicine Trat Grocery Gra han's Grocery einty Products MachWKenze-Pingle Ding Co Riverside Nursery and many others who aided needlework white elephants and home cooking plus a musle tonight at the Park Wall dance. Also a Chicago Bar Association quote about women before the bench.
The committee behind the Christmas Cheer fund thanks Lauder’s orchestra for dance music Miss Matheson and Mr J Potter for vocal selections and others who helped make the event a success.
The 1.0.0.F. committee hosts a New Year’s Eve dance at Odd Fellows Hall from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Invitations required at the door with prior phone request, 3875. Laker’s Orchestra will play as refreshments are served and dancing ushers in the new year.
The Lat Sunday School Association meets tomorrow at 16 pm in the basement of Fifth Ave church to prepare for the annual New Year’s rally. AJ Y P Y A meets Monday. Y W C A board convenes Monday afternoon. Dr Smyth is speaker at the Fifth Ave Men’s Club Tuesday night. Community service set at Cottage School 7 30. Rev J W Morrow to speak on A Leader Fallen the life of William Jennings Bryan.
Scout leaders will gather tonight at nine o'clock for instruction at the civic gym. Those unable to attend earlier are welcomed this evening and space remains available.
A brief testimonial from Mrs. Joseph Cadiinx of Holyoke Massachusetts endorses Baby's Own Tablets as a safe tasteless remedy for cold symptoms and constipation. The message notes rapid improvement and ease of administration, recommending mothers keep the product on hand. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Tr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A Medicine Hat correspondent argues high city taxes and costly government demand reductions. He credits M Mitchell with boldness and urges relief in gas and water services to improve overall municipal efficiency and save costs.
Christmas gifts are highlighted at The Boys' Store run by S. F. Holmes, shared with Mrs Gwladys Warner's Hale girls and babies shop. The ad emphasizes sweaters, suits, coats, and footwear for boys, plus baby garments, dresses, shoes, bonnets, and Angora slippers, inviting all ages to visit for practical and pretty gifts.
Miss McCorkindale of Australia will give a lecture at City Hall Tuesday evening December 1 at eight o clock. She will discuss a phase of the prohibition question and is recommended as a strong sane speaker. A collection will be taken for the work and the hall is hoped to be filled.
In a vast Queensland district, education reaches scattered children by beweg caravan wagon and horses. Seventeen traveling teachers, plus a camp school, move with campers to teach and support families. Some districts see nearly a hundred miles per child and consider using airplanes to reach pupils.
Pittsburg Pe Dee reports that William Kahler died by his own action after failing to beat his wife at checkers. He reportedly threw the board, then, in another room, he banged himself following a sequence of mortifying losses.
Seals are identified as a growing danger to Fraser River salmon runs. They prey on juvenile and adult fish, threatening commercial fisheries and Indigenous harvests as authorities monitor predation and consider management options.
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