Wheat and coarse grain inspections rise in weekend totals
Wheat inspections over the weekend reached 2 592 cars with 2 200 of contract grade and coarse grains accounting for 689 cars. No comparative figures from the previous year are available.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 14, 1925
Page
4
Wheat inspections over the weekend reached 2 592 cars with 2 200 of contract grade and coarse grains accounting for 689 cars. No comparative figures from the previous year are available.
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The head and bones of a six year old child of Charles Hines of Bonne Bay Newfoundland were all that remained after a ferocious dog attack according to a message to the department of justice.
A reader asks for acknowledgment of a panar in the Newa column, noting appreciation for its humor and perspective. The request signals reader engagement with local press and a desire for continued coverage.
Governor Pinchot invites mayors and burghesses from Pennsylvania's anthracite region to a Wednesday afternoon meeting in Harrisburg to discuss the mining situation at his office.
Classified ads highlight fast listings and quick purchases in the local market. Advertising spots promote ready buyers and sellers, with emphasis on visibility and affordability for small businesses and individuals.
Western Canada faces a historic Christmas exodus as 1261 travelers depart to the British Isles via Canadian Pacific lines and ships with 1200 more bookings. A Saskatchewan traveler calls West prosperity unmatched, while Mrs Mundie and kin join the holiday special from Moose Jaw.
Weather overview shows cloudy conditions across Vancouver Nelson Edmonton Calgary Medicine Hat Lethbridge Regina and Winnipeg with varying temperatures. A high pressure system remains nearly stationary over the western provinces, bringing southeast winds and a slight moderation in temperatures today and Tuesday.
A baby girl was born in Seattle streets after county hospital denied admission to the 17 year old Indian mother Mrs. Frank Benson who tried to reach the city hospital. hospital attendants said the emergency status was not clear on arrival. Mrs. F G Suter of Dundas Ontario died. her brother is J O Wilson, ex mounted police superintendent at Lethbridge and Gordon C Wilson is M P for Wentworth.
Arthur Hawkes discusses Canadian identity and the British North America act. He argues rights of Quebec require equal terms, deplores native-born versus immigrant friction, and says a Canadian program to stimulate nationalism is desirable though no plan is offered. He notes final word lies with British voters and Canadian elections may affect policy.
The remark frames efforts as collecting public views rather than offering a cure for national problems. It emphasizes process over solution and notes the aim is broad input rather than definitive fixes.
A Saskatchewan church sermon misstates a passage and a verger quietly identifies two strangers as Moose Jaw commercial travelers entering a pew. The prompt invites a cheeky headline style in a Newa Want Ad column.
Berlin dispatch reports Dr. Koch, head of the German Democratic party, accepted President Von Hindenburg's invitation to form a new cabinet.
The Stefani News Agency reports voluntary subscriptions to repay Italy’s debt to the United States exceed 4.05 million dollars so far. The note appears in The News Want Ad Columns.
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