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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
5
In a brief exchange a line suggests turmoil between Maggie and a character named Tony, with a remark about quitting. The fragment hints at a domestic or comic strip subplot.
Readable OCR hints a sale of boxed ties priced from seventy five cents to one dollar. The note suggests many choices and promises convenient boxed presentation for easy selection.
Advertisement notes variety of silk and wool socks priced per pair with special boxed presentation. Also promotes Pongee silk and Nile handkerchiefs in boxes as gift items.
Winnipeg reports 845 cattle and calves 700 hogs with cattle steady and hogs unchanged. Lambs 10 to 11.50. bacon premium 10 percent. Calgary receipts 125 cattle 15 calves 212 hogs. market slow on light demand. Cattle ranges 3.75 to 4.10 for heifers. cows 2.75 to 4.50. calves 4 to 4.50. hogs 12 to 13.20 with best at 13.20 and steady after arrival.
Minneapolis style report shows Winnipeg grain futures with Dec May and July bids for Wheat Oats Barley Flax and Rye along with cash prices for Nor grade wheat. Declines or gains not stated. prices listed as market quotations with bid and offer ranges.
Price table for nov 109 to nov 7-8 shows feed 859 7-8 track 151 7-8 and screenings at 5 dollars a ton. Oats include 2ew 17 2-4 and 3ew 43 1-4 with various feed and track quotes and rejections. Barley lists 3ew 61 5-8 and 4ew 56 4-8 with rejected and feed levels. Flax shows 1ew 221 2ew 217 and 3ew 203 1-2 with rejected 193 1-2 and track 221. Rye new 96. Wide-awake advertisers use The Vows colineine.
The Municipal Review of Canada publishes a special souvenir issue with pictures of nearly every war memorial in the Dominion. Profits from sales go to war widows and orphans. Secretary Richardson has six copies for use, viewable at the Chamber of Commerce office.
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