Flag Presentation at Armouries Impresses Guards
The Sergeants Mess of the 1st A.M.E. hosted a reunion at the Cavalry Armoury last night after a simple ceremony in which a King’s flag was presented to officer commanding Col. H W D Cox by Col. F O Sissins. Rev I C Western dedicated the flag which Col Cox will guard until June 3rd when it will be consecrated and deposited in St Barnabas church.
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Trapper Said Killed by Wolves Near Horth May
Reports from South Lorrain district claim O Fleury a famous Vinemarle trapper was killed and eaten by wolves while checking lines last week. A party from Arnott's camp was formed to recover remains after his son signaled unsuccessfully. A color ceremony at the Armoury followed with remarks on cavalry history and tribute to fallen comrades.
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Dr Stephen Leacock Brings Wife’s Ashes Home In Arn
Dr Stephen Leacock renowned Canadian humorist and head of political economy at McGill sailed on the Montrose with the urn of his wife Beatrice Lenacock who died in Liverpool on December 11.
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Grading Of Dairy Products Shows Splendid Results
Ottawa reports the official grading of all export butter and cheese, started by the Dominion Government in May 1923, has had a very beneficial influence on the dairy industry. The Department of Agriculture says Canadian butter has progressed and risen in the British market due to the grading system.
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Spotton Fails in Appeal for North Turon Seat
Toronto December 19 George Spotton Conservative candidate in North Turon failed in his appeal against Justice Wright’s judgment showing J W King Progressive entitled to the seat. Sideawake Advertisers use The News columns.
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C N R Ferry Tenders Sought for Ogden Point and Victoria
Winnipeg December 19 Tenders are being called by the Chief Engineer of the C N R for the construction of ferry slips at Ogden Point and Point Ellis Victoria. Tenders close at noon January 4. Instructions plans and specifications available from the Chief Engineer Winnipeg District Engineer Vancouver and Acting District Engineer Victoria B C. Tenders must be on forms supplied by the railway company.
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Premier Drops Action Against Colonel Hatch
Hamilton December right honourable William L Mackenzie King halted legal proceedings begun against A F Hates, a local manufacturer, after Hates was accused of declaring at a Conservative ward meeting that King went to the United States early in the war and took out citizenship papers there. King instructed Henry Carpenter, counsel, to discontinue the action.
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Feng Mit Defeated on the Yangsun Front
London reports Feng Yuehsisng and the National Pepukes army defeated by General Lt Chines, governor of Chink province, on the Yangsun front. Feng's forces suffered serious losses and retreat.
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Wells Drilling Progress Near Susm With Deepening Target
The Roth Now well reached 8735 feet and is lowered to the 2700 foot level with a 6 5/8 inch string. Drilling advances through soft shale, planning an open hole with faster progress once a hard formation is found.
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Paris Bread Prices Jump to One Franc 70 Centimes
Paria residents face the highest bread price after December 28 as announced today. The new rate sets bread at one franc 70 centimes per kilogram or about three cents per pound, affecting all shoppers in the city.
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Weather summary for western provinces and cities
High pressure builds over the western provinces from the north though temperatures remain mild. Northerly winds shift to partly cloudy conditions with snow flurries, turning somewhat colder into today and Sunday across Vancouver Edmonton Calgary Medicine Hat Lethbridge Regina Saskatoon and surrounding areas.
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Sharp Decline in Wheat Amid Low Support in Winnipeg
In Winnipeg December and July wheat futures tumbled 3 5-8, closing around 1.48 1-1 and May at 1.583, as liquidation intensified and selling orders dominated. Trading remained weak with limited export activity, course grain markets muted, and flax erratic amid cash grain neglect.
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Reception for Hon. Arthur Meighen in Portage la Prairie
A May 19 Portage la Prairie report describes a reception for Hon. Arthur Meighen in his home city. The event followed a theatre meeting with supporters and featured remarks by Joseph Bernier and others advocating Quebec tolerance, national unity, and protective tariffs. Meighen thanked campaign workers and defended his positions on trade and Quebec.
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Kennedy Wins Peace River Recount by 17 Vote Margin
Judge Mahatty confirmed D. M. Kennedy of the Progressive party as the Peace River election winner by 17 votes after counting disputed Paddle River ballots. Final tallies: Kennedy 3 986 Collins 3 969 Rac Liberal 3 944. Conservatives plan protest.
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Christmas Cheer Fund Subscriptions Acknowledged
The Christmas Cheer Fund lists donations including 25.00 from S. Phaeb and 10.00 from Dr. Gershaw, plus contributions from the Mayor and various clubs. Proceeds from a dance at Cos. Gi Menders in Medicine Hat supported the drive, with other gifts from Riverside Reindeers and the Sunday School Association. The committee requests donations of fowls, fruits and vegetables and offers pickup by calling a local number.
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Rural Credits System Proposed As Cooperative
Edmonton reports two day sessions by a provincial committee to study rural credits. Chaired by Treasurer R G Reid the group compares schemes abroad and notes co operative features in the latest US models. The panel urges broad cooperation between federal and provincial governments for a successful cooperative rural credit program.
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Land Grant for British Columbia Government Railway
Victoria British Columbia government considers a land grant for the railway with a proposed rate per mile. the bill passed second reading in the House by 26 to 79 after a day of debate. The House will move to committee on the bill, aiming for final action soon. Canadian Pacific carried 47 550 passengers from Europe to Quebec and Montreal and 25 603 from these ports to Europe.
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Deaths From Farm Accident Near Plantaganet Ont
Ottawa reports Patrick Shelley aged 72 a Farmer of Plantagenet Ontario was fatally kicked by a horse yesterday 54 year old Fugie the wife suffered a fatal collapse as she heard the news in Plantagenet Ontario north of Ottawa this incident ends in tragedy with two deaths linked to a single accident.
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Library May Move To New Quarters
The Livrary Beara board meets to decide if the library should relocate. Possible sites on South Holloway Street and near South Railway Street are reviewed. A move would cost savings in rental, with final decision expected at the afternoon session.
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Retail stores set to open in pam city next week
Local retailers announce new shopping days with store hours extended Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday next week for Clariatures shopping event. Community shoppers urged to plan visits and check ads for specific store times and participating locations.
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