23 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 23, 1930
Page
1
The notice lists year and short-term subscription prices by mail and carrier for Medicine Hat editions, with annual rates quoted and carrier route distribution controlled by the Circulation Department. Readers are urged to phone the department for missed or careless delivery on Tuesday, December 23, 1930.
The Canadian Geological Survey publishes a memoir by N Y Williams and W S Dyer detailing shale stratigraphy structural and economic geology of southern Saskatchewan and southwestern Alberta. It notes established gas fields nearby and potential oil prospects on structure flanks with untested areas offering oil and gas possibilities. Copies available from the Director Geological Survey Ottawa.
A report details 42,000 tons of book and writing paper and 134,000 tons of paperboard, with raw material costs near 58 million and production value above 173 million. Key income areas include advertising 45 million, job printing 38 million, subscriptions and sales 15 million, and lithographing 8 million. Major products include paper boxes 16 million, envelopes 3 million, and roofing paper over 2.5 million. The study includes two tables grouping materials and products alphabetically and highlights the industry's role in supplying printed matter, stationery, containers, and other paper goods in Canada.
The text describes paper using industries in Canada as a major part of manufacturing with a 1928 report by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. It then shifts to guidance on child height and weight measurements, noting variation by individual and suggesting bone-based assessments may improve future height weight estimates. It advises adequate nutrition and sleep and to consult a doctor if growth stagnates.
The United Farmers of Manitoba president warns of a coming agrarian revolution unless relief is provided, blaming high tariffs for dire conditions. He notes voters elected Premier Bennett and claims he warned during campaign of his intended policies if returned to power.
Canadian Pacific Railway Company announces its Winter Timetable effective Sunday September 28 1930 detailing schedule changes and service adjustments across routes and stations. The notice outlines departure and arrival times for major lines and notes revisions to intermediate stops for better winter operation.
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