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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 30, 1930

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Joffre Undergoes Leg Amputation and Improves Lightly

Paris reports Marshal Joffre had his left leg removed at mid thigh after months of illness. He refused ether, chose local anaesthetic, and watched the procedure, smiling afterward as staff expressed guarded hope. Communiques say he spent a calm night with partial nourishment and fluctuating vital signs.

Paris Associated Press Marshal Joffre Boulin Leriche Marshall Joffye Marshall Joffre tedJan-De-Dieu Frofessor Leriche Mear M. Joffre Deginar¢es

John H. Martin Of Bow Island Suicide Tragedy

The body of Ohni Henry Martin aged 64 was found in a Bow Island livery barn early morning by a district farmer. Coroner Dr. Boyd ruled death by self-inflicted hanging with no inquest. Martin, a Bow Island liveryman for about twenty years, leaves a widow and six grown children.

Ohni Henry Martin Gow “Island J. Craig Dr. Boyd Serst Allen Asg.p Bow Land Boyd Martin Shae

Local Relief Situation Report From Carnill Visit

NM Carnill of BKamonton, Director the employment, Serviced of Aber fat wag in the city today on bariness did lft an it afternoon, train for Ghigary. While in the city Carnill coptiegert the Mayor Supt. J. Wright and Het officials segasding the unemployment, and relief. Situation here find expressed er ag being very wet: satisfied with the manner in which the local: Fruction is being handled.

NM Carnill Bkamonton Aberfat Bariness Ghigary Carnil Coptiegert J. Wright Het Er Ag

Fire ruins Queen's Hotel in Cochrane Ontario

A Cochrane Ontario fire at the Queen's Hotel yesterday killed ten or more and left three bodies recovered with parts of two others found. Police probe aims to verify the death toll as injured residents including Helliig James Palangio Jr. remain hospitalized with burns.

Cochrane Ont Queen's Hotel Helliig James Palangio Jr Proprieto Mrs. Rubin Jép Burns George Cole John Browehu Kenie Sonebone Henri Maki Carl Anderson

Grain Inspections Report For Week On Wheat Oats Rye

Grain inspections list values for Monday with figures for wheat flax oats rye and other grains. The report shows prices or terms like 520 and 298 for wheat and flax 174 for oats 44 27 for oats subtype and 20 3 for flax and 5 10 for rye.

Alberta Old Age Pensions totals and future funding plans

The article notes the Old Age Pensions Act in Alberta has paid out 740 000 to date, with pensions shared by the Provincial and Dominion governments. About 3 250 pensioners currently receive salaries, while 30 000+ Albertans are over 70. more names join as eligibility expands. The Dominion seeks to assume full service costs, potentially prompting Alberta to maintain administration. The issue hinges on a shift in funding and ongoing provincial organization.

Edmorton Achetad Alberta Ross Mora Alterta

Excellencies Depart Ottawa January Event

The governor general and other dignitaries will leave Ottawa January 16 for a visit. They will attend a reception at Government House and travel by steamer to various cities, with plans announced for attendance at formal events and meetings.

New York Golf Industry Surpasses Eight Hundred Million

Golf has developed into a major US industry with expenditures totaling 852,891,408 in 1930 and about two million players nationwide, per Golfing Trade Journal. Reports from Canada and Britain note local incidents and labor tensions alongside reported accidents.

New York United States Golfing Trade Journal

Reports of Soviet firing on escape group in Vilna

Russian peasants freed from a Soviet border crossing say they and about sixty others confined in a camp were fired upon by Soviet soldiers as they tried to escape. Forty prisoners were killed or wounded, they said, after being sentenced to Siberia for resisting collectivization.

Vilna Poland Associated Press Siberia

United States Refuses to Recognize Guatemalan Regime

Washington informs Guatemala City that the United States will not recognize President Orellana’s government. The U S stance says the Oyelana regime seized power via a civil coup d etat and lacks constitutional basis for recognition under treaty terms.

Washington,d.c United States Legation Guatemala City State Department United States Orellana Oyelana

Crow's Nest Line Changes Sleep Improved Train Schedule

New Kootenay Lake line from Kootenay Landing to Nelson opens year end enabling through service Medicine Hat to Vancouver. Trains 81 and 68 replaced. No. 21 shifts departure to 2 6 am daily. Vancouver to Medicine Hat No. 12 runs daily at 6 30 am. Boat trip to Nelson discontinued. main line speed improved with No. 1 departing 2 50 pm daily arriving Vancouver next night at 9 15 pm.

Kootenay Lake Vancouver Kootenay Landing Peint Medicine Hat Faily J

Canadian Premier Bennett to pass through city by train

Premier of Canada Hon R B Bennett will travel on the froon train through the city tomorrow, drawing local interest and crowd anticipation for his brief passage.

R. B. Bennett Canada

Escaped R-101 Disaster But is Killed by Cycle

Granville Watts, who declined to join the R-101 crew, died in a motorcycle crash last week. He previously survived crashes on the R-52, R-38, and R-100 as he visited Canada and India bound airship ventures.

Mguht Ararat Canaula

Government restricts alien immigration to Australia

Canberra reports the government will limit alien immigration until the country's position improves. Only British immigrants with government issued permits may enter. tourists and business people are unaffected.

Canberra Australia Associated Press

Diocese Divides Saskatchewan Into Five Sections Plan

The Anglican diocese seeks to divide Saskatchewan into five sections under new executive direction. The move aims to streamline governance and expand reach across parishes and missions.

Saskatchewan Tive

Harvesting Grain in December Near Lethbridge

Five thousand acre Smith farm near Lethbridge reports winter harvesting after a snowstorm left wheat uncut. Snow cleared and warm weather dried grain. combines now harvest about 30 bushels per acre with grain in good color and dryness.

Lethbridge Dea Smith Lethbriden

Insurgents Press Through Forest in Alcoholic Battle Report

Dispatch describes rebels advancing through a forest area near Athar, facing scarce food and water. The government forces are shelled and fighting intensifies as a stand is held around strategic estates, with reports of ongoing raids and uncertain control.

Rma Jungie Antagea

Alberta Liberals elect leader amid co operation debate

Calgary reports the Alberta Liberal Party chose George H. A. of Calgary as its leader after a close ballot. J. W. McDonald and Webster urged conditional cooperation with Premier Brownlee, while two Liberal resolutions condemned Ottawa tariffs and urged cooperative farming marketing backed by provincial aid.

Calgary Alberta George H. A Son M.L.A Edmonton Brownlee Priice Brownlee J. W. Mc. ‘Donald Liberal Party Webster Alberts Bennett Ottawa Liberal Desixes Anpst Rer Liberal’ Party

New Year disclosures teased for Dal editor’s rent details

Report notes forthcoming Dal editor's new year disclosures covering regal finances and trading tidbits. The item suggests the disclosures will be more extensive and previously anticipated.

Landon Dal Hera

Ambiguous Input Summary of Merged Delegates

The reader text is unclear and fragmented with no identifiable person, organization, place, or event. No decisive facts emerge to form a valid news item or headline.

Manitoba Farmers Unite Over Freight Rates Fight

Manitoba farmers form a solid agrarian front to pressure Ottawa for revised rail and ocean freight on the Hudson Bay route to world markets. They aim to counter big interests and secure signatures from provincial leaders as the issue heads to the Dominion Government.

Winniper Manitoba Ottawa Hudson “Bay United’ Fagrhers Manitonaide Jonny Eethinion Citrehi Wit

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