Edmontonman George P. Smith Remanded After Hearing
The preliminary hearing in Edmonton ends with George P. Smith remanded for trial on a $5,520 theft charge. Bail at $20,000 stands, with James Ramsey and Dr. Eagar Ellin each posting $5,000. Trial likely at the January Supreme Court session.
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Edmonton
Geo. P. Smith
Primrose
James Ramsey
Eagar Ellin
Smt
Smith
Supreme Court
Simmons
R. D. Purdy
Alberta Wheat Pool
Merchants Bank
J. McKinley Cameron
Purdy
Matthew Esdale
Esdale
Cameron
Burgess Advertising Agency
Jane Stewait
Charles Stewart
Katry Brace
Matt Esdale
J. W. Jeffrey
King
Jeffrey
Eadale
Burgess Adven Ig
Soprano Maria Jeritza Visits Montreal in 1925
The famed soprano Maria Jeritza arrives in Montreal on October 9 1925. She expresses admiration for Colonel George H Ham of the CPR and sends best wishes to the Dean of Canadian Journalists. Jeritza recalls past visits and notes her recent engagements in London and Windsor.
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George H. Ham
C.P.R.2
Maria Jeritza
Montreal
Ham
Jeritza
Jeritzi
Canadian Pacific
Beta
Covent Gardena
London
Fnyglish
Oaks
Windsor
Toronto
Maria Jeritea
Baron Spear
Vienna
Colonel Ham
Baron Popper
Fifeet
Jeritaa
Metropolitan Opera
Benete
Marta Jeritza
Windsor Station
Col
C.P.R
Mme Jeritza
George H. Tier
Milk and Snow Used to Battle Farm Fire in Portage
A dairy farm on Thomas Brown’s outskirts near Portage faced a large blaze when water ran out. Milk cans kept a tank filled and snow was heaped to the flames as firefighters battled the barn and eight other buildings. Damage totaled 6000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage
Wis
Thomas Brown
Lawsuit filed against O I U Bulletin for damages
Winnipeg news reports Esther Burns seeks 25,000 damages from the O I U Bulletin Labor paper alleging a November 15 article defamed her by criticizing how she treated her maids at 92 Edmonton Street. The claim argues publication was false and malicious.
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Winnipeg
O. 1
U. Bulletin
Esther Burns
Edmonton Street
1924 U S deaths linked to automobile accidents rise
The Commerce Department reports a national death rate of 11.9 per 1000 in 1924, with automobile deaths in major cities totaling 15,528 from 75,745 accidental deaths. Heart disease remains the top killer, cancer rises, and tuberculosis declines while other causes like pneumonia and nephritis stay significant.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Mannublic
Winnipeg Grain Prices Deepened with Mixed Dec Prices
Winnipeg market reports show varied grain quotes across Dec and May contracts for wheat oats barley flax and rye. Prices feature several Nor futures and cash bids, with multiple track and rejected categories noted across the period ending Dec 20 to Dec 29.
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Winnipeg
Nor
Rye
Flour prices rise above $10 a barrel in Minneapolis
Minneapolis reports flour prices surpassed the $10 mark as quotations extended gains in sympathy with rising wheat. The day's range was $9.85 to $10.15 a barrel, up 25 to 65 cents from yesterday, with a dollar gain over the past week.
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Minneapolis
New Protein Food From Beef Serum Labeled for Egg White Substitute
Cambridge Mass reporter notes Professor J W M Bunker at MIT has developed a powder from beef serum rich in alabamin and albumin usable as an egg white substitute. The test product is odorless golden in color with good keeping qualities and low cost. Experiments show it supports growth in guinea pigs and rats and could power future prepared foods. Further large scale tests are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Lee
J. W. M. Bunker
Biological Laboratory
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bunker
Former Grassy Lake Resident Angus McKay Dies at 46
Angus McKay 46, farmer from Cardston district, died Christmas morning in hospital after appendicitis operation. Survived by wife, two children, sisters and McKay relatives of Carmangay. Born Orillia Ontario, long known around Grassy Lake and Cardston, funeral Tuesday at United Church. The Bishop of Mackenzie River resigns effective March 31 1926.
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Cardston
Angus McKey
United Church
Angus McKay
McKay Brothers
Carmangay
Jack McNebb
Lethbridge
Decenged
Orillia
Ont
Grassy Lake Bacret
McDougall
Rug Man offers rag rugs from old togas and carpets
D Trimmer promotes rag rugs made to order in Medicine Hat. Rugs for sale at the factory on Third Street with contact by phone 2014. Dec. 10wtf
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D. Trimmer
the Rug Man
Third Street
Medicine Hat
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George P. Smith
Esdale Press
Hydale
Fill
Brace
Calgary
Bruce
Ksdale Press
Mr. Cameron
Scott
Rudolphe Lemieux
Ottawa
Edmonton Journal
Louis G. Scott
George Smith
Henry Brace
Moscovich
Fur Company
Blizzard
DRY Lumber
Nevelstone Sawmill Company Limited
Labor Paper
U. S
Dee
Grassy Lake
Mackengle River
J. R. Lucas
D. D
Rupert's Land
Carl Otto
Idvine
Alberta
The
Hope Realty
Sterling Bank
Winnipep
Man
MAI
Gainsborough
IL Woscovich Hib & Fur Company
I. Moscovich Hide and Fur Company
South Railway Street Medicine Hat
GAS City Planing
Finley Bridge
Family Herald & Weekly Star
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Canada
National Farm Journal
Circulation Department
Medicine Hat, Alta
Medicine Hat Weekly News
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