06 Jan 1927
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 1927
Page
1
In a no score first deal Z holds six clubs and one club lead after Z opens five clubs and B doubles. A leads king of hearts then trey of diamonds. Plan play to establish diamonds and rule out winners. Provide expected lines for Z to counter dummy and opponents holds including problem specific sequences and reads.
Henry Ford dismisses plans for a low priced six or eight cylinder model as Ford sales fall from a peak last year. Analysts note Ford's vast cash reserves and plans to expand power sites while rivals and dealers reassess agency holdings and production for January.
A Detroit dispatch notes that complete absorption in car sales signals a shift in the industry. It cites time payment plans expanding access to pricier models and suggests Ford’s recent five day week talk may reflect broader market changes. Interviews with Mr. Ford illuminate the industry outlook.
Alberta faces capital shortages for farming as mortgage laws hinder private lending. The Lethbridge Board of Trade urged fixes, and Capt Shaw proposes lawmakers meet with investors to craft a workable solution to restore capital flow for agriculture.
The Vancouver Star discusses Col Biggar's plan to balance election politics by placing election machinery under impartial hands. It argues the idea could reduce advantaged access but would raise practical problems requiring a solution before adoption.
The Prince Rupert News notes a move to form an associated board of trade for central British Columbia. It praises Prince Rupert for joining early and asserts that centers like Smithers Vanderhoof and Prince George forming a united front will help northern BC secure needed resources and opportunities.
A Woodstock Sentinel Review opinion questions the so called unwritten law in England and notes juries in Wingland are composed of humans. The piece compares American and British justice and the role of human judgment in trials.
The Toronto Globe notes Parliament may tackle voting supplies as a key issue while many citizens await news of potential tax reductions.
A fragment quotes a saying about men seizing opportunities only when they appeal with frills, reflecting a cultural remark on readiness and appeal. The snippet hints at gendered attitudes without a clear event or person named.
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