23 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 23, 1923
Page
1
The article discusses internal friction within the Alberta Farmers Association and how defections from Liberals and Conservatives formed the United Farmers of Alberta. It notes that new party factions drew malcontents from both old parties and included American settlers not aligned with either. It suggests labor cooperation as a possibility.
The piece discusses alliance tactics between Labour and UFA, potential defections from Farmers, and reactions to Edmonton coal strike interventions. It notes a fan of internal party issues, local discontent with the UFA, and Attorney General Brownlee’s stance against debt guarantees for settlers. The analysis highlights power struggles, fundraising strains, and the need for cohesive leadership amid evolving political loyalties.
An article notes how writers frequently drop or compress their middle names and use initials. Examples include Arnold Bennett, Jerome K Jerome, H G Wells, D H Lawrence, and E M Forster, with explanations of what their initials stand for and how full names would read.
The Toronto Globe notes Canada is the top wheat-exporting nation, but Western farmers seek higher cash returns. The report highlights producer frustration with prices and calls for policy remedies to boost farm income.
A satire contrasts a husband’s conditions for domestic peace with the idea that a man becomes wild if any constraint fails. It notes cars and tires as symbols of expense and jokes about naming diseases, ending with the quip about Washington and politics.
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