Alberta farmer bids for open markets to boost livestock sales
Lethbridge July sd farmer advocate Dan Clapool M L A spoke on direct marketing of livestock. He argued open markets and cooperative action could raise producer income by reducing price gaps between farm sale and packer prices, urging cold storage to stabilize a perishable market.
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Dan Clapool
M.L.A
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Orange Centg Event Plans Amid Blurred Text
A distorted note outlines a gathering named Orange Centg to be held near Vermilion and Vermilion Orangemen details. The fragment mentions dates around the 18th and arrangements for lodging and travel with unclear attendee lists and schedules.
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Alberta
Borta
England
Canadian wins Diamond Sculls at Henley in decisive style
Jack Guest of Canada dominated the Henley Diamond Sculls final against Gerhard Boetzelen of the Berlin Rowing Club. Guest led from the start to win easily by more than twenty lengths despite a slower time of eight minutes 24 seconds, the fastest in this meet. Boetzelen struggled with early recalls and nerves, finishing far behind.
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T. D. Collett
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British Fliers Reported to Have Fell at Akyab
An Akyab dispatch confirms that British aviators Hook and Matthews attempting a record England to Australia flight crashed after leaving Akyab on Thursday. They had arrived from Calcutta on Wednesday and departed for Rangoon the next day, leaving their fate unreported and fueling anxiety.
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Paid Last Respects to the Wrong Man
In Bolton Ontario on July 5 the coffin at Laurel Hill cemetery was opened for the funeral of George McLear. It revealed the decedent was Heynes, prompting a swap of caskets and the funeral proceeding for the correct man.
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U F A Convention Debates Candidate Field
A UF A convention in the Madicinean constituency decided to keep a candidate out of the field with only one dissenting vote. The afternoon session focused on nominations and strategy for the Federals constituency.
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Presentation to Show Supt W Armstrong at Medicine Hat Kennel Club
The Medicine Hat Kennel Club held a Twaites hall gathering to finalize the three point show details. Victor Williams of Lethbridge, the judge, drew praise as his decisions drew unanimous acceptance. Secretary H. Park to write to Williams, Treasurer Fr D Legh reports sound finances, and show superintendent W Armstroke awarded a case of paper. President W Currie lauds Armstroke’s effort. honorarium for Secretary H Polritch. thanks to past president C W Twaites for hall use.
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Victor Williams
Lethbridge
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Police Court Aims at Charge of Stealing a Ride
C Schilke faced the police court this morning on a theft charge for taking a ride on the C P R. He chose ten days imprisonment in lieu of costs assessed by the court. Weather forecast included showers with a high around 86 degrees.
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Western Provinces Plan Unified Unemployment Talks
Provincial ministers and labor officials from Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia will consult on unemployment actions. Regina is the meeting location with deputies to discuss coordinated plans for reemployment and labor programs across the region.
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British, Columbia
Regina
Gymo
Baskatchewan
Unclear Past Weather Notes Mention Local Conditions
Fragmentary notes reference July conditions, weak cane, and agricultural topics. Mentions of Alph Lage WELK, Gavin Wheat, acreage figures, and storms appear in garbled form with uncertain context and multiple illegible fragments.
Monkey Business In Convention: With Mines
Sydney reports that Frestheodare, treasurer of the Commonwealth, resigned today after the Brisbane Royal Commission report revealed grave changes. The inquiry looked into the Muungano Mines purchase by the Queensland Labor Government.
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Australia
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Commonwealth
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Dunning to Speak in Medicine Hat July 15
Dr. Gershaw reports definite word that Hon. C. and others from the Finance group would be able to speak in Medicine Hat on Tuesday July 15. Dunning is noted as being present on July 15.
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Notable Gasoline Theft Case Leads to Trials in Calgary
In Calgary on July 5, authorities recount a case involving Nelson accused of stealing gasoline from a service station in Okongki. Corporal McWilliams pursued, Nelson resisted, and a gun was fired during the struggle. Nelson faced charges including theft and possession of an offensive weapon. Sentences included hard labor and terms for prior offenses.
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Chris
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Br Poral
Owillians
Alberta
Welson
T Corps Iral
Imade
Nelson
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Oka
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Utter
City Tax Take Rises Near Yearly Peak
Tax records show city revenue reaching 233 816 dollars for the period, nearly matching the prior year’s 239 129 dollars and marking its highest ten year total. The 1900s figure surpassed 1928’s 228 674 dollars, reflecting steady growth in local taxation.
Large U S Tourists Visit Banff for Fourth Annual Holiday
A sizable party of American travelers, members of the Gard club of America, visited Banff Springs Hotel on July 4. They toured Lake Louise, attended lectures at the Chateau Lake Louise, and planned a route to Seattle and Portland for the 17th annual convention, with return by train.
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Amateur Baseball Brings Challenges and Community Support
A fragmented report notes Medicine Holt’s playoff push andOwnership of local baseball efforts facing funding, equipment costs, and subscriptions. Community figures like V. W. Parris and J. K. oa ri are referenced along with donations and fundraising attempts to sustain the Medicine Amateur Baseball program amid financial strain.
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Grade V and VI Students Listed in Armory District Roster
A lengthy roster lists students including Watt Wattre, Valeda Colter, Charles Bally, Robert Crawford, Edward Palbar, Audrey Mack, Allan Maguarrne, Agnes Wioore, Victor Wy Tim Stafford, John Tobin, Elida Wigar, Tom Williams, Kathleen Anderson, Doreen Armstrong, Cora Eksham, Betty Bell, Harry Black, Orman Blackstock, Gita Miery, Donald Gow, Robart Gray, Meena Jean Meintosh, William Mathe Hejen, Yeabel Soren, Lenore, Jack, William, Nor Smith, Cyril White, Betty Connolly, Davis, Dryden, Russell Dunba, Gordon Johnson, Margaret Ikont, Geraldine Moore, Wayne Orr, Armay Richardson, Alice Ballowa, John Slemko, Edna Storr, Katie Frances White, Little? Grade VI noted for promoting. Continued on.
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Gorf Pbell
Valeda Colter
Charles Bally
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Arthur Sade Ae
la He’ Mack
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John Tobin
Elida Wigar
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Aga Ell
Ey Smith
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Wernleas
Cyril White
Betty
Ae Connolly
Scotti
Ating Davis
Jintle Dryden
Russel Dunba
Gordon Johnson
Margaret Ikont
Margate
Geraldine
Moore
Wayne
Orr
Majayulgon
Armay ‘Richardson
Rollofaon Rimaionnes
Alice
Ballowa
Willian Balowa
John Slemko
Edna
Storr Katie
Ee Frances
White
Farmer Killed by Plane at Landing Following Crowd Incident
A 60 year old farmer J G Parker of Nobleford was struck and killed when he stepped in front of a landing plane at Reckey Coulee near Lethbridge as the aircraft taxied to the ground. The plane was piloted by Birijébt Boffa of Lethbridge. Parker had stepped from the crowd to get a better view and did not see the plane. Police are investigating the fatal accident.
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Reckey Coulee
Birijébt |Boffa
Parker
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Endurance Test Fails In Ground Run At Riverside
Report notes a faulty finish during an endurance test with Dale Jackson and Forrest. The test ran for 133 hours on the ground before a surge of the crowd.
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Icago TV Iunter
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Central Standag
Dale Jackson
Forrest
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