Visitors attend experimental ranch day fostering rural ties
A Medicine Hat event at the Experimental Ranch drew government officials and ranchers for talks on agricultural markets feeding strategies and improved cattle handling. Speakers praised educational benefits, while Mr. Weir urged suggestions to aid agriculture as 17 reservoirs and diverse forage practices were showcased. Weather notes flag mild western conditions with showers in parts of Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
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L. B. Thomson
Blanchard
Dominion
Dor. Barton
Negiculture
L. Archibald
Gershaw
M.P
Weir
Kr. Gershain
Europe
Gilchrist
Geo. Ross
St. Kilda
J. W. McLane
Medicine Hat
L. B. Thom
Thomson
Port Arthur
Cloud
Winnipeg
Moose Jaw
Lethbridge
Calpary
Fair
Memonton
Vancouver
Manitoba
Sask
Alberta
Revised Salary Accepted by Medicine Hat Teachers
The Medicine Hat School Trustees agreed to a ten percent initial salary reduction and then a further reduction to ease expenses. Teachers and staff accepted the revised salaries legally supported by the Board, as city demands were cut by $19,000 for the upcoming school year.
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Medicine Hat
Uisted
Millions in danger as Yellow River floods threaten Shantung city
The Yellow River overruns dikes across North China, threatening tens of thousands of people. In Tsinan, capital of Shantung Province with 400,000 residents, the river reaches the city walls endangering the town and many areas remain isolated as famine fears grow.
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Shanghai
Yellow River Valley
China
Yellow River
Tsinan
Shantung Province
Local notes on Redcliff residents and sports events
Mr O A Vogstad returns from Calpary with son George employed by Castle Errich Hirsch Shows at the Stampede. Softball games feature the office boys, shipping crew, Medaltas beating the Red Caps 9-4 with Van Wert injured in a collision. Henry Van Wert plans to relocate the Odlin building to Broadway and Third St, housing a pool hall and confectionery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Vogstad
Calpary
George
Castle-Errich-Hirsch
Berre-Longram
Elkwater Lake
Tom Mignault
Wilfred Campeau
Henry van Wert
Odlin
Royal Bank
Third St
Iarber
Medaltas
Red Caps
Frains Svues
Samson
Paterson
van Wert
Italian planes leave Montreal for Century of Progress
General Balbo's fleet of 24 flying boats took off from Montreal harbor heading up the St. Lawrence River toward Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition. The Italians will cross into the United States at Buffalo.
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Montreal
General Balbo
St. Lawrence River
Chicago
Buffalo
Post Starts on His Solo Round the World Flight
Wiley Post, 35, begins solo attempt from Floyd Bennett Field at 1 79 a m heading Atlantic toward Berlin. He flies the Winnie Mae marked by his 1931 record with Harold Gatty. Weather reports flag two bad bands near Ireland and the Atlantic coast. Edmonton is scheduled as the last stop before returning to New York aided by a robot assistant device.
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New York
Wiley Post
Floyd Bennett Field
Atlantic Ocean
Harold Gatty
Lee
Berlin
Atlantic
Ireland
Edmonton
Althouon Post
Beaver father confesses killing son in gas and anesthetic act
In Beaver County, 50 year old Robert J. Simington admits to using an anesthetic and gas to kill his 14 year old son Burton after saying he saved the boy from a life of suffering. He smiles in jail and says he has no remorse, noting he could not die himself.
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Beaver
Beaver County
Robert J. Simington
Bucknell University
Burton
Simington
Warde Hamilton Brown
Alberta Gets Less Relief Than Rest of the West
Edmonton July 15 Alberta has received less federal relief than British Columbia Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Figures released in Edmonton show Alberta totals 12 200 000 in direct relief and advances. BC 14 833 000 Saskatchewan 35 925 000 Manitoba 33 440 000. Grand total 96 398 000 across four provinces.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Prairie Provinces
Hugh Guthrie
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Local wheat price slate from Ogilvie Grain depts
Ogilvie Grain depts provides a price rundown for wheat with July 92, October 95, and December 96 quotations. No. 1 and track prices show regional variations across multiple sheets and dates.
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Ogilvie Grain Depts
Non-Stop Flight From New York Aims for Lithuania
The monoplane Lithu anica departed New York for a 4900 mile non stop flight to Lithuania without U S government approval. Pilots Stephen Darius and Stanley Girenas, both 36 and 37 respectively, Latvian Americans from Chicago, undertook the test without permits and face potential discipline if they fail to reach their destination.
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New York
Lithuania
United States
Stephen Darius
Stanley Girenas
Chicago
Darius
Girenas
Britain Resists Dominion Pressure On Inflation Policy
London July 14 British dominions press for inflationary moves but the Mother Country intends to slow a shift. Officials say there is no demand in Britain for rapid price rises and that dole payments keep stability while Washington tones grow louder. Dominions fear stepping away from Britain. reports say policy aligns with cautious deflationary stance more than American wild inflation.
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London
British Dominions
United States
United Kingdom
America
Washington
Associated Press
Dominions
Great Britain
Canada Eyes Record Wheat Carry-Over in 1930s Style Outlook
Ottawa reports wheat carry-over likely to exceed 190 million bushels as of July 31, with a smaller new crop than last year. Visible supply on July 7 sits at 201 million, and June exports reached 19 million, suggesting a total Canada-wide grain balance near 321 million while prairie output falls about 27 percent from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Dominion
Dollar wheat reaches dollar mark on Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Winnipeg July 15 Canadian Press reports the Winnipeg Grain Exchange saw dollar wheat become a reality with May delivery topping the dollar and closing gains in the 1 1 2 to 2 1 8 cent range. July and October futures closed higher as crops faced irreparable damage.
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Premiers Return Ottawa Delayed From Conference
Hon. R. B. Bennett’s return from the Economic Conference is not yet set. Officials hint at talks with Hon. Geo. Perley in London. Bennett says some conference phases have reached an impasse while other business proceeds. Four killed and 12 injured in Canadian rail and highway accidents in April.
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Ottawa
R. B. Bennett
London
Geo. Perley
J A Mackay Wins Banff Springs Golf Competition
J A Mackay wins the Banff Springs golf event after medal play across three local courses. Scores show Mackay 237 total, Dowson 260, Jones 261. The win secures district representation for the Banff tournament on August 25 to 27.
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J.A. MacKay
Banff Springs
Connaught Golf Club
J. A. McKay
Connaught
Medicine Hat Golf Club
Golf and Country Club
E. N. Dowson
R. Jones
Jack
Banff
Enid J. Dawson
Kidnappers Rampant In the States
In Chicago about 50 wealthy residents were placed under guard as State troopers and city police patrolled homes to prevent abductions. The roster reportedly included Arthur Cutten, a Canadian born grain trader. In New York police shot at abductors and captured two men, Michael Discolo of New York and Vincent Moxsri of Brooklyn, who targeted Dr Wachs man of Brooklyn for a $10000 ransom.
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Chicago
Arthur Cutten
New York
Brooklyn
Dr. Wachsman
Michael Discolo
Vincent Moxsri
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White House
Redcliff
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Union Church
Post
Rest
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Erin
Italo Balbo
Italy
Londonderry
Iceland
Sie Royals
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