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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1932
Page
4
A poem by M Ethel Anderson depicts Spring as a heartless coquette who shuns Winter, flaunts a fairtest gown, hides her green chariot, and charms many lovers. She links arms with Summer and rides away with playful, airy gestures.
Local society pages trace tea gatherings hosted by Mrs. W. A. Burton for visiting Mrs. Ogletree and Mrs. McKillop, with attendance from Mrs. Laidlaw and others. Mentions Miss Janey Lee in Soviet Russia, royal society luncheon in Ottawa, Am Chelsea Earhart Putnam at Westminster, and a card of thanks for Mrs. Falconer’s funeral. Also notes upcoming rug making class, choir practices, and Circle meetings.
Boy Scout Association gathers at City Hall Court Room Thursday at 7 30 pm with troop committees invited. 31st Battalion Band to Armouries tonight at 8 pm to draw uniforms. L T B meets Friday at 8 pm replacing Thursday. Joint Memorial Service Committee meets tonight at Moose Hall at 8. Delegates urged from all groups. Canadian Handicrafts Guild to hold a Friday demonstration.
The letter explains a block labor scheme where residents assign small tasks to a single worker each week. By rotating duties such as lawn care, gardening, and window washing, one man gains steady employment across blocks. It argues this method supports income and well being with low individual cost.
Craig Luther and Company, Montreal stock brokers, made a voluntary assignment for the benefit of creditors. They were immediately suspended from trading on the Montreal Stock Exchange and the Montreal curb market.
The Anchor Donaldson Maer JT Tla bearing Scotland's trade goods to Canada arrived back in Liverpool with orders signed in Montreal worth more than five dollars.
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