Canada Pacific Railway meeting outlines finances and policy
The Canadian Pacific Railway shareholders meeting led by president E. W. Beatty addressed 1924 earnings declines due to weaker manufacturing and crop activity, with April gains suggesting improving conditions. He warned that rail and ocean traffic remain below normal, urging cost curtailment while maintaining service standards, and discussed government subsidies and immigration policy as factors shaping future profits. Mrs Beatty cited private ownership and government backing as roots of past issues and emphasized economies and reduced duplication across a sprawling national system.
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Andual“Ehateholders
Canadian Pacific Railway
Dominion
Canada
E. W. Beatty
Bor
Stexpenditures
Beatty
Mbsder
Petersen
Atlantic
Pacific Steamships
Britain
United States
Beany
Rand
Canadian Pacific’ Railway
Isduraely
Egitd
Praghe
Canadian Pacific
National Railway
Winnifred congregation set for June reopens services
The Rev Claxton will return to Winnifred United church on Sunday June 7 at 11 am and will hold monthly services. A large May 24 gathering described as fairly large, with cordial invitation extended to all. Local notes report births, patient recoveries, hospital visits, farm updates, and community events including a Victoria Day outing and a village dance with officers to be elected.
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Claxton
Winnifred
Peter
Peterson
John Hubka
Nurege Vin
Jin’ Rohmer, Jr
Lillie
Pederson Apént
Hannegan
Horiy
Improv Ag
John ‘McLeod
Victoria
Harold
Shepherd
Magrath
Hig
C. Reardan
Leavin
Stenler
Wilt Hay
Five Mile News Breathes Tales From May Gatherings
Five Mile correspondent reports on notices and events from late May including church venue changes, a May 24 ball game versus Concordia, a Feldman Lake school dance on June 6, plus local family visits and village sports. Mentions Norton Giants vs Longfellow Green Sox score 21 to 10, and Victoria Day attendance by Medicine Hat and district residents.
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Medicine Hat News
Five Mile
F. L
Concordia
Chris Yanthree
Rneb
Bianwag Five Mule
Sand Concordia
A. Wootley
Norton
Gigata
Rey
Friesch
Hilda
John
Medicine Hat Woolchester
Longfellow
Pashley
Robinson
Medicine Har
Victoria
William Trickofski
Trickofski
Isaac
Meyer
Medicine Hat
Isva Olson
Feldman
Lake
St George's Sunday School Party Closes Mrs Jerrold’s Era
Irvine notes recall a May 18 party hosted by Mrs Jerrold for St George's Sunday School children. The event featured games, a sit down supper, and hymns. Mrs Jerrold, with over thirty pupils, is moving to Saskatchewan. Mrs Adams hosted a companion gathering with musical numbers by local ladies.
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St. George's
Jerrold
Adams
Saskatchewan
Koéaling
Davidson
Deimling
Bauer
Adame
Local Notes and Family Moves Highlight Small-Town Life
Fragmented items describe visits at Mrs. Ralg Tilley’s home on Thursday the 28th. Miss Marjory Backs spent the weekend at home. Jaye irrigated alfalfa and wheat fields while the green bug reappears in its old haunts. Mr. and Mrs. Berger moved to Tilley’s last week and will work for the PR in town.
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Gabe
Wil
Ralg Tilley
Marjory
Jaye
Berger
Tilley
Hilderworth
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