Bow Island Church Activities and Local News Briefs
Rev. R. C. Hockin returned from Edmonton on May 27 after attending a conference. Services were led by the cholk on the two Sundays. selections included Saviour like a shepherd lead me and The Ninety and Nine. Community notices cover theater, dances, visits, school sports, and C.G.I.T and C.G.E.T events with results and ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Hockin
Edmonton
Mr. Hockin
Cholk
Jesus
Marguerite Allan
Nora Andrews
Margaret Allan
Mra Hockin
Medicinne Hal Ul
Gladys
Mortenson
Raymond
Austin Russell
Spokane
Mr. Russell
Alfred Medhurst
CPW
Mrs. Medhurst
Bow Island
Mrs. Russell
Fore United Ladies’ Aid
Herman Sechoner
Anglican Ladies’ Aid
Kenneta Bateman
J. Pollitt
Burdet
Hockin
Women's Institute
Bert Hands
Allan
Myrtle
Oddfellows’ Hall
John Pollitt
J. Bradner
Coalhurst
Bradner
Pat Clancey
P.P
C.G.I.T
B.T
Whitney
Blaine
Carlson
Roth
Slawson
Calder
Gage Thompson
Hunt
Jenson
Wilts
G. Wolfe
N. Wolfe
Phillips
Herrington
L. Wolfe
Rukhe
H. Emard
Jacobson
N. Emard
Clark
McGalland
Umlin
Fraser
Burdett
Bow
A. W Fuller
Cornelius Hoaglin
Margaret Calder
Elxnchea
Fern
Madaline Hanna
Fern Allan
Winnifred Notices and Travel Trips Across June
A roundup from Winnifred lists residents leaving for visits and work, including Carl Hillestead to Lethbridge and Mrs. Fisher to Eureka Montana. George Wellman arrives to herd stray horses toward Roy McLean’s farm as Angus Beaton tours North Dakota. Nurse Edith Hutchin visits family before summer work resumes. Local travel includes Minot, Innisfail, Bow Island, and Medicine Hat trips with various family updates and local market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fisher
Eureka
Montana
Geo. Wellman
Pincher Creek
Winnifred
Roy McLean
A. D. Medhurst
Bow Island
Alfred
Etzikom
C.P.R
Edith Hutchin
Viking
Alta
Winifred
E. E. Hutchin
Arthur Rude
Minot
N.D
Herman
O. H. Cooper
Beaton
Angus Beaton
North Dakota
Andy Larson
Bemridge
Minnesota
James Rohmer
Jim
Jack Fife
Blue Ribbon Tea Co
Innisfail
M. Hi. Smith
Harvey Davis
Medicine Hat
John McLeod
John
Fairlight Ladies Aid
Fairlight
Pete Holm
Holm
Portland
Oregon
Clancy
Wilbur Hanigan
Thomas Olechowski
Medicine Hat Hospital
Frank Zom
Percy Colthorpe
Dell
Lou Calloway
Alpine
Conservative tariff debate sways House returns in Saskatchewan
Debate over tariff reform features Meighen advocating protection for maritime and western interests. Mackenzie King warns the government would resign if resolution passes. Meighen’s policy draws Liberal rebuttals as elections yield mixed results with Conservatives retaining most seats and key losses in Moose Jaw and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maritime
Meighen
Progressive Party
Mackenzie King
Europe
St Lawrence Waterway
G. P. Graham
Arthur Meighen
Graham
Inter-Departmental Committee
National Advisory Committee
Saskatchewan election clouds Liberal majority forecast
Saskatchewan voters faced a tight race with a Liberal majority likely to be 43 or 44 in the 63-seat legislature. Regina saw Liberal attorney-general J A Crose defeated by M A MacPherson. Saskatoon returned Conservative Dr J T M Anderson. Moose Jaw and Qu Appelle backed government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M A. MacPherson
J. A. Cross
D. A McNiven
Progressives
Harris Turner
S. K. Ramesland
Woran
Saskatchewan
C.‘J. Tran
Pelly
Regina
Wha
Humboldt
W. G Baker
Labor
Liberal Party
Moose Jaw City
J. Pascoe
W. H. Knowles
J. A. Crose
C. A. Dunning
M. A
Moose Jaw
Qu'Appelle
J. T. M. Anderson
Saskatoon
Bregina
Agricultural production valued at six million in 1924
Victoria reports 1924 agricultural production valued at six million dollars with production increases noted across crops. The brief item cites rising yields and economic impact, listing general regional context without detailed breakdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Maternity Waiting Cases at Local Hospital
Maternity waiting cases listed for the Maternity Hospital and care for children of any age. Apply to Mrs. Drew at 80T Fourth Street. Phone 2693.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew
Fourth Street
Agricultural report shows modest gain in 1923 output
The 1923 annual statistical report on agriculture lists a total value of 629 224 against 9 159 793 for the year, a 1.47 percent rise. Increases appear in meats poultry products and honey as unfavorable weather curtailed overall production.
Election by ballot with mail returns names several officers
The vote was by ballot and the returns were made by registered mail. Other officers elected included the Vice-president, Magistrate, Emily Murphy Edmonton, Judge Helen Mac Dill Vancouver, convenor Laws, Mrs. O. C. Edwards Macleod Alta, National recreation Mrs. Forbes Reid Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Murphy
Edmonton
Helen MacDill
Vancouver
Laws
O. C. Edwards
Macleod
Alta
Public health note on deposits and refunds in Canada
A fragmentary item discusses public health and professions, with mentions of Mrs. Edwal Calgary and Johnston. It notes Toronto depositors in the Hawk Bank expect about 70 percent of their deposits after a 40 percent action by the federal government, implying refunds may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Irrigation
Calgary
Bullshead Creek
Rosebeg
Alta
R. H. Kurpjwvert
Read Creek
Thelma
R. Edwal
Saret Johnston
West
Toronto
Hawg Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carl Hillestead
Lethbridge
P. L. Backstrom
Congo
e@lavesa
Montreal
Rome
E. Levine
David Cargill
Pakow'l
National Council Women
Carrie Carmichael
New Glasgow
N.S
National Council of Women
S. D
Quality Fruit Farma
Chilliwack
B.C
Gainsborough
Second St
Jakob Gat
Sunset Radio
A. A. H. Reilly
I. Moscovich Hide & Fur Company
National Recreation
Forbes Reid
The
Revelstoke Sawmill Company, Ltd
GAS City Planing
Finlay Bridge
Family Herald
Weekly Star of
Weekly Star
Medicine Mat Weekly News
Medicine Hat News Limited
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