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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
2
Editorial note lists carrier options for 1 year by ground mail 1 week by carrier and 1 month by mail with prices CINTOK 12.00 for 2d 1.00 15. Substantive details unclear but indicates rate changes and service options.
The Medicine Hat Fish and Game association meets at the Assiniboia hotel at 8 p.m. to elect officers and review yearly reports. Members expect strong turnout as the group focuses on wildlife protection, magpie and crow destruction, deer protection with government help, and trout replenishment. Open season for deer and antelope may be debated amid reports of deer along creeks and large antelope herds affecting pastures.
Larwood reappears for Nottinghamshire against Hampshire and helps secure an innings and 241 run victory. He takes four for 18 as Hampshire are bowled out for 37. The commentary wonders if he returns to his aggressive pace or keeps a medium fast spell.
The remark notes that much remains unsaid about the Larwood controversy and it stirs cricketers to watch him return to county cricket.
The Toronto Globe denounces Hitler's demand for payback for Germany rejoining the League of Nations as evidence of Prussian incapacity for genuine cooperation. It argues that true peace depends on voluntary cooperation, criticizes Germany’s seeks for colonies and territorial gains, and warns that meeting demands would embolden future aggression and prolong war threats.
In 1904 Medicine Hat's city council refused a private firm's bid to operate newly discovered high pressure natural gas wells at 1010 feet. The city kept the wells, setting a Alberta precedent by running its own tight heat and power.
The article portrays William Aberhart as a reformer with strong religious grounding and broadcasting influence who champions Social Credit and the Douglas plan. It notes his background as a Calgary school principal and church worker, his prophetic sermons, and the five-faction makeup of the movement. It questions his experience and forecasts potential economic impacts if elected during Alberta’s critical period.
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