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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
3
Thomas Hole writes that the province faces a dangerous drift and urges action to aid the people. He cites opposition to Social Credit, criticizes a premier’s warning of chaos, and condemns alleged widespread child poverty and mental deficiency due to nourishment shortages.
Stock quotations from Toronto show Ashley at 101 2, Base Metals 70, Bralorne 4.60, Dome 42.10, Hollinger 15.10, Hudsons Bay 15.10, Noranda 39.55, Lake Shore 53.00, Noranda 39.55, Paymaster 25 1-2, Pen dOreille 58, and other mining issues including Falconbridge 3.72 and Int Nickel 28 3-8.
A long page lists Canadian company stock figures with bid prices and market indexes for names such as Imperial Oil Canada Malting Loblaw Massey Harris and Dominion Textile followed by New York Stocks including Allied Chemical Anaconda Bethlehem Steel Chrysler American Can and Westinghouse Electric. The Earl of Bessborough hosted a press gallery farewell dinner at Rideau Hall.
Mr and Mrs Leo Zorn visited at the Billy Mc Lean home on May 27. Mrs H Davis departs May 30 for a week in Calgary. Dot Denison injured herself last week and was treated at Medicine Hat hospital. Mrs August Johnson is recovering from an ankle injury. Andrew and George Shatz Alta Sampson and Robert Nichlas spent May 26 with Pete Ell. Art Thorson visited Roy and Mrs Johnson last Sunday. P Banar visited Domingue Ann on May 26. Thorson finished seeding Fred Hodgson crop on May 27. Tony Craig finished seeding 400 acres on May 16, growth rapid. Miss Emily DeWald hired at the local post office for summer. R G Thorson and Joe Annon visited at the river mine last Sunday. W H Scott of Medicine Hat plans a few weeks in Winnifred. They settled in a cottage and are warmly welcomed.
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