Prohibition Debate and Oil Talk Highlight Alberta Meeting
Rev Ben Spence argued liquor controls fail and that profits drive the liquor trade while government ownership offers only shelves. He linked higher liquor consumption with crime, urged Prohibition Association action and a ban on beer parlors in Alberta. Mrs Spencer promoted pilchard oil as affordable nourishment and medicine for workers. George Adams of Wuocaltock Ontario, a veteran contractor, is dead.
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Canada
B. H. Spence
Alberta
Prohibition Association
Evelyn Spencer’s Prevention Tactics With Cod Liver Oil
Evelyn Spencer prescribes cod liver oil to all family members after meals, claiming it wards off illness. She supports a fish-rich diet despite high inland costs, noting Vancouver-sourced fresh fish at nine cents a pound and reliance on canned pilchards as a cheaper alternative.
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Pacific
Rish
Sofar
Tov
Vancouver
Wetmen
Express
Owac
Alberta Milk Inquiry Proceeds Before Public Utilities Board
In Edmonton in June the Public Utilities Board resumes its milk price inquiry reviewing the fifteen mile supply zone minimum price for milk sales by stores and wagons, dairy farm costs, and uniform pricing. Ed Visser argues prices do not cover production costs while milk must stay cheap to compete. Judge Carpenter orders producers to first prove production costs and receipts, then distributors to present costs.
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Khdmonton
Public Utilities Board
ED. Visser
Carpenter
Whitla Residents Return From Adams Avenue Visit
Whitla visitors including Mrs D C Sweet Mrs Deceir Barry Mrs L K Fisher Mrs J Robertson Mr and Mrs Gegor Mr W Lyons and others returned from Adams Avenue after a three week stay. Mrs Ivy Fisher Mrs J Forer joined relatives for a farm visit. Grasshopper control work began Thursday with planned poison mixing despite late sawdust delivery. Grasshoppers already causing damage.
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Medicine Hat
D. C. Sweet
Deceir Barry
L. K. Fisher
J. Robertson
Gegor
W. Lyons
C. D. Ronan
BE. J. Stevens
Ted Fisher
Marguerite Allen
Adams Renue
J. Forer
Ivy Fisher
Winnifred Stampede Set For June Fourteenth Event
Local notes recount visitors from Medicine Hat and Seven Persons, a hospital stay avoided, and upcoming community activities. The Winnifred Stampede is scheduled for June 14, with multiple residents traveling, visiting relatives, and aiding in road work and town events.
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Ralph Smith
Colthorp
Rod Fisher
Winnifred
Ed. Fetterly
Cooney Aller
Cypress Hills
Jesse Stevens
J. Stevens
Stevens
Fern Collins
Farr Collings
H. Tavelle
Williton
N.D
Lester Adams
Everett Allen
Community Club Board
Odney
G. L. Posey
Abe Martin
Medicine Hat
United Church
EF. J. Stevens
North Township
Ole Neting
Fraser
O. Lyons
C. D. Rowan
Milly Ae Fhord
EB. J. Stevens
H. Ignatius
Vera
John
Collins
Mike Barry
Ceceli- Barry
M. Tim Allen
Percy Colthorp
Whitia
M. Welbeck
Fox Valley
Mike
Optimism Shared At Manufacturing Association Meeting
Sir Thomas White told the Canadian Manufacturers' Association convention in Toronto that there has been marked improvement and a more hopeful sentiment in Canada and the United States. He warned the world conference must not be abandoned and called for currency stabilization and freer trade. Sydney Small, a notable Toronto realty figure, has died.
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Toronto
Jame
Thomas White
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
United States
Canada
Franklin Roosevelt
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Wuocaltock. Ont
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Harry
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Ottawa
Sydney Small
John Ball
Hansver, Ont
Zioeicce
Grahams Weekly
Graham’s
Jams
Kellogg’s
Kadana
Nabob Tea Co
Chase & Sanborn
Maxwell House
Lushus
OERS
Ibs
Edwardsburg
Aylmer
Ting
RED Man
EANS
Malkin
LOGAN
Singapore
Kraft
Peanut Novelty
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