July Wheat Holds Gains On Winnipegs Market Report
The Winnipeg wheat market shows a firm undertone with July up to 1.53 3 1 2 and October at 1.58 1 8 as weather in the US supports prices. Light July trade and strong asking stands, while cash grain remains dull and oats rise slightly amid mixed trading across Manitoba and Winnipeg duties.
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Winnipeg
Man
United States
United Staes
Winnipeg Exchange
FLC
Chicago
Liverpool
Attempted Robbery at Walsh Station Reported
Late Saturday aPLP received word of an attempted robbery at Walsh Station. Officers and Canadian Pacific investigators searched the depot thrice with no trace found. The incident involved Agent G Duo Berger and a tramp prowler. police continue inquiries near the station.
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APLP
Waleh Statlon
G. Duo Berger
Supt
Scott
Cottrell
Irvine
Wash
Canadian Pacific Railway
Serg
Liflis
Rcomsp
Walsh
Chaffee
Calkins
Upatates Wirdow
Wilafoar
Teldo
Stewart Settlement plan praised by farmers in Alberta point
A Medicine Hat News letter from June reports farmers in the Stewart Settlement area are convinced the plan will transform the region into the West’s best part. Mr Stewart says he is glad to have found a workable solution aiding homesteaders after fifteen years of struggle.
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Alta
Medicine Hat
Stewart
J. HL Duncan
City of
Aledienne Hat
N. J. Noble
Family Herald
Weekly Star of
Montreal
Weekly Star
Great Weekly
Medicine Hat Weekly News
Fire trial details reveal debris and possible preexisting items
Witnesses describe remains found at the Burning Bending farm and Rex cliff home after a large fire. Fire debris includes beds springs cooking stoves and personal belongings while investigators discuss debris conditions and possible prior removal before inspection.
Crop Report Highlights Strong Western Prairies Growth
The Canadian Pacific Railway agricultural department reports favorable crop prospects across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with ample moisture and rapid growth. Wheat is nine to twelve inches above ground in many Manitoba districts while rains boost spring plowing and root development. Saskatchewan sees near full seeding completion with barley trailing ahead of last year and Alberta shows eighty five percent emergence and renewed germination after rains. British Columbia reports satisfactory conditions and rapid growth though fruit crops may be light due to severe winter frosts and widespread pests persist in some garden plots.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific Railway Agricultural Department
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Wolsely
Alberta
Edmonton
Doovegan
British Columbia
Furniture theft details emerge from Rending case
Witnesses describe items stolen from Rending in March including a brass bed, a dresser, wash stand, piano, bookcase desk, oak sideboard, dining table and couch later auctioned at Pincher Creek. He identifies furniture seen at Mrs Cavan’s downstairs room and at the court.
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Whitness
Rending
Pincher Creek
Witness Details Purchases Then Delivery at Medicine Hat Home
The witness describes buying a piano sideboard combination bookcase bed and brass lamp for four bushels of wheat and agreeing to trade 17 bushels for a stove. By late April he delivered part of the wheat, noting additional items in the living room and packing many belongings as the accused prepared to rent the downstairs of the house.
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Davidson
Blanchard
James A. Hornby
Lilly Agency
Calgary
Redcliff
Bending Farm
Sherlock
Apnril
Medicine Hat
Mr. Davidson
Bruce Whencourt
Cour
Thore
Rending
Bending
Third
Third Street
W. H. Watson
Bendin
A. Spencer
Davidsor
Gibson
Rexcliff
Witnea
Church Protest Endorsed By Commissioned Assembly
Dr McQueen discharged duties for church welfare and conscience. On motion of Dr Banks Nelson he read it to the commissionery and congregation. It was met with tremendous applause by a standing vote the assembly endorsed the protest.
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Banks Nelson
Maternity Fresh Fruit Special Announcement
Quality Fruit Faring of Chilliwack BC lists a fruit price brochure with raspberries logan berries and cherries. Three crates raspberries priced at 8.75 three crates logan berries at 6.50 and three crates Bing cherries at 7.50 plus Royal Ang cherries at 5.50. A price list offers 25 varieties on request with standard crates cash with order and June 4 date noted.
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Royal Ang
Chilliwack
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H. N. Cavan
Dunmore
C.P.R. Crop Report
Qnada
Alberta Liquor Control Board
Province of
DR. McQueen
Aken
Drew
Fourth Street
Trimmer
the Rug Man
Third St
DRY Lumber
The
Revelstoke Sawmill Company, Ltd
Levine
David Cargill
Pakowly Alta
May
Geo. Gunderson
N.E
John Mce Burnle
Jenner
J. L. Haggerty
Poundkeeper
Bingvilly
Commissioner of Irrigation
Read Creek
Thelma
Jakob Gaub
Bullshead Creek
Rosebeg
R. J. Kurpjwvert
Mai
Gainsborough Studio
Recond St
Medicine Hat Service and Satisfaction
Sunset Radio
A. A. H. Reilly
Second St
St. Moscovich Hide & Fur Company Medicine Hal
GAS City Planing
Finlay Bridge
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