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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1920
Page
2
Stockmen in the province backed a compulsory mange dipping order to eradicate mange from affected herds. Owners must dip cattle on June 24 or have officials dip them, covering costs. animals require a second dip 10 to 15 days later to destroy eggs and prevent relapse.
Pennsylvania railroad detectives investigated a theft aboard a special Republican National Convention train arriving from Chicago. Jewels worth 50000 dollars, owned by the wife of State Senator Arthur Whitney of Morristown, New Jersey, disappeared after the train departed Alliance, Ohio.
A Brattleboro woman uses delatone paste mixed with water to form a thick layer on face neck and arms that can be rubbed away after two minutes to remove hair. She emphasizes using the product in its original package to avoid disappointment and mentions a birthday flight with her grandson.
Chicago reports that Warren Bb Llarding of Ohio leads demand for swift action as Harding Coolidge ticket nears, with Daugherty urging prompt setup. National committee plans rapid executive slate including several women, while debates over proportional representation intensify. Senate probe to resume in Chicago July 7 as suffrage forces press for ratification.
President Wilson sits in the Witte House to view private moving pictures and enjoys a few reels each day. The note highlights a calm routine during leisure hours at the executive mansion.
Eighteen hours of rain relieve drought in the St Catharines area while notices report wartime redeployments and leadership changes. Galt soldiers employment bureau closed after 11 months. Hoviin June 4. Germany seeks three month army delay. two hundred thousand troops now claimed. Major-General Victoria Williams to move to Toronto district. Kingston to see Major-General Fintsley succeed him.
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