15 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
1
The notice lists advertising and circulation options with rates for carrier and mail delivery. It mentions various timeframes including 1 week to 1 year by carrier and up to 1 year by mail, plus outside delivery terms and a recurring advisory fee of 6.00.
Saturday June 15 1935 report outlines Conservative leadership moves with Arthur Meighen favored to assume Bennetts mantle. It notes Rhodes retirement and Manion’s exclusion after a House reprimand over Hyndman commission remarks. The piece emphasizes Meighens and Bennetts strained relations and the lack of other viable leaders.
The Bulletin argues that a government monopoly will be created to sell Canada's surplus wheat abroad at losses, criticizing the present trade policy as failing to find markets and preserving an exclusive tariff. It contends the policy forces Canadian consumers and taxpayers to cover the sacrifice.
The Edmonton Bulletin rejects the proposed wheat board as a monopoly, arguing it would replace private trade, burden taxpayers, and force Canadian consumers to absorb losses and higher prices for grain and flour through domestic pricing and taxes. The piece cites John I. McFarland’s ill health and questions the board’s ability to manage wheat sales, predicting universal consumer cost.
Premier Reid faced claims that Alberta’s per capita tax fell from 33.40 in 1921 to 1.30 in 1934 and questions his figures. The piece contrasts budgeting, debt costs, auto and liquor revenues, and notes the existence of income tax today, arguing a miscalculation in the claimed per person tax.
An opinion piece notes the crisis around Alberta and Premier Aberhart fades as Major Douglas detaches from Aberhartism. It discusses taxes and state economics, calling Douglas’s view honest yet harsh, and suggests Aberhart’s political phase ends while his educational career may endure.
You May Not Know the Harmony 4 performs without accompaniment at the stockmen's banquet, echoing radio and concert quartets with vocal obbligato. Joyce Wethered of England set a women’s golf record with 63 last summer, while an 80-year-old grandmother earned a master's degree at Claremont College in Leominster Mass and plans to pursue a doctorate after a brief vacation.
The article argues that rheumatism symptoms come from infections in teeth or tonsils and sometimes gall bladder issues. It stresses removing the infection early to prevent ongoing trouble since blood can carry pathogens from other parts of the body to the liver and gall bladder. It urges timely removal of infection to stop systemic spread.
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