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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
8
Edmonton June 16 early sown grains are growing rapidly under ideal conditions. The Journal reports conditions ahead of last year across central and northern Alberta with wheat four to twelve inches high and healthy color. Seeding is near complete with green seed fields and oats, barley nearly seeded, all progressing well.
On June 16 in Winnipeg wheat inspections reported 349 cars, including 206 contract grades, down from 1,083 a year earlier. Coarse grains reached 149 cars, compared with 370 last year.
City police court fined John Golden of Calgary twenty five dollars and costs for intoxication. Unable to pay, he was sent to jail for thirty days. Classified ads market offers quick sales through advertising in The News.
Advertises rag rugs made to order by the Rug man at 457 Third Street with a factory and phone number 2014. Prices listed as 119 cents.
Winnipeg market arrivals include 400 cattle and calves 1150 hogs 35 sheep with strong demand for prime cattle and hogs selling around 11.00 for thick smooths and 12.10 for select bacons. Calgary receipts show 50 cattle 5 calves 200 hogs with slow trade and steady prices. no hog sales, thick smooths near 11.00 off cars.
Quotations list multiple grain futures for wheat oats barley and rye with July and October positions. Prices include No 1 Northern No 2CW No 3 Northern and various feed and track values across wheat oats barley and rye contracts.
Discussion on amending the Lesueur clause to require yearly licenses for hydroelectric export with provincial concurrence. King warned the original form would limit future governments and noted US generosity during fuel shortages. Senate then debated relief for Home Bank depositors with Dandurand leading and adjourned debate for today.
Senator Robertson referred to a letter to Chairman Lee as personal and not connected to Conservative leadership in the senate. He said Lee had not intended the letter for the war it was not. He would refrain from commenting on the premier but called the incident regrettable and urged broader relief measures and a full bank inquiry.
Five men appeared at the AWP court this morning charged with stealing rides on the Canadian Pacific Railway. Each was fined $2 and costs or ten days in Lethbridge the alternative. John Anharn received three months for stealing windows from an empty house in a prosecution by the A P P. The café case was heard yesterday at Schuler before A Hearss and T Montgomerie.
C R Das renowned Indian Home Rule leader dies in Darjeeling at age. News notes a Sunderland children’s hospital post attracting eighty applicants for a junior medical officer salary of 500 dollars a year.
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