Wheat Prices Slide in Week on Weak Demand and Good Crops
Winnipeg reports sustained weakness in wheat with losses as July futures fell about six cents and October slid four, amid restricted foreign demand and favorable spring weather. Coarse grains followed, cash markets quiet with exporters sidelined and sentiment bearish, while barley showed limited activity due to tight supplies.
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Winnipeg
United States
Liverpool
Cuvarse
Delivey
Grain Prices in Winnipeg Markets Open June 15 16 17
Prairie grain quotations for Wheat Oats Barley Flax Rye recorded for Winnipeg with daily price ranges for July October and cash bids. Details include No 1 Northern No 2 CW and other grades, with track and rejected values.
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Parliament Prospects and Debates Across Chambers
In Ottawa the senate resumes the bill to reimburse Home Bank depositors while the house continues debate on the government freight rate act. Yesterday the senate gave second reading to a divorce grounds bill for western provinces. A 125000 name Saskatchewan petition urged completion of the Hudson Bay route this year.
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Senate
House of Commons
Saskatchewan
Hudson's Bay
Longfellow Ball Game and Dance Set at Schoolhouse
Arrangements for a June 19 ball game and dance at the Longfellow schoolhouse, hosted by the Longfellow Junior Club, are complete. A sponsored winning nine will receive an eighteen inning guaranteed pill, with lunch and lemonade for both teams and an ice cream booth on site.
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Directors Melt Tomorrow Meeting at Cecil Hotel
A Chamber of Commerce directors meeting is set for tomorrow at the Cecil Hotel starting 12 10. Mr A F Andrews will deliver a brief address on the recent CMA annual convention, with other important business on the agenda.
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Five vagrants fined for stealing rides on CPR
Five vagrants charged with stealing rides on the Canadian Pacific Railway appeared in A.P.P. court this morning and were fined two dollars plus costs. All five chose ten days in Lethbridge. John Anharn received three months in prison for stealing windows from an empty house in a prosecution by the A.P.P. The case was heard yesterday at Schuler before A. Searss and T. Montgomerie.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
A.P.P
Lethbridge
John Anharn
Schuler
A. Searss
T. Montgomerie
Ecumenical Council Rumor Circulates On Rome Meeting
Reports from Vatican circles suggest Pope may convoke an ecumenical council in Rome later this year with all Catholic bishops and their secretaries. The last such council met in 1869 under Pius IX, with 19 councils in total since Nicaea in 326 A
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Serene Today
Vatican
Rome
Pius IX
Sereno
Nicaea
Asia Minor
Retired farmer in Tamora performs self operation dies
Loui Bouchard a wealthy Tamora farmer in Hastings Nebraska attempted self surgery to remove an intestinal tumor after saying he would beat the doctors out of $50. The wound became infected and he died, though friends estimated his net worth at about $100000.
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Neb
Loui Bouchard
Tamora
Bouchard
Sullivan speaks on evolution at Kiwanis audion
Principal D. M. Sullivan outlines Darwin and Wells notions of evolution and a creator formed first cell. He notes opposition views and discusses man’s descent from a primordial cell. Mac Maclean previews All Kiwanis Night and invites members and partners.
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Kiwanis ‘Audicon
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Sullivan
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H. G. Wells
Mac. Maclean
Widow Podhaniuk found guilty of wells poisoning
Theresa Podhaniuk, 48, widow, was found guilty by Judge Taylor in district court here after a trial that ran from Friday afternoon to midnight and into Saturday for poisoning wells with gopher poison containing strychnine. She awaits sentencing in Edmonton on June 22 as medical experts review her sanity.
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Vermillion
Theresa Podhaniuk
Chhildren
Angle Lake District
Taylor
John Chareton
John Hidegren
Edmonton
Ed Hartt Loses Horse Joe to Wire Cutting
Thelma horseman Ed Hartt reports his horse Joe was badly injured by wire cutting and had to be shot. Thelma riders face hard times this spring as James English also lost a big roan earlier this year. A Queen Elizabeth era law barred new buildings within three miles of London or Westminster.
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Ed, Hartt
Thelma
Joe
James English
Queen Elizabeth
London
Westminster
Debate over mixing clause ends with passage in Saskatchewan text
Opposition led by J Evans of Saskatoon and Thomas Sales of Saltcoats against any mixing. W R Motherwell proposed two years’ notice to abolish mixing but lost. Amendments were made before the clause passed with no division. Dr Magill warned elevators cannot implement binning for every grade due to bins and cost. Farmers sought sample markets and protein tests to support mixing. Cultivator seeks cash for used John Deere stiff tooth cultivator at 502 Third Street.
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Saskatoon
Thomas Sales
Saltcoats
W. R. Motherwell
Night of Sieges at Reserve Mines Sparks Multiple Fires
Collery plant will generate power to operate pumps in Glace Bay area as Waterford plant outages threaten pumps for Waterford mines. Incendiaries seized Reserve mining town, burning homes and a powder magazine. Don McNeil’s home, corporation property, narrowly saved by Chief Danny Martin and police help. Strikers and United Mine Workers members aided in saving warehouse and stores. fires sparked at two o'clock on the Hub trestle and lamp cabin but were controlled.
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Waterford
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Coal Company
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Turmoil in New Aberdeen As Troops Guard Rail District
Two hundred troops and dozens of officers encircle the General Warehouse and Dominion Coal Company offices at Place Bay. Barbed wire entanglements rise on Union Street while guard posts line the area. Seven hundred soldiers reached New Aberdeen overnight, reinforcing Halite garrison. Crowds throng streets near Union and McKee streets with special police maintaining order. Reserve mine workers’ patrol protected property from damage, while an automoblie crowd dash shouted The Rebel Flag. An assault on the First Aid House failed, and overall quiet returns to Waterford area.
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Notice of Public Auction by Alderton School District
Under and by virtue of powers vested in me by the School Assessment Act I will sell at public auction on Friday the 26th day of June 1925 at 2 o clock p m on the premises the following goods and chattels to satisfy taxes and costs due by Finlay & Company for Lots 20 to 24 inclusive Block 17 plan 5975 A C in Alderson Alberta One Office Safe 35 gallons Paint and Varnish Windows and frames door frames Lumber in yard and sheds drop siding lap siding shelving flooring mouldings and 2x4 4x6 6x6 timbers Dated Alderson Alberta June 16 1925 HE B BRIGITAM Secretary-Treasurer Alderton School District No 2114 Whly-June 18 (246)
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Finlay & Company
A.C
Alderson
Province of
Alberta
Notice of Sale Under Seizure Alderson Alberta
Public auction to satisfy taxes and costs owed by Larson Christrom for Lots 6 and 7 in Block 4 plan 5975 A.C. Alderson Alberta. Blacksmith shop equipment listed includes 2 forges 2 anvils 2 vises gasoline engine line shafts and pulleys trip hammer etc. Sale scheduled Friday June 26 1926 at 2 PM on premises.
Duchess of Westminster Granted Decree in Divorce Suit
London. June 17 The Duchess of Westminster was today granted a decree nisi in her divorce suit against the Duke of Westminster. The ruling ends a long legal proceeding with the couple’s marital separation now formalized by court order.
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London
Duchess of Westminster
Duke of Westminster
Impounded Buckskin Mare Redeemed In Britannia Notice
Under Section 48 of the Domestic Animals Act a buckskin mare with dark mane and tail and no visible brand was impounded in Britannia’s pound on May 28 1925 and released June 11 1925 to Violet Stuart Peerless. Owner or their agent may redeem within 30 days from Alberta Gazette publication by paying all fees and costs due to the municipality and purchaser. For information contact Chas Thiddell Sec Treas Britannia Municipality Jenner Alberta June 18.
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Violet Stuart
Alberta Gazette
Chas. Thiddell
Treas
Britannia
P. O. Jenner
Alberta
Irrigation Right Filed For Read Creek Water Use
The undersigned files memorial and plans under The Irrigation Act with the Commissioner of Irrigation in Calgary Alberta seeking the right to divert water from Read Creek for irrigation. The proposed works will serve lands in the southwest quarter of section 28 and northwest quarter of section 14 in township 7 range a west of the 4th meridian. Dated Thelma Alberta May 11 1925.
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Commissioner of Irrigation
Calgary
Alta
Read Creek
Thelma
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