City Council approves 125000 debentures sale at premium
The Monday meeting saw the sale of 125000 city debentures at a 2 percent premium, with Oldfield Kirby Gardner Co. winning the bid. The council also discussed Main Street sidewalks, fire department delegates, water works, and business licenses, adjourning to Wednesday.
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Sitlne
Spencer
Ads
Robertson
Bridgeman
Fawcett
Forster
Nve
Forster and
John Smith
Main Street
Pulsborks Committee
W. A. Henderson & Co
Winnipeg
France
Bmadon Firemen
Alberta
Red Deer
Brathion
Maratall Hardware Co
Fairbanks Company
AE Road Commissioners For
Canada
Medicine Hat
Gabe
Main Eath
J. A. Grant
Gas Commissioners
Tie News
Daily News
Oldfield, Kirby, Gardner Co
Sinrapaom & Co
McKevagne & Co. O
Brest, Nixon & Co
Osborne & Fleming
Ccce
Council On
Spencer and Robertson
Fewcett
Fire Department
Sir Wilfrid to Drive the First Spike in Alberta Rail Line
Ottawa reports Sir Wilfrid Laurier will likely drive in the final spike of the Alberta Central Railway approved by the railway commission. The line runs from Red Deer to Rocky Mountain House with a branch to Moose Jaw. first seventy five miles have been let and the ceremony may occur at Red Deer.
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Ottawa
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Alberta Central Railway
Railway Commission
Red Deer
Rocky Mountain House
B.C
Moose Jaw
Wilfrid
Stock Shipments Schedule Through June Crowded with Livestock Moves
The ledger lists shipments from June 9 to June 26 including 2 stallions to Lavoy, 5 beef cattle to Revelstoke, 21 horses to Saskatoon, 3 stallions to Seven Persons, 45 horses to Eyebrow, 23 horn s to Swit Current, 415 horses to Gleichen, and 8 cattle plus 1 horse to Crawford Bros. in British Columbia. It notes consignors such as Messrs Davie & Morton, A L McBain, J L Wilson, Jno Henson, J L Peacock, William Liner, and J Ryan.
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Messrs. Davie & Morton
Lavoy
A. L. McBain
Revelstoke
W. Wood
Lethbridge
J. L. Wilson
Jno. Henson
Saskatoon
J. L. Peacock
William Liner
Eyebrow
Joe Delinks
J. Ryan
Gleichen
George McGreRor
Crawford Bros. B.C
Agricultural society prize list growing for 1910 show
Additional donations push the Agricultural Society prize list to new totals for 1910. A donor named D Milne contributes 30.00, boosting funds and raising expectations for the show and races.
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Agricultural Society
D. Milme
Remarkable Spring Wheat Field at Josephburg
Mr James Robinson J P of Josephburg winner of oats and Standing Fields of Grain last summer reports a remarkable spring wheat field this year. The crop stands 19 inches high and will require some heating.
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James Robinson
J.P
Josephburg
Vote for Mitchell and a new cabinet to straighten affairs
A brief note endorses Mitchell and a 1 cent cabinet change as a chance to clean up Edmonton affairs. The odd phrasing suggests a local political pitch promising reform.
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Mitchell
Edmonton
Fatally Kicked by Horse Near Willow Creek
Mr Wil English, son of Mr James English of Willow Creek, was fatally kicked by a horse last Saturday. He died Monday morning after being brought to the city for treatment. The funeral proceeded from Johnson's undertaking establishment to Hillaire cemetery Wednesday afternoon, with thanks expressed for flowers and kindness from friends.
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Wil English
James English
Willow Creek
Marketion
Engheh
Johneon
Hillaire Cemetery
Mrs. Enghiah
Mitchell Campaign Aims for Vet Representation in Cabinet
A brief political note urges voters to back Mitchell to secure veteran representation in the cabinet and government roles. The line “17-1” appears as a fragment, providing no clear contextual meaning.
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Mitchell Ami
Election talk at Electric theatre gathering for Mr Mitchell
A large crowd attended a Wednesday evening event at the Electric theatre hosted by supporters of Mr Mitchell. W A Burton chaired. Joseph Leonard conducted an orchestra and moving pictures were shown. Attorney General spoke of Alberta Saskatchewan history and the Rutherford administration amid Liberal party divisions and a looming Royal Commission on the Alberta and Great Waterways deal.
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Electric Theatre
Mitchell
W. A. Burton
Joseph Leonard
Imeattellance
Opera House
Clarke
Red Deer
Dominion House
Ottawa
Alberta
Saskatchewan
North West Territory
A. C. Rutherford
Aft Merch
Rutherford
Liberal Party
Alberta and Great Waterways Railway
Huck‘vale
Sifton
Thiesel
Fim
Het
Mr. Mitchell
Dominion
Confederation
Northwest Territory
Hudson Bay Company
Sankatchewan
Haultain
Liberactv
Tvecain
Medicine Hat Byelection Nominations Filed for two candidates
Nomination papers were filed in Medicine Hat riding for Charles Richmond Mitchell and W Walter Huckvale. Mitchell argued for cabinet service and provincial improvements, while Huckvale defended party policy and local needs amid Alberta Saskatchewan lands questions and provincial autonomy.
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Medicine Hat Divisson
Medicine Hat
F. G. Greter
Charles Richmond Mitchell
Ar of
Walter Huckvale
City of
Mitchell
Apeene
Span Ae
Ww .A. Burton
Medicine
Ete
J. J. McKisam
Medichine Hat
J.T. Bel
Wiliam Crawford Mittens
Het
James.obinson
Josephburg
Smal Frisch
Gros Vere
Wam
C. Kark- Bes
Fred. Bothner
Martin Kreviitz
Josephin Fred
Seitz
David Stumm
John Foster
Jossniteth
Cristen Offlfiton
M. S. Schroder
Waleh
Sandy Mcleod
Welsh
Bowell
A.carr
C. Blyth
Bowel
W. Fleming
C. F. Peters
Soderberg
A. 0. Olsen
H. H. Henson
B. A. P. McClelland
J. Lemon
Michael Robertson
Elkwater
J. B. Murray
Fred Midler
B. Carlson
J. A. Young
Chas. Tonberg
H. G. Armstrong
S. Campbell
Persona
C. W. Beny
Roy Lindsay
Hues Weiss
Bert W. Allen
Mare Mayer
J. J. Williams
J. F. Barsohed
Christian Weiss Jr
Mies Pauphier
Fred W. Hae Ea
Last Bucking Contest Ends Soon in Medicine Hat
The festive bucking contest in Medicine Hat nears its final act as owner A P Day plans to sell the herd led by Rooster Scar Head and Binns Sage Hen after a last two day event on July 4. Revelers expect top prizes and a huge crowd for what may be the last great bronco contest in the city.
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Medicine Hat
Rooster
Scar Head
Sage Hen
A. P. Day
Het
Day
W. H. Babb
Hebb
Victoria
Hilts
Alberta and Great Western railway issues dominate meeting
The article reports a political meeting debating Alberta land, railways, and provincial credit. Speakers discuss Premier Sifton, the government, opposition, and aims for better roads and rail connections, with emphasis on whether Ottawa should fund or the province develop its own lands and railways.
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Opera Agree Wit Iews
Elf
Medicine Hat
Mottishik
Sifton
Alberta
Y Cetetane
Aena
Ittawa
Vince
Thoongi
Huckvale
Walter Scott
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