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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
5
Rotary's weekly meeting announced the Boys Camp at Elkwater Lake will open Saturday July 18. Accommodation for 100 boys ages 10 to 16 is planned with military tents, daily schedule, meals, and instructors. Apply to Elgin Bell before spots fill.
The schedule for the event remains undecided with potential categories including Cake Baking Doll Dressing Radio Demonstration and Fine Home Grown Produce. Highlights a pending announcement on event scope and judging formats.
Chicago police investigated the slaying of Patrolman Patrick McGovern by three gunmen who fled with 5000 dollars carried by the messenger McGovern was escorting. He was the sixth officer killed in two weeks and the messenger George Halley faced scrutiny after a search of his home revealed letters from men with police records. Halley had been kidnapped in November and robbed of 6000 dollars, and a 15000 dollar theatre safe theft two years earlier is recalled.
The Senate sat while the House of Commons moved government business forward. The Senate gave third reading to a freight rates bill to the Railway Commission and passed the Guysboro branch line bill to committee. The treaty with the United States on smuggling received third reading. The Australian treaty dominated House discussion with no action, and Grain Act amendments filled late hours.
The Parks Dept demonstrates that open grown roses survive winter in the district. Bushes planted in Riverside Park last year bloomed all summer, died back in fall, then returned stronger in spring and are now flowering, with many in full bloom and displaying delicate shapes.
One bush bears a single blossom with thirteen buds while another has fourteen buds. Several rose bushes were planted this spring and are developing well, though not as far along as those planted last year.
A brief note on classified ads as swift salesmen in contemporary markets. It highlights their efficiency and reach for immediate transactions, emphasizing concise messages and strategic placement to attract buyers.
James Conroy district board member of the United Mine Workers of America handles the situation on behalf of the union. He notes that a large majority of the men intend to work whenever there is work available.
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