Kiwanis Convention Opens With Zero Hour Address
The Ninth Annual Kiwanis International Convention in St Paul featured a solemn Zero Hour address by President Victor A Johnson and a busy program. Readings, solos, and talks celebrated Kiwanis duties, with plans for 1926 convention sites and a Mid-Summer Carnival amid sessions on education and civic projects.
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Walter Western
Mas McLean
America
Johnson
H. E. Gordon
Grace
Joe Marsh
Creed
Jack Cuyler
Long
Kiwanis
Lies Gershaw
Harry Cale
Western
Canada
C. Beny
Rom Club
St. Paul
Harry Bole
Kiwanis Fellowship
Work and
C.O
H. W. Harmon
Medicine Hat
Builders
Paul Coliseum
Kiyaniane
Internationaliticerg
Memphis
Tennessee
Montreal
Whgland ‘Distria
Bostol Club
Harding
Stanley Pack
Valentivar, &.C
Victor
United States
Lwaula International
Hag
Caeer
Kiwanis International
St Paul
Mrs. Hart credits remedies with relief from years of illness
Cornwall Ontario woman Mrs. B. H. Hart says Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine improved chronic fatigue headaches and back pain after seven to eight years of suffering. She reports better sleep more energy and plans to continue the treatments while recommending them to others and answering questions from other women.
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Cornwall
Lydia E. Pinkham
B. H. Hart
Ont
Canadian envoy to Washington debated in Commons
Ottawa June 23 The question of appointing a Canadian envoy to Washington was raised in the house of commons by W G C Jacobs and Etienne Cartier. Premier King replied that he hopes a decision will be made shortly after prorogation, with the matter possibly waiting until after the general election.
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Ottawa
Washington
House of Commons
W. GC. Jacobs
Etienne Cartier
King
JAP ADMITS THE MONKEY ORIGIN
Chicago June 19 Dr Issa Tanimura of Tokyo representative of the Tokyo food commission says Americans and Japanese share a common origin and that humanity is the same beneath. He claims the Japanese are small in stature because they are not a meat eating people.
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Chicago
Issa Tanimura
Tokyo
Tokyo Food Commission
America
Japan
Tanimura
Alberta Crop Report Sees Record Prospects After Rainy June
Alberta farmers report widespread rain across the province boosting crop conditions to near record levels. Wheat and coarse grains expected to rise 5 to 10 percent with heavy hay and fodder crops, though cutworms in east central districts may reduce yields. Severe storms minorly damage some fields. grasshoppers controlled in Peace River and Grande Prairie.
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Department of Agriculture
Alberta
Edmonton
Raymond
Lacombe
Youngstown
Vermilion
Medicine Hat
Vegreville
Sedgewick
Lethbridge
East Central
Peace River
Grande Prairie
Amendments to Grain Act Move in Ottawa Committee
In Ottawa on June 23 the Grain Act amendments were discussed in the House of Commons committee. O R Gould Progressive Assiniboia proposed that country elevators deliver grain in cars with a bill of lading and weight affidavit to the owner, relieving them from further grade and weight duties when grain is shipped to a non grading and weighing official point.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
O. R. Gould
Assiniboia
Buffalo at large in Norte wilds spook Indian country
Edmonton dispatch reports a 200 buffalo shipment from Wainwright arrived on Slave River north of Edmonton. Once released, the herd stampeded and dispersed into thick woods, posing a challenge to the area as wildlife roams northward. In a separate note, U.S. immigration data shows more laborers left than were admitted under the new two percent quota, with 27,908 admitted and 44,740 leaving from July 1924 to April this year.
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Edmonton
Edmonton Journal
Mc Murray
Wainwright
Slave River
New York
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
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