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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
4
Suffield reports a postponed June 26 dance due to a Pearsonville event. The week brought heat and a Sunday thunder shower, with pipe line work, hotel heating removal, and local visits. Residents discuss crop prospects, fishing luck, road repairs, and upcoming Bowell picnic while noting hospital patient recoveries and continued rail traffic.
Mo dicing Hat crews leave on Monday after short camp period while surveying new routes near the river. I M Hughes fought a three foot rattlesnake during the week and prevailed. A stork brought a baby boy to Mr Hi J Roeser’s household. Mrs J McCabe of Foremost tours sister Mrs I Roeser and may stay south to month end. Several surveyors move toward the river. Mr Wright to Ca gary. Mr Lyons to Hoadley. Bowell lightning may have struck a house during electrical storm. J Cameron travels from Lethbridge for new line work.
Bodies of Bill Budda a resident woman and an unidentified man found in an upper storey of a James Street North house. All three victims are foreigners. Slain person unidentified. killer not yet located.
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Athens reports General Panagis Pangalos former war minister and key revolutionary leader today definitively takes the Greek premiership as the new government solidifies.
Two armed men robbed the Pure Milk Company's pay car at Hughson and Cannon streets in Hamilton Ontario this afternoon, escaping with seven thousand dollars in cash.
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