Medicine Hat gas flames illuminate vast natural fuel riches
An account describes Medicine Hat’s brightly burning lamps on the station platform as a sign of abundant natural gas. The piece recalls a 12 year old gas blowout at Pelican Rapids that continues burning, and questions whether the gas should be tapped or plugged. It references government pamphlets on Canada's northern resources and notes grain distribution plans and seed grain measures for Alberta, including procurement details and Seed Grain Act provisions.
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Canada
C.P.R
Medicine Hat
Canadian
Dominion
Pelican Portage
Pelican Rapids
Athabasca Landing
Grand Rapids
Alfred von Hammerstein
Athabasca
Senate
Eitha Stuart
Ottawa
Cnarc
von Hamerstein
W. A. Fraser
Georgetown
Athabas
Fraser
India
Northwest
R. E. Young
D. I.S
Department of the Interior
Ernest J. Chambers
Select Committee
Senate of Canada
Royal Geographical Society of Half - Certury Ayn
Manitoba
W. F. Bredin
Alberta Legislative Assembly
Lesser Slave Lake
Mackenzie
Alberta
R Castle
S*le
C. Nairn
Edmonton
Wm. Carson
Calgary
Winnipeg
Fort William
Exlmonton
Dominion Seed Commission
Ether Edmonton
Pororka
Dominion Lands Office
Evelyn Thaw Denies Demanding Money for Divorce
Mrs Thaw denies any demand for one million dollars or offers of money to end her marriage to Harry K. Thaw. She says no lawyers have conferred with her and she has not been approached about divorce. She cites illness and limited outings and denies detectives tailing her, calling the reports untrue.
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New York
Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Harry
Doug
Survey party out as Alberta lending firm completes works
The Southern Alberta Lend Co. reports progress on examination and financing activities for a local project. Details are limited but indicate survey and construction work advancing in the area with financial backing in place.
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Southern Alberta Lend Co
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To the Editor of The News Letter on Seed Grain Affidavits
A letter from Dan Cavan protests provincial and dominion seed grain aid procedures. He argues the commissioner of oaths charges excessive fees, noting frostbound district travels and the effect on farmers and ranchers. He questions officials Laurier and Borden and the handling of a $50 000 portion of aid.
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Coleridge
Wilfrid Laurier
Borden
Oathsman
Wholesale grocer plans Medicine Hat branch
A well founded rumor circulates that a wholesale grocery firm intends opening a branch at Medicine Hat. The report hints at expansion into the local market, signaling potential job opportunities and changes in regional retail competition.
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Medicine Hat
Trainmaster Moves to New District Post
Hobdkirk, formerly trainmaster, is named district master mechanic with headquarters at Cranbrook. J A Kennedy, assistant trainmaster of Macleod, fills the trainmaster position. The office moves to Medicine Hat, effective Monday.
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A Hobdkirk
Cranbrook
J. A. Kennedy
Macleod
Medicime Hat
Lethbridge Herald
South American Rheumatic Cure Promises Quick Relief
Advertises a miracle treatment for rheumatic pains claiming rapid improvement within hours. Claims hundreds cured as it guarantees full recovery with six hours and a money back offer if not satisfied. The text stresses dramatic changes after a few doses and assures no deception.
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Toronto Street
4Th Ave
Government Seed Grain
W. McF. Evans
Assa
Real Estate and Insurance
Draying and General Commission
John Paul North Railway
R. Dohnsthasten
Maron Werk
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Cypress
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J.T. Taylor
Rec .Socy
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Masonic Hall
A. L. Tweep
WM. N. Ca
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W.H. Dorr
W. Keacy
P.G.M
Assinigoia
Companique
Medicine Hat Lodge No
Avsigthois
J. Brapshaw
N.G. T. C. Blatony
A. O. UL
Meath
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Knights OF Pythias
Mose
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Wiedern
Evelyn Thaw
Dan Cavan
J.k.drinnan
British Columbia Fruit and Land Company
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