23 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
1
Editorial reportorial and news department details subscription prices by carrier and mail. Rates listed include 1 year by mail six dollars 6 months three dollars and 3 months one dollar and fifty cents. Advance payment emphasized.
British warnings about U S financial and industrial collapse are cited as justified as Roosevelt labels Wall Street rulers for the crisis. The piece notes Britons like Sir Norman Angell warned American policy would wreck monetary systems and that global observers see the US meltdown as an overdue reckoning.
Dominion statistician R H Coats reported Canada’s aggregate public debt as of March 1952 at 6.54 billion dollars covering federal provincial and municipal obligations. Ottawa Journal urges measures to lower annual interest, noting Britain and Australia reduced charges through conversion loans and policy shifts.
Lloyd George argues the world faces an overabundant crisis and praises science as a helper for workers. He calls for a decisive economic conference with real, practical proposals, especially bold tariff and trade restriction reductions, subject to parliamentary approval.
The annual report shows nearly 4,000 women attended demonstrations and lectures provided by the Women’s Home Bureau Service of the provincial Department of Agriculture. Courses were run at 105 points under Women’s Institutes and similar groups. The one week farm women course at Olds and Vermilion attracted 82 attendees. Miss Romanchych, covering Vegreville area, held meetings in 67 communities, offering health, economics, and community work talks. Farm women earned about 1200 dollars from handicraft sales in the territory.
The article explains delaying removal of winter covers on roses until frost danger passes to prevent drying and damage. It advises gradual uncovering to allow drying and prevent mould, noting Ottawa Experimental Farm's long practice of this method yields abundant flowers.
Train arrivals and departures listed with routes and times including Toronto Montreal Winnipeg and Vancouver Calgary. Through sleepers Nos 3 and 4 connect at Moose Jaw with St Paul and Chicago.
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