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Newspaper

Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 27, 1931

Page

1

Burmese unrest and plunder report in March clashes

A Rangoon report describes multiple clashes with police and rebels near Mote Dalay and the Tharawaddy district. One party of Punjabis captured fourteen rebels, and authorities said a fire mill was looted for 4 500 rupees. Over 1000 people were left homeless as a large fire destroyed homes miles below.

Rangoon Mave The Ngoon Rebe Abel at-Hen Ada Arail Jowner Tharawaddy Ines Vaillea Peiders Burma Eee UG Isis

Alberta Pool Debate in Legislature Weighs Bond Plans and Reorganization

In Edmonton March 27 the Alberta Legislature discussed loan plans to finance Pool activities and possible reorganization. Premier D. G. Brownlee defended the government guarantee while critics urged a direct bond issue or government backed Pool bonds. The debate also touched on Wheat Board formation if prices rise and the province’s future debt implications.

Edmonton Alberta Micg J. B. Brownlée Hanks Digo George H. Kater M Duggan Webster-Duggan Vrfmier J. E. Brownlee

Conference session on wheat production and international roles

A fragmented report on an international conference discussing European wheat production. It notes Russia and other nations shaping positions at Geneva and elsewhere while speeches focus on importers and Russia's influence.

Rome Russie Dido Ysgidni Interal Europe N. de Michaés Acthy Geneva Russia

Earl of Betsbrough sails to assume Canada duties

London report states the Earl of Betsbrough new Governor General of Canada sails with the Countess and entourage aboard the Duchess of Bedford in Liverpool for Canada to take up his duties in the Dominion.

London Mar Earl Betsbrough Canada Liverpool Duchess of Bedford Dominion

Local Dales Cows and TB Test Discussed

The report notes 260 cows in the raw milk dairy herds within the city and references Crystal Dairy as an additional source. Dr B H Barlow from Bassano provides veterinary expertise for the TB testing work expected to proceed.

Dales Given Fiat Teithe Digeass B,h. Barlow Bassano

Fragmentary Weather Notice From an Ancient Page

A decipherable fragment mentions April and conditions at a location, with unclear names and aims to indicate a forecast or report. The readable bits point to a dated context and a terse summary of events or observations without full clarity.

Conservatives Take Sunderland Seat In By Election

Conservative candidate Thompson won Sunderland by election with a slim majority in a three candidate race. Thompson 30,497 Browntle 30,075 Morgan 15,004.

London Therday Sunderland Re. Thompson L. ‘Thompson J. T. Browntle Labor Dr. Betty. Morgan

Thin Tie Yet Strong in Quebec Federal Debate

Ottawa reports political leaders in Quebec mixed views in the House of Commons debate on the address. Hon. Arthur Sauve defended the government citing relief for unemployed and farmers and urged cross party cooperation for the upcoming economic conference. Hon. Ernest Lapointe warned against diminishing the imperial ties and stressed the tie remains strong despite strains.

Ottawa Mar Quebec House of Commons Othe Russia Ernest, Lapointe Perial R. B. Bennett Trong Ayes Gutaide Edger

Judgment Reserved in Alberta Coal Case

Judgment was reserved by the Board of Railways on the suspension of Canadian Pacific rate schedules from the Star Mining Company's mine at Rosedale Alberta and the Thomas Company Drumheller Alberta to coal destinations west of Port Arthur and Fort William.

Ottawa Board ‘of Railways Canadian Pacific Odal Star Rosedale Alberta Thomas Company Drumelier Port Arthur Fort William

Market For B G Products Promoted in British Columbia Tariff Talks

A fragmented note references a market strategy for B G Products in British Columbia. It mentions tariff discussions and potential benefits to British Columbia industries, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.

Nancquver Pnaon Lugaday Austr Pyueneaent Digiinet Columbia Canning Industries Britiat Colas Eile Iateo Salina

Memorial service and reports of a long day event

The text outlines a lengthy memorial gathering with multiple speakers and readings. Mrs Keller, Rev Gordon, and Miss Menneat are mentioned among participants. Papers, songs, prayers, and scripture were presented, with references to lilies and "Over the Sea" as part of the program. a spiritual concert and devotional notes are implied.

Seldorn Westmisi Itrebpore Fez A . I Gorden Rolio Simpson Keller Qinger Krom Dickie Rocks Acengeppiesions Golay Msg Menneat Mae Aldseas

Prince Albert Calgary Utility Deal Advances

Prince Albert and Calgary officials report a settlement with Canadian Utilities to pay 875000 for a plant and system. The agreement sets immediate operation and full payment terms, with Mr Yorath noting progress toward final approval.

Prince “Albert Sains Andy Eg

Purposes Fixed Values of Far by Duty

Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases about fixed values and duties, with scattered figures and references to places and names that are difficult to parse. The readable parts hint at a late 19th or early 20th century discussion of standard charges or tariffs and related notices.

Notable Sugar Beet Aid Debate Sees Mixed Reactions

Fragmented OCR text shows debate over sugar beet assistance and related rates. References to a rate of 70 cents per unit and statements about social support hint at policy discussion. Names, dates, and clear specifics are missing, but the piece centers on public aid for sugar beet growers and potential political responses.

Sarmasen

Maple Creek Chamber Forms Protective Association

A Saskatoon Fish and Game protective group formed in Maple Creek after the Chamber of Commerce branch organized the preliminary work. Eight of the assembly represented community factions as the association prepared for its activities.

Maple Creek Chamber of Commerce Saskatchewan Fish’ and Gante Evanke

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