League Meeting Sets Budget and Schedule Adjustments
At Monday league session President Ecustoren led talks on salary limits and a cap of 12 cents per unit. Edmonton and Winnipeg pledged $400 guarantees, with Calgary dates adjusted and some home games reassigned to Regina and Moose Jaw. Umpire Shuster faced scrutiny but retained with a confidence vote, while scheduling, mileage equalization, and replay orders followed city to city disputes.
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Ecustoren
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Winniipeg
Brandon
Regina
Moose Jew
Calgary
Seo
Lethon
Moose Jaw
National Commission
Brookin'a Cotor
Regia
Anl
Upire
Shuster
Lethbridge
Smith
Messrs
James Fleming
A. L. Smith
Medicine Hat Council Mourns King Edward VII
The Medicine Hat city council expresses sorrow at the death of King Edward VII and pledges loyalty to King George V. It requests citizens observe mourning on Friday the 20th and adjourns to May 2 at 6 p.m. A despatch to Ottawa forwards the resolution to Earl Grey.
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Cit Counci
Mike
Ald
Robertson
McKey
Bridgman
Adair
Howson
Forster
Fawcett
City of Medicine
Edward VII
George V
Ald. Robertson
Medicine Hat
Ottawa
Earl Grey
City of
Edward
Eka Council
George the Fifth
Industry expands as J. H. Preaton adds plant space
J H Preaton completes an addition to their tie planing mill to gain 2fixgo ft of bench room and adds to the office. The factory works for Sasktorium Alberta Clay and other firms, with multiple facilities in Reymond and Lethbridge. Much work is for outside markets, bringing money into Medicine Hat and surrounding districts.
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J. H. Preaton
Elzo
F Sasritorium
Alberta Clay Company
Reymond
Chimdok Club
Lethbridge
Winnipeg Business Men's excursion train schedule
A special Winnipeg Business Men's excursion train will arrive in Medicine Hat tomorrow at 8:00 am and depart at 1:00 pm. The party travels west to Bat Sunday for a day of leisure, then returns via Edmonton on the Canadian Northern line.
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Winnipeg
Medicine Hat
Winnines
Edmonton
Memorial service for King Edward VII at St Barnabas
A memorial service for the late King Edward VII will be held at St Barnabas church on Friday morning at 11 o clock.
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King Edward VII
St. Barnabas Church
Perry and Brown Wed at Parsonage Ceremony
Mr. Lemuel Perry and Minsotel Brown were wed in a May 16 ceremony at the parsonage officiated by Rev. H. Bryant.
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Lemuel Perry
Minsotel Brown
Rev. H. Bryant
Sporting Notes Highlight Regional Pennant Chase
Wil son returns to play and drives in three runs with a double and a timely single on Monday. Moose Baxter of Edmonton faces fines, and the pennant race focuses on Calgary Medicine Hat Regina and Moose Jaw. Montreal Shamrock lacrosse seeks July game in Medicine Hat amid fan tensions at Moose Jaw. New York beats St Louis 14 to 6 as Boston posts 11 runs 15 hits. Buffalo errors noted.
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Wilson
Moose Baxter
Edmonton
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Regina
Mioose Jaw
Shamrock Lacrosse
Montreal
Westminster
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Buffalo
Moose Jaw
Moose ‘Jaw
Focal
World’s Sunday School Day at St John’s Presbyterian
St John’s Presbyterian plans a world Sunday School Day next Sunday morning with a children’s choir. All pupils and teachers should gather in the basement at 10 45. Parents are invited. There are now forty four autos in the city.
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St. John's Presbyterian Sunday School
Bucking Contest Set for Farm Grounds Contest Dates
A grand bucking contest to determine the Weat championship will be held on the bail grounds in the afternoon of the 24th at 3 oclock and again on the evening of the 25th. Mr A P De is named as organizer for the event.
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A. P. de
Western Stock Growers meet marks fading ranching era
The annual Western Stock Growers' association session at City Hall noted declining attendance signaling the industry’s contraction. President Walter Huckvale and board members heard a year end report to April 30 1910 praising markets while cautioning that many cattlemen are leaving the business. The group adopted the report and reviewed finances showing a cash balance of 1340 and expenditures for officers and travel.
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Western Stock Growers' Association
Atterance
Walter Huckvale
Medicine Hat
RB. G. Mathews
Eer Irtas
Mapcleod
Burns
Felix McHugh
Culgsty
Ele
R. G. Mathews
Board of Management
J. G. Patterson
Winnipeg
Patterson
Alberta cattle industry seeks steadier tenure and inspector
Forwarded to the Alberta government are 29 head as the province considers appointing a stock inspector for western cattle shipments for four months from February to May. The Live Stock Association and Calvary Board of Trade press for longer term grazing leases and better terms to save beef production without harming wheat farmers amid rising slaughter of female cattle. The Dominion and Calvary groups weigh a united plan to preserve the beef industry’s future.
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Alberta
Misister
Asa
Aire
Mnane
Dominion
W. F. Stevens
Netart
V Associa
Calvary Board of Trade
Association leaders push stock inspections to aid ranching region
President Walter Huckvale outlines the group’s shift to stock inspection at Winnipeg, securing sale proceeds for members. Executive committee members from Calgary to Medicine Hat are listed, with R. G. Mathews reappointed secretary treasurer. Burns urges Calgary Board of Trade action to preserve ranching, a general stocksmen meeting is called for May 27.
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Walter Huckvale
Medicite Hat
Geo. Lane
Brooks
A. E. Cross
Calgary
P. Burns
W. R. Hull
Bow River
Howell Harris
A. J. McIaan
Lethbridge
H. Eckfonlam
J. S. Brown
High River
S. Lineham
Lineham
A. P. Day
W. A. Taylor
Medicine Hat
E. H. Maumseli
Burns
Calgary Board of Trade J
Calgary Board of Trade Amt
Week's News Circulation Figures Reported
The newspaper published circulation data showing 2090 copies in the latest week. Officials note steady demand despite broader readership shifts.
Sale of School Lands to Ease City Rush
In anticipation of the Wednesday case of School Lands on May 25, citizens with rooms to let are asked to send their names and available accommodation to the Secretary of the Board of Trade as early as possible.
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Board of Trade
Dominion Provinces Reach Five Year Police Agreement
Ottawa reports the Dominion government Saskatchewan and Alberta renewed the Northwest Mounted Police arrangement for five years from March. Saskatchewan will contribute 75000 dollars for the force upkeep. An order in council enacts the agreement and recruiting will resume actively.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Northwest Mounted Police
Hack
Memorial service honors Edward VII in Baptist church
A memorial service for Edward VII was held Sunday evening in a Baptist church. Rev. Dr. E. M. Keirstead delivered the sermon from McMaster University Toronto noting the late king as a peacemaker and likening him to a father. The eulogy praised his diplomacy and national influence, urging Canada to pursue a balanced Canadian and British ideal beyond wealth. The service ended with the national anthem.
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Edward VII
Baptist Church
E. M. Keirstead
McMastier Unriversity
Toronto
Tennyson, Browns
Hemans
Edward
Albert
Albert the Great
Avell Beetamead
Victoria
Canada
Fife
Burial of Wm J Jardine in CPR yard death notice
Wm J Jardine died in CPR yards last week and was buried Friday at 3 pm. The B of R T led the funeral with pallbearers from the Masonic Order and B of R T delegates. Rev G C Hench conducted the service at Notts parlors with about fifty B of R T members attending. A cable to his Scotland-born mother brought no reply. Edward Thompson of Lethbridge, a friend, arrived too late for the rites.
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Wm. Jatmieson Jardine
C.P.R
B. of
R. T
Messrs
J. Wyatt
J. Elliott
J. Moorhead
M. Morrison
C. Riches
Alex. Wallace
B. of R. T
G. C. Hench
Notts
Scotland
Edward Thompson
Lethbridge
Memorial Day March Planned for City Service
Arrangements set for school children to march from their schools to the city hall this afternoon at four o'clock to participate in a Memorial Service connected with the event. A new meeting of the committee is noted.
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Hefi
Sete
C Wil
Nation mourns as King Edward VII dies in Britain
An account of King Edward VII’s death and the nation’s grief is conveyed through a chaplain led service and poetic tributes. The piece reflects on his reign, his diplomacy, and the enduring influence of his life beyond the crown.
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Antenes
A. C. Fisseell
England
Royal
Sevka Sind Dience
Ens
Alfred
Momary
Edward VII
Thorugh
Petiow
Ares
Cera
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Edison
Perry—Brown
Sporting Notes
Association
W. Huckvale
United States
Australia
Denis
Calgary Board of Trade
Fred Maunsell
A. J. Day
Mathews
Shippis , Sems
Siaseethape
Moss Burns
H. Herris
Cy Pieh
Cheaty
Cox
Englebretson
Lezie
Catcher Lynch
Lathbridge
EM. Keirstead
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