31 May 1913
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 31, 1913
Page
1
The readable items mention Britain and Canada with figures such as 47 cents and 119 400 Anat. and compare totals this year to those of Britain. The text is highly garbled, making exact meanings unclear but indicating comparative totals and yearly figures involving these nations.
Winnipeg Manitoba May 81 Detailed plans announce extensive expansions to local terminals. The project envisions large scale improvements and new facilities for the Peg Terminal operations.
Phrase appears garbled and unreadable with no clear event or names to summarize. No identifiable entities or actions present to form a coherent newspaper item.
I L Rose, long-time farmer near Porter's Hill, was found dead in his residence by neighbors Munda and Elliott. He suffered epileptic seizures and died during one such episode. Coroner Boyd and Mounted Police will keep the body at J J Nott's undertaking until relatives in the United States communicate burial wishes.
May 31 report from Moose Jaw notes no new developments in the plumbers lockout. The issue moves to the Trades and Labor Council meeting as many workers return to work, signaling a lull in tensions and continued employer-employee strain.
Evidence of a geological disturbance appeared on the gelamograph at Santa Clara University between 4.26 and 5.17 a.m. today. The disturbance's origin is estimated to lie 4,000 to 6,000 miles from here.
Fragmentary OCR text from a local notice yields unclear items. Readable words mention a sequence of names and tokens without coherent event or instruction. Further legible context is needed to generate a proper headline and summary.
Thirteen young Alberta Methodists were honored as the largest ordination class in the Alberta conference. They shared their conversion experiences at Fifth Avenue church and were unanimously approved to be ordained next Sunday, to serve as full-fledge ministers.
An unspecified crew or organization named Homer plans equipment for work. The message mentions Stephanson and Jamies, with references to noon and a general procurement or staging detail. Further readable context is limited, but the note indicates preparatory steps for an upcoming task.
Dr. Edward Fisher, founder and director of the Toronto Conservatory of Music, died today in Toronto. He was a well known musician with thousands of students across Canada and the United States.
Edmonton May 21 1913 The department examinations for grades VIII IX and X will be held this year on June 33 24 26 26 27 28 and 30 at many centres across Alberta including Edmonton Calgary Banff Lacombe Lethbridge Red Deer Wetaskiwin and Stettler among others. Examinations in the three grades will be conducted at the same centres during the late days under the same examiners and the department will supply the test materials.
A damaged OCR fragment from a Boston page mentions a May event and names but is largely unintelligible. no clear subject, date, or outcome can be determined from the readable text.
In Prince Albert on May 31 Major Hughes, Superintendent of Penitentiaries, dismissed warden Kerr deputy warden Dickenson and penitentiary surgeon Dr W Fourney after a two week probe into breaches of regulations. Carpenter-Inspector Howell resigns. John McLeod to take deputy warden duties as a new warden is sought.
In Port Arthur on May 31 a large passenger steamer named Noronis largest lake is prepared for launch. Scaffolding around the hull has been removed and the vessel will slide into the water at 2:30 o clock Monday afternoon.
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