14 Nov 1925
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Nov 14, 1925
Page
1
Fragments describe a November storm affecting Quebec and the St Lawrence valley. Text mentions ships, tides, and a blocked river passage, with references to marine disruption and navigational chaos. Narrative is fragmented and nonstandard OCR.
A fragmented clerical page recounts troop movements in Syria and domestic unrest, noting fifty thousand troops and reinforcement needs. It references weather disruptions, advertising notices, and a boating accident near Lot county with Auger as boatman, plus storm damage and fatalities implied.
Grain dealers oppose restricting the embargo to damp and tough grain. Officials discuss extending the embargo to all grain with debate centering on practical effects, market impact, and enforcement challenges. The fragmented text references embargo scope and grain quality criteria with unclear names.
Government inspector Mr D C Valpy visited the Medicine Allyer farm of the Black Fox Company. He found the farm well kept and praised Dr C W Hawke for the quality of the animals. The inspection confirmed proper management and satisfactory conditions on site.
The text references bishops, vicarages, and long journeys across Ontario and Manitoba. It mentions travel distances near ninety thousand miles and a voyage from Keenwatin. The fragmentary nature limits concrete details or dates.
A gas well near the city faced a drop into 1,200 feet after a drillman’s incident. The flow was interrupted, placing the operation in inactive service since, with the well contributing to 98 percent of gas supply in the system.
A deteriorated report describes Dorothy Anderson linked to a employment arrangement with Mr. Milite and living with the Milite family. It notes Mr. J W Wright’s interest and mentions the Pelletier family’s move from Rich and a followup about a legacy claim to Mrs. Pelletier.
Fragmented text lists names and schools with unclear context. Mentions a principal at Tod sopra Adhool and Torante, plus references to Jones, Markban, and S4sypars, but no coherent event or details emerge.
Market notes indicate changes in wheat trading as Argentine crop prospects influence prices. Traders report varied bids and offers with some price spread widening while quality and delivery terms differ across exporters.
Reports from London indicate the Admiralty has no hope the sixty eight officers and men on the M-1 submarine survive after it disappeared during maneuvers off the Devon coast. Rescue ships and divers search Start Point waters as a wreck is located. officials and relatives brace for the worst outcome while memorial services are arranged.
Coleman of the Pacific Railway explains embargo action caused by deteriorating October grain due to bad weather. He cites 2,500,000 bushels in transit Calgary to Coquitlam and Calgary to the west, with 50 percent needing drying. Capacity at elevators is limited, risking congestion and equipment shortages.
Furious southerly gales lash New England for 24 hours leaving two dead and many injured. Wires downed by toppled trees shut off telephone and electric light services in many towns. Electric line man Jesse Neyillé was killed in New Haven Connecticut and Richard Dimeira a Paper mill employee in Pittfield electrocuted when a tree toppled onto high tension wires.
A committee formed a year ago by the American Fox Breeders Association announced progress toward a serum that can prevent distemper in foxes and dogs. The statement was issued from Buffalo, New York, in November 1914.
The report lists declared results for 908 seats with figures by province. Quebec leads with 21 followed by Ontario 1 Manitoba 2 Saskatchewan 4 and British Columbia 3 plus Yukon 1. Final totals reflect the recent voting across the maritime provinces and the country.
President meets with railway officials to discuss claims on debentures and interest payments. Conference aims to settle concerns of four percent stockholders and address coal supply matters.
Fragmentary OCR notes show references to Kentucky lawmakers and a Prohibition Act affecting federal policy. Mentions of Congress map, appeals, and a national rattled Spy hint at a broader political moment.
Three men are dead and several others injured after two blasts at the Kirkpatrick mine west of Drumheller. The fatalities are Migs Gray J J McLane and J Burke. Crews worked through the shaft area and emergency crews were on site early this morning.
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