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Newspaper

Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Oct 01, 1925

Page

23

Alberta Beekeeping Prospects Reach Peak Highway Produce

Southern Alberta irrigated districts with croplands of falsa and sweet clover are seen as a future beekeeping paradise. Latest figures show Alberta honey output rising from under 10,090 pounds to over 100,000 pounds this year on the CPR irrigation project at Lethbridge, with plans to ship trainloads of honey to markets within five years. C. George Riedel, an apiary operator in the Contrate district, expects 1,400 colonies by 1926 and over 150 tons of honey, while his current season yields about 50 tons. A wholesale firm with West-wide branches handles the output. Each colony averages about 209 pounds per season, with exceptional records at the Lethbridge Experimental Farm and across Canada.

Alberta C.P.R Lethbridge Petlatt Bes Journal Hamilton North America Contrate C. George Riedel California West Experi Mental Farm Canada Elony

Pingle Leads In Medicine Hat By Election Turnout

In Medicine Hat the Liberal Pingle appears set for victory after a hard fought by election. He campaigned with outside speakers while Conservative and Farmer Labor candidates trailed, with Pingle benefiting from strong local support and the endorsement of agrarian officials. The result signals waning government support and a boost for opposition strength.

Pingle McCombs MM. Rhine Hat Farner Mediane Hat Electuthers Tin Cing Greci Sell Vilage Consti Porto Reker Brownbeau Alex. Ross Wm. Trvine Farmer-Labor Vopng Mccillivray Alberta I. Pingle Pingle Hi Vow Labor Education McCoombs Mra. McGillivray Tess Bennett Edmonton Calgary Medicine Tat Divine Hat Bia Mr. Pingle McGillivray Medicine Hat Father Parmer Moss Allo Greenfield Jd. Kk. Brownlee Perren Baker Alex. Rees Mne A. A.mcgillivray

Adlerika Provides Quick Relief From Gas and Bloating

An ad claims Adlerika cleanses the bowels to relieve gas and a bloated stomach. It touts quick relief without pills, with a testimonial from Mrs Cook and reference to The Pingle Drug & Book Co selling the product.

Adlerika Rey Ned Meleria Pingle Drug & Book Co

McCoy's Cod Liver Extract Tablets Promise Quick Gains

Advertising copy touts McCoy's Cod Liver Extract Tablets as a health booster for thin and weak children and adults. It claims rapid improvement within days, offers a money back guarantee after 30 days, and cites a 9 year old gaining 12 pounds in 7 months. Available at Pingle Drug & Book Co., Boylan's Drug Store, Aberdeen Drug Store, or any druggist.

Pingle Drug & Book Co Boylan’s Drug Store Aberdeen Drug Store McCoy's

C P R Tears Off Fast Miles With Silk Train

Winnipeg reports the Canadian Pacific Silk Train ran 1893.4 miles from Vancouver to Fort William in about 54 hours at 37.9 mph with twenty four cars on September 21. The rival Empress of Canada line achieved a faster 41 mph but with fifteen cars. The silk train carried the Pacific cargo across the Pacific.

Winnipeg Canadian Pacific Vancouver Fort William Acros the Pacific

Alberta Wheat Yields and Harvest Labor Across Provinces

Alberta reports 16.09 bushels per acre as the province wide wheat average with many districts yielding higher in Central and Northern regions. Delayed threshing raises labour demand with beet harvest slated to start October 1 in irrigated districts. Potatoes show a larger crop and potential export surplus. no province wide shortage noted.

Alberta

Battle over westward grain rates at railway hearing

Ottawa officials clash as Commissioner Boyce questions the majority. McGeer for British Columbia argues the McKeown Olive order hurts railways and favors Vancouver. He notes 21 cents for 64 miles and 26 cents for 1280 miles and asks dismissal of the application. Argument continues Thursday.

British Calumbia Ottawa Fuil Board Boyce Woods Ilf Joe G. G. McGeer K.C British Columbia Railway Commission Vancouver William Mc McGeeer McGeer Alberts Fort William Canada Buffalo America Railways British Columbia Council Thea

McGeer Presses Vancouver Grain Route Against Montreal Application

In morning testimony Mr. McGeer argues lower Alberta grain rates to the Pacific would boost rail revenue and cut empty car costs. He says Crow’s Nest rates should guide equalization, urges CPR to serve Canada, and seeks dismissal of the Montreal application to fix rates quickly.

Woods Alberta Saskatchewan Montreal McGeer Pacific Lakes British Columbia Vancouver Dominion Pitblade Manitoba C.P.R Canada Canadian National Railway Buffalo Saskatchewan Co-Operatis Grain Company Ort William Crow's Nest Port William Fo. William Port Wiliam

Prices at the Stockyards in Calgary Oct 1

Receipts show 486 cattle 147 calves 176 hogs. Market across beef cattle varies by grade with steers 4.75 to 6.25, heifers 4.25 to 4.50, cows 3 to 3.75, bulls around 2.65, calves 3.50 to 5.50. Hogs steady with bacon types at 12.75 to 14.02 per 72 pounds.

Calgary

Moasomin Duck Shot in McAuley District Last Week

A duck named Moasomin Orr L A duck bearing the number 29690 was shot last week in the McAuley district by either N Mallet or J Taylor. The bird had been handed by the Biological Society at Washington, and Mr Mallet reported the kill immediately.

Moasomin Orr N. Mallet J. Tayior McAuley Biological Societys Washington Mr. Mallet

Canada News Briefs From Niagara Falls to Saint John

A Niagara Falls man serves a few days more for drunken driving after a week in jail. An Owen Sound accident leaves a three year old injured after a fork prong injures the child. Henry Loxton of Eggleton Ont. dies from burns after an automobile fuel explosion. In Saint John Max Lampert is found guilty of cheque raising and remanded for sentence as Jewish supporters watch.

Niagara Fai's John H W. Newman Vetog Owen Sound Otto Firthsen Centreville Hamilton t—Henner Loxton Eggleton Ont Si. John N. B Max Lampert Justice Byrne Lampert

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Tees George Riedel Couldale Riedel Caleary Herald Charles Pingle Mrs Pingle Drug CO Vhone GOVT Medicine Hat Ladies P. C Children’s Close Coats Vis Assiniboia Music Co
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