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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 06, 1925
Page
3
A promotion inviting readers to obtain Mary Blake's Car nation Recipe Book, a 32 page collection of tested recipes, by sending for the coupon below. The ad emphasizes free distribution and prompts readers to try the contained recipes.
In a speech addressing Western MPs and supporters, Premier King defends tariff reductions and imperial preference while criticizing Meighen’s stance. He touts Liberal gains, fiscal relief, and national harmony, urging Western voters to back a strong Liberal majority to unite Canada. He highlights price drops at the Imperial Harvester and accuses Meighen of anti British bias.
Ottawa reports Bert Bingham, once of Smoky Lake Alberta, was brought from Detroit by Deputy Fire Marshal D H Saville and locked up to await Alberta police for arson charges. He admitted coordinating with neighbor Louis Rodzka to burn the home so his wife would have to move east, seeking $1100 in insurance. Rodzka confessed to receive three horses and other goods.
The ad promotes a free booklet from E. W. Gillett Co. Ltd. offering home soap making using lye bought at the grocery store. It highlights easy, low labor steps and suggests sending Fraser Avenue and Liberty Street Toronto 2 for a copy.
Seattle reports the fiscal year ending June 30 1925 saw 1 208 930 passengers in 283 789 cars at seven immigration ports. Blaine led with 371 896 BC riders and 383 682 US travelers. other ports include Sumia3 Lynden Port Angeles Anacortes Bellingham Roche Harbor. Authorities seized cars worth 21000 and smuggled goods valued at 36000. 2061 people were detained for suspected illegal entry with 1652 deported.
Mrs Elen Balanoff of Fusilier Saskatchewan describes years of back and side pains eased after three months on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The notice urges other women to try the remedy, noting nervousness irregularity and headaches as common female weaknesses.
Simla India Oct 6 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and Vermit Roosevelt arrived in Kashgar with the James Simpson Roosevelt Field museum expedition. A wireless report lists hunting success including giant ibex from Tian Shan, the Papati, gazelle, mountain sheep, bears, Siberian roe and boars. The party also collected 600 skins of birds and small mammals, with potential new specimens among them.
In Durango Colorado on October 6 a Navajo medicine man Chusago Bahisso allegedly tried to poison Superintendent Neal at the Shiprock Indian agency. Neal survived after a tribe member warned him. Bahisso was arrested on attempted murder charges after confessing to the plot to David Parral.
A snow storm lasting five days left eight inches on the ground in Acme. Residents hope for pleasant weather to persist about three weeks before threshing is finished. Local families including the Ohlhausens and Krenzles exchanged visits on Saturday. Walder Ohlhausen, home from school, was kicked by a horse, required three stitches on his lip, and is recovering.
Mrs J Zimmerman and Mia OC Zimmerman of Medicine Hat plan to relocate to Seattle Washington on Sunday September 27. Frost last Friday and Saturday gave way to delightful weather. Major W Tullock Daniel, brother-in-law to W M Cotter, died Thursday at Shaughnessy hospital Vancouver after long illness. Daniel a CPR civil engineer served in the war and died from gas exposure. A Junior Red Cross Alberta Division membership drive runs November 1 to 11 to aid crippled children in hospitals and surgeries. Basken house bakery operates as an auto camp this year amid tourist traffic and government survey work. A forthcoming marriage involving Alderson residents is noted.
Winnifred residents report Amelia Angle of Grade IX advancing toward Grade X after qualifying with the education department. Local businessman W. R. Fleury checked old accounts in Winnifred. John and Mrs Bergan returned from Vindher Creek where they worked on Roy McLean’s threshing crew, with only partial work due to heavy rains. W. Magur left Sept 26 for crop duties in Saskatoon before heading to Vancouver, returning next spring. C. Buebrine and Mrs visited Medicine Hat on Sept 20. Rev J A Claxton preached Rally Day at United Church. travel to Whitla was hindered by bad weather, leaving Winnifred early Monday. United Church elected a new church board with J R Chisholm, PL o. Baelkstrom, W TH Scott, Rh Trebhi, Miss Bolleuishalm, Mya Radstro, and Mrs W H Scott.
Saskatoon Oct 5 Joshua Sher win a prosperous Yorkton farmer was killed and his wife sustained a broken wrist when their motor car turned over on a high grade near Yorkton Saturday night The windshield was obscured by rain and Mr Sherwin failed to make the turn Twelve children survive.
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