Medicine Hat News Briefs from October 19
Reports from Medicine Hat note visits and local happenings. Mr A Gage was ejected as an official delegate, and the Laleaatt puiY diary mentions a poll cal meeting. Juan Lee and family plan to stay with relatives. Mr and Mrs Hagan visited relatives near Nemth am.
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Moladay
Mwaite
Cine Wamens Instantiaders
A. Gage
Mr. Gage
Driv
Luvier
Isex Wats
Gage
Irs 2
diLe
Oalis
Teirlit
Ald. Beiier
Mrs. White
Municipal District Meeting Discusses Wild Lands Exemption and Debts
The Municipal District of Mxcelszior held a regular meeting in the Royal Bank Building. Reeve Cavan and Councillors Jivanet Cole Dilworth Milaiber reviewed minutes, discussed Wild Lands relief, and proposed provincial revenue help to uncollectable seed grain advances. Delegates to the Alberta Association of Municipal Districts were appointed for the Edmonton gathering. A few property deals and conveyances were noted for later action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oda
Thaissiur
Royal Bank
Wedicite Diat
Tyre
Avecsnt
Reeve Cavan
Jivanet
Cole
Dilworth
Milaiber
Jilca
Conselor Klaiber
Fac
Municpal
Muniai
Jet
Alberta Association of Amyiterial Districts
Edminton
Alderson Community Hears Lantern Slides and Masquerade
Town notes cover church services in St Marys Anglvan and a Friday lantern slide program on The Merchant of Venice and The Birds of Alberta. Citizens attend Calgary visits, road work updates, a town hall upgrade, a masquerade dance with prizes, and a Junior Red Cross reorganization at the local school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Anglvan
Elmer Dyvig
Orcadia
Sask
Jelin Wray
Medicine Hat News
F. L. Dodd
Calgary
Town Hall
Alberta
Alderson
John Creger
Clony
Arthur
Oscar Swanby
Hans L. Hanson
Kininvie
A. S. Neil
Mesdames
Lyons
Jduraine
F. Brenner
John Mccopman
Hell
Medicine Hat
Arthur Swanby
Cole
Metz, Wagar
John
Vera Russell
Junior Red Cross Society
Chelors
Adams
Mellen
Dry Lake
Medicine Hut
Leases and payments approved at town council meeting
The council approved leases for land under tax recovery, to Peter Wise for one year at 40 dollars and to others for road allowances, and authorized the secretary treasurer to buy a meeting table. Accounts totaling various small sums were passed for payment, with the next meeting scheduled at the Municipal Office in Medicine Hat on Friday November 20 1925 at 10 30 in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.W
W. Lewis
Dominion Government
Peter Wise
F. J. Bohner
J. R. Swan
W N.faylor
Martyn Oliver & Co
L. A. Woolles
J. Craig
Royal Bank
Medicine
Veterans Poppy Fund Supports Widows and Disabled Soldiers
The text notes poppies made by disabled war veterans with funds aiding their employment efforts and supporting widows and children. It also promotes Personal Greeting Cards for Christmas at the Post Office and free reading of thirty five University of Alberta extension volumes available to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Alberta
Masquerade and Dance at Feldman Lake School
Town notice invites all to a Masquerade and Dance at Feldman Lake school on Friday evening October 30. Attendees should arrive in masquerade costume or face a heavy fine. Admission is 75 cents for gentlemen and one cake for ladies. By order of The Two Spooks.
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Feldman Lake
Winnifred Church Chicken Supper and Local News
Church Board invites all to a Friday October 23 supper from 6 to 7 30 p m with no one sent home. Local updates report Mrs Pete Berger improving after Medicine Hat hospital and other residents John Popal and family ill with whooping cough. Velva Pederson visited parents south of town while James Rohmer Sr suffered a bad runaway with injuries. Rev J A Claxton to preach November 25 and a house party celebrated Mr Dahl’s birthday amid threshing progress and farm yields improving despite poor grain quality.
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Church Board
Pete Berger
Medicine Hat Hospital
L. Ringbal
Medicine Hat
John Popal
Taber
Velva Pederson
Elm Street
Dan Federson
James Rohmer
James
Boyd
J. A. Claxton
Winnifred
A. Kaal
Mr. Dahl
No Common Sense in Love Declares Judge Gemmer
Chicago February 21. Judge William H. Gemmer of the Chicago court of domestic relations says all rules of common sense are rejected in love. He muses about puppy love and predicts much divorce business would vanish if inoculations existed. He warns against overplanning a life with a chosen wife and notes love defies ordinary logic.
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Chicago
Get
William H. Gemmer
Court of Domestic Relations
Evangeline
Maud Muller
Bluindman
Buffy
Rewarded for capture escape prisoners near St Agathe
Winnipeg reports rewards issued to search participants in the jail escape case of John Stanton and accomplices near St Agathe Manitoba. Harvester H I Cooke and John Gallagher of Montpelier Vermont got $300 each and five St Agathe garage workers shared $2,400. Aldric Pilon received the largest share for alerting police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
John Stanton
Alax, Shupenluk
George Labociuk
St. Agathe
Man
H.i Cooke
John Gallagher
Montpelier
St Agathe
Aldric Pilon
Sir John Martin Harvey Plans Canada Tour After London Run
Reports from London say Sir John Martin Harvey’s England tour, featuring Shaw and Maeterlinck double bill, is a major success. After a short London season, he will bring his company to Canada for a comprehensive Dominion tour opening in Halifax on December 21 with possible Shaw and Maeterlinck program included.
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London
Sir John Martin-Harvey
England
Actor-Knight
Shaw
Blanco Posner
Maeter- Iack
Tataglies
John
Sir John
West End
Canada
Dominion
Halifax
Bad Weather Reduces Russian Wheat Harvest
Moscow report quotes Meo Kameneff, chairman of the Council of Labor and Defense, saying Soviet exports may reach 5 to 6 million tons of wheat after a harvest cut of 3.5 million tons by bad weather. He blames peasantry for hoarding grain to raise spring prices and fill world markets next month.
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Moscow
Meo Kameneff
Council of Labor and Defense
Communist Party
M. Kameneff
Woman Burned to Death Near Toronto Home
Mrs. Margar et Summerbell died after her residence burned while she prepared dinner alone at home in Toronto. She had lived there for the previous two years and succumbed to injuries in hospital this morning.
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Toronto
Margaret Summerbell
U S Boxer Murphy Detained Aboard Maximo Gomez
In Havana harbor on October 21 Rily Murphy an American boxer awaiting deportation displayed skill before guards. He refused to perform a minor duty and collided with the guards using hooks and swings. He won a decision and was awarded chains and a straight jacket as a prize.
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Havana
Rily Murphy
United States
Maximo Gomez
Murphy
English football association to send strong team to Canada
London October 21 The international section of the English football association decided to accept an invitation to send a strong and representative side to Canada next summer. The team will leave England in May and return mid July contingent on satisfactory travel and arrangements.
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London
English Football Association
Canada
England
Thrawn Retains Crown in British Light Heavyweight Fight
London October 20 Johnny Brown defeated Mick Hill of Tooting by knockout in the 12th round to retain his light heavyweight title at the National Sporting Club. The bout, scheduled for four 20 round rounds, concluded early due to the knockouts.
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London
Johnny Brown
Great Britain
Mick Hill
Tooting
National Sporting Club
Beun
Local hockey future in Lethbridge sparks Elks backing talk
Herald quotes talk of Elks backing senior hockey in Lethbridge to maintain a prairie league presence. Plan envisions a city loop with players aged 15 to 21 plus a few older mentors to build homegrown talent and draw big crowds, competing with Calgary and Regina.
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Elks
Lethbridge
Herald
China
Halifax
Calgary Canadiana
Regina Pate
Scandal Claim Over New York Divorce Laws Stokes
Rose Pastor Stokes, former wife of James Graham Phelps Stokes, denounces New York divorce laws after a Nyack hearing. She argues state rules force scandal by preventing divorce for loveless marriages and calls for reform while defending personal love as essential.
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New York
Rose Pastor Stokes
James Graham Phelps Stokes
Nyack
N.Y
New York State
Mr. Strokes
Ahame
Communists McManus and Murphy Arrested in Sedition Plot
London report says Arthur McManus, chairman of the Communist Party in Great Britain, and John Thomas Murphy, a Communist press contributor, were arrested by Scotland Yard on charges of conspiring to incite sedition and mutiny.
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London
Scotland Yard
Arthur McManus
Communist Party In
Great Britain
John Thomas Murphy
First Woman May Join United Church Ministry
Regina report notes Miss Lydia Gruchy, after two years of service with Mennonite settlers at Kamsack, is in Regina for the United Church conference where she may become the first woman ordained in the United Church of Canada.
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Regina
Kamsack
Lydia Gruchy
United Church Conference
United Church of Canada
Edmonton Cabinet Delayed By Ministers Absences in Federal Campaign
Edmonton reports ministers are away on federal election business delaying a cabinet meeting. Six byelections to fill seats vacated by Liberal Conservative and Independent members have not yet been scheduled. Premier Greenfield says actions will occur within statutory times, with December feared for by-elections pending official date. The election department is preparing for the announcement as the federal outcome next week may influence decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Greenfield
Denny Edge Joins Barber Poles For City Hockey League
President Haystead of the Barber Poles announces Denny Edge has signed to play with his group this winter in the City Hockey League. A meeting in Haystead's barber shop is set for tomorrow night to organize the season and elect officers. The item notes Winniper Hydro Heating projects improving and a predicted $90 surplus for 1926.
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Haystead
Denny Edge
Piydes
Ako
Weather snapshot for Western cities with unsettled outlook
Western towns report varying conditions with fog in Victoria and cloudy skies in Calgary and Medicine Hat. A broad westward pressure drop brings unsettled, cold weather across Manitoba and Saskatchewan with light flurries in eastern regions and light localized rain in Alberta.
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Vancouver
Clearly
Victoria
Nelson, Fair
Edmonton
Ruin
Calgary
Cloudy
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Fair
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
Sugar on sale from factory at Lethbridge
Lethbridge Oct 21 The first bar of sugar from the new Canadian Sugar Refineries Ltd factory will be placed on sale at Raymond. About 25 percent of the beet harvest is harvested. Wet weather has slowed operations. The plant employs 200 workers while 500 men dig top and haul beets. With harvesting strong demand for labor will continue in Southern Alberta for another month. Beets run heavier than expected with some up to twenty tons per acre. Average sugar content in 18 is two points higher than in most US beet regions.
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Lethbridge
Canadian Sugar Refineries, Ltd
Raymond
Alberta
United States
For Sale Cars Overhauled and Repainted at Central Garage
A Central Garage in Medicine Hat offers a selection of overhauled and repainted used cars under a thirty day guarantee. Models include an Oldsmobile Six touring, several Studebaker and McLaughlin tours, and multiple Ford sedans coupes and roadsters with tires and batteries excluded from coverage.
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Clare
Oldsmobile
Studebaker
McLaughlin
Ford
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Mxcelszior
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Resi
N.F
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P. H. Leiteh
Cregiman, Sask
Geisaaw
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U.u.i
Garesaaw
Eiecuiun
Wilkes
Tae
Mae
PellCy
Gration Polices
TG Press
Lewes Dd Polat
Bucnanan
Bacnahan
Gershaw
Buchanan
Wolil
Geraaaw
Roy Coborne
Burna
Brancilia
Givorne
Bomen
Dr. Gershaw
Harvey Davis
Davis
W. O. Larsen
Burdett
J. F. Hinek
Larsen
Los Angeles
California
Billy
Mount Dennis
Sir John Martin Harvey
Rose
DENNY
J. G. Glassen
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