Medicine Hat to Open Child Welfare Clinic Ceremony Inauguration
The city marks its second provincial child welfare clinic under the public health department with a garden party at hospital grounds this afternoon, a public meeting at City Hall tonight, and a formal opening tomorrow from 2 to 4 pm at the new court house. Dr Leitch, Hon C R Mitchell, Miss Christine Smith, and local doctors will speak. Mothers may bring children for examination and registration.
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Dept. of Public Health
City Hall
New Court House
Tomor
Medicine Hat
Department of Public Health
Jidmonton
Council Chamber
New Ages House
D. Leitch
Edmontons
C. R. Mitchell
Christine Smith
Tion
Court House
Charge profiteering in farming implements
The federal trade commission reports an ongoing probe into rising prices of farming implements. It cites anti frost proceedings and potential judicial actions against manufacturers and dealers in the United States.
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U.S. Federal Trade Com
Washington
Atta Dealers
Federal Trade Commission
Inca
Lntermidiona
Tlarvester Co
Referendum Committee Meets to Organize and Register Voters
A meeting of the referendum committee was held last night at eight o'clock with Rev. J. W. Morrow chairing. Miss A Carson was appointed secretary as the committee plans to complete its organization across Seven Persons Whithe and the south country. Citizens must register in person between the 8th and 15th of September. no existing municipal provincial or federal lists will count.
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Lifth Ave. Methogharvd
Dist
J. W. Morrow
Mele
Syvons
Dute
Dognadi
Miss A. Carson
Fey
Morrow
Whithe
South Country
Trvine
Walsh
Bath
Usth
Women's Registration Drive and Canvass Plan
The text outlines a drive to list women voters and educate them on voting. It calls for complete polling subdivision distribution, individual canvassing of electors, pamphlets received from Headquarters, and measures to put women's names on the list. Scrutineers will be appointed and data collected will be prepared for voting day. a registration committee meeting is set at 8 pm at dth Ave church with a strong women’s organization presence and a call for full attendance before the 18th.
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Dishe
Winnhig
Educuions
Edmonton
Dth Ave
Houston Hotel Fire Claims Ten Lives and Damages
Ten persons are known dead after a blaze swept the Houston Hotel and nearby business district causing heavy property damage estimated at $200,000. Four others are missing and feared dead. Rescue operations, temporary shelter at the Court House building, and a relief fund organized by the Labor Council are underway.
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Whitmath
Houston
Teare
Main Street Court House
Ted Cross
Organized Labor
Labor Council
Imperial Press Tour Praises Canada and Canadian Pacific
Imperial Press visitors touring Canada applaud the beauty of Banff and Vancouver Island Victoria and the service of the Canadian Pacific. They praise sleeping cars porters dining service and luggage handling as unrivaled and vow Canada will live in their memories. A bridge whist drive aboard the Canadian Pacific special anchors the voyage with notable guests from London and Australia among the attendees.
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Winnipes
Imperial Press
Canada
Imperial Press Party
Dominion
Canadian Pacific
London
Vancouver
Victoria
Crimain
Nolevotion
Mrn Calder
Daernny
Genveman
Banff
Louise
Tencouver
Chateau Frontenac
Quebec
Wmpress
Cobalt
Timming
t’aciHle
Oitraber
Lord and Lindy Burnham
Frank
British Labor paper denies Soviet control over policy
Editor of the Labour paper rejects claims that the Russian Soviet government directed its editorial stance. He states that any links were limited to financial assistance and emphasizes independence in reporting and commentary.
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Brald
Premier plans tour of W and S T
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Arthur Meighen arrived from Quebec at noon and plans a tour through the west. Details of the itinerary are not yet determined.
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W&st
Ottawa
Sept. T
Arthur Meighen
Quebec
Meighen
West
Library astonishes with 2100 books issued on opening day
Patrons of the public library set a new record last Saturday by issuing over 2100 books in the new quarters. Librarian Warner and assistant Mr. Bickering oversaw a busy day as patrons streamed to the desk, with many returning and checking out volumes.
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Warner
Mr. Bickering
Temperature Drops to 36 Degrees Overnight
The official thermometer fell to 36 degrees in the early hours, the coldest reading here and a frost worry for tender garden plants. Experienced gardeners monitor conditions closely and protect or harvest perishable produce as needed.
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Bieer
Earth tremor Felt in Milan and Geneva
A slight earbhanale was felt yesterday afternoon at Milan and Geneva warning residents of minor seismic activity reported by local observers.
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Milan
Rome
Geneva
British Columbia to Ignore Dominion Game Rules
British Columbia officials announce they will ignore Ottawa’s migratory birds regulations as they conflict with provincial rules. Attorny General W Farris telegraphed Ottawa that BC will cancel federal directives allowing 840 ducks per season and enforce 150 per hunter along with banning a pump gun.
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Vancouver
British Columbian
Ottawa
D. W. Debb Farris
Dominion
British Columbia
Agricultural price notes from a historical grain market
The fragment lists various crop prices and terms for Wheat Barley Oats Rye and Flax with regional notes Alberta Maldenibet and wholesale classifications. It records No 2 CW and CW classifications with prices and several coded dates and market references, reflecting a mid-century grain trading snapshot.
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Alberta
Tarley
Maldenibet
Enforce Boycott Against Police in County Donegal
Belfast reports a rigorous boycott against police in the west and other parts of Donegal. In Tunerana armed men warned residents to avoid speaking with the Irish Constabulary or face drastic action.
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Buncrana
Belfast
Donegal
Irish Constabulary
Thomas MacGovern
Manor Hamilton
Leitrim
MacGovern
Balfast
Irish Volunteers
Sinn Pein
Soviet Troops Rush to Quell West Siberia Revolt
Soviet authorities mobilize East Siberian forces largely as Austro German prisoners to West Siberia to quell uprisings. Petrograd and Perm districts mobilize for Siberia as defection spreads to Ural and Orenburg Cossacks and the Bashki and Tartars.
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Siberia
Petrograd
Perm
Harbin
Manchuria
East Siberian
West Siberia
Ural
Orenbure
Weather Summary from Western Canada Labor Day
The weather over Labor Day was moderately warm with a few light showers across Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Alberta forecasts call for fine and cool conditions today and Wednesday.
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Vancouver
Medicine Hat
Clear
Winnipeg
Calgary
Regina
Edmonton
Pepe Aise
Moose Jaw
Victoria
Lethbridge
Labor Day
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Appointment of Canadian minister to Washington likely delayed
Ottawa reports the appointment of a Canadian minister to Washington may be postponed. The issue was under discussion when Sir Auckland Geddes visited Ottawa last week, but a decision has not yet been made.
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Ottawa
Washington
Contegime
Sir Auckland Geddes
United States
Cork lord mayor on hunger strike in Brixton
Terence Mac Sweeney, Corks lord mayor, held on hunger strike since August 12, remained conscious but weakened in Brixton prison as Father Dominic said he suffered intense pain in the left abdomen and heart. In Vladivostok Harbor seven Russian women were found in hempen bags, reports said.
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London
Terence MacSweeney
Cork
Brixton
Dominic
MacSweeney
Vladivostok
Mitchell attends clinic and speaks on child welfare
Minister of Public Wealth C. Orr Mitchell arrived to open the Child Welfare Clinic at the new Court House on Wednesday. He will also speak at the City Hall tonight with addresses on child welfare.
Alberta Wheat Crop Reports Favorable Growth Conditions
The provincial agriculture department states harvesting weather has been favorable since August 1. Sixty to eighty percent of grain in southern and central districts cut, with oats and barley well under way. Frosts reported but no serious damage. yields expected heavy and samples good. labor plentiful with wages higher than usual.
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Ledistonton
Ufeth
Department of Agriculture
Alb
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USSER
Sir A. Geddes
C. OR. Mitchell
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Medicine Hat Lodge
Medicine Hat Lodge No. 2
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Hon. C.R. Mitchell
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