Citizens Petition Drives Remedial Legislation Deliberations
Medicine Hat council adjourned with debates over a bylaw to grant a bonus to Malcolm's Western Canneries. The petition with 106 signers urged reintroduction of aid, conditional on employment targets and capital limits. The body tabled the motion and referred health and gas issues to committees.
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City of
Medicine Hat
Llehami
City of Cine Hat
Quest City Council
Malcolm
Isabella Brougham
David Williamson
L. W. McBean
G. L. Hunt
A.J. Robinson
W. H. Doty
F.B. McKinnon
A. B. LeBlarc
J. G. Waldock
Igaac Cosens
Robi. Collies
W. H. Bridgman
S. McClellan
R. H. Corpett
Michael Leonard
R. C. Porter
C. A. Krauss
C. A. Long
Greaves
I. Bullivant
C. J. Bristah
R. W. Lampmenn
Howson
White
H. O. Knowles
M. Morrison
C. E. Lalonde
RB. Patten
A. E. Whifin
Jonah Williams
J. E. Miers
Curtis Hollinger
Isaac Dixon
John Dixon
Geo. Dixon
J. Hilldot
J. Milne
W. Hillyer
W. M. Williamson
Wm. Rutherford
Wm. Lowe
J. G. Millar
R. Kenny
J. J. Mahaffy
A. P. Burns
Wm. Newiski
S. W. Arbuckle
Wm. Howell
J. W. Alcock
H. Morrow
F. G. Forster
J. J. Lait
S.¥. Salley
John Gillespie
Baker
Meyer
Tweed
Hutchinson
Ald. McKay
Aldermen
McKay
Ald
Port Arthur
The
Agricultural Society
Ald. Hutchinson
Court of Revision
Navin Bros
H. W. Ireland
Alc
Public Works Committee
Hutchinson and
Als
Council
Board of Trade
Tweed and
Baker and
Cousins
CPR Officials Visit Medicine Hat on Western Division Tour
A CPR Western Division inspection party arrived Tuesday afternoon from the West, met by Supt. Lawrence. The group included General Manager Bury, General Supt. Jamieson, Chief Engineer Switzer, Master Mechanic Woodhouse, and Publicity Commissioner Halil. Alderman Tweed and local leaders arranged an automobile ride to tour Medicine Hat. The Board of Trade thanks Ald. Tweed, C. R. Mitchell, Brown Bros., Dr. C. F. Smith and C. S. Pingle for the auto access.
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C.P. R
Supt
Lawrence
Calgary
Bury
Genral
Bucking and Roping Contest Set for Thursday at Athletic Grounds
A bucking and rope contest will be held Thursday afternoon at the Athletic Grounds with riders chosen by A. P. Day.
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A. P. Day
McKinnon's Tea Rooms Open for the Season
McKinnon’s tea rooms begin the new season with preparations underway and a renewed invitation to patrons. The article notes seasonal reopening activities and hopes for strong guest turnout.
Red Cliffs irrigation construction expands at Stoner works
Dr. Stoner visits the Stair farm project at Red Cliffs where a brick plant powered by a 150 horse power empire boiler and 140 kilowatt generator is nearing completion. An eight foot ditch to the river and an eight inch water line will supply irrigation for about 150 acres, with plans to extend to 2000 acres and beyond Police Point.
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Red Cliffs
Stair Station
Stair Farm
Stoner
Minneapolis
New Exhibition Grounds Fair Set at Athletic Park
The Medicine Hat Agricultural Society moves its annual fair to Athletic Park after completing the new Exhibition building. The event will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday next, featuring the fair’s traditional displays and activities.
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The
Medicine Hat Agricultural Society
Athletic Park
Saskatchewan Premier Walter Scott’s Medicene Hat visit
Honl Walter Scott premier of Saskatchewan toured Medicine Hat city yesterday guests included L B Spearam on his way to Peachland BC where he will stay a week with Likevnct Bulyea at a fruit ranch Scott looked well and spoke about crop prospects predicting average yields any shortage priced into grain. Lamont named judge succeeded by Turgeon and Premier Rutherford discusses Canadian American architectural firms and Sashetthenem decisions.
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Walter Scott
Saskatchewan
L. B. Spearam
Peachland
B.C
Scott
Medicine Hat
Lamont
Turgeon
Prince Albert
Jas. Cakler
Rutherford
Cessians
Ee Provost Ara
Canadien
Sashetthenem
Npoe O Plgn
Public Meeting Set With Conservative Leader October 3
The date for a public meeting addressed by Hon. R. L. Borden, Conservative leader, is set for Thursday next October 3 in the Opera House.
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R. L. Borden
Opera House
Fire destroys valuable mares at Cy press club stable
A stable behind the Cy press club on Staley after noon burned, suffocating a team of Clyde meres owned by Duncan McDonnald and H. Gobbett before they could be saved. The animals were pedigreed and one valued at 600. The cause of the fire remains unknown.
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Cypress Club
Staley
Duncan McDonnald
H. Gobbett
Clyde Meres
Runaway Accident Involving Mr Harris Sends Him to Bed
Mr W C Harris suffered a bed accident Monday when his horse ran away after one shaft detached from the rig. He was thrown from the vehicle and sustained cuts to the head requiring stitches. Dr Smyth attends as Harris remains confined.
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W. C. Harris
Borae
Dr. Smyth
Labor Congress elects officers in Winnipeg meeting
The Labour Congress in Winnipeg re elected the old executive. W R Trotter of Winnipeg named fraternal delegate to the American Federation of Labor. Halifax chosen as next meeting site. Verville re elected president and Draper re nominated as vice president. Draper as secretary treasurer. Provincial officers listed for British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba with respective executives.
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Winnipeg
Trade Congress
W. R. Trotter
American Federation of Labor
Halifax
Verville
P. M. Draper
James Simpson
A. C. Perry
W. M. Leomerd
Edmonton
J. H. Dunlop
Calgary
Saskatchewan
Hugh Peat
Regina
Jas. Somerville
Moose Jaw
T. Stanlake
T. M. Molloy
Manitoba
W. J. Bartlett
W. H. Head
Brandon
H. T. Albert
S. W. McKinnon
Turpin family business changes and local notes
The report notes J W Turpin, formerly of Medicine Hat and Creston B C, buying out Brodie and Stafford in Lethbridge and Jim Turpin continuing in store dealings. Detailing also Mr Thomas E Scott of Detroit leaving after two weeks visiting his mother, and his stock interests at Eagle Butte. Last week McKerracher shipped export beef from the ranch. Rev Munro of Taber preached at St Johns and a church social raised one hundred and fifty dollars. The Women’s Literary Club meets J G Wakock’s home Monday October qth at eight.
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Jim Turpin
Lethbridge
J.W. Turpin
Medicine Hat
Creston
B.C
Brodie & Stafford
Jimmy
Thos. E. Scott
Detroit
Michigge Central Railway
Mr. Scott
Eagle Butte
McKerracher
Mr. Munro
Taber
St John's Presbyterian Church
St. John's Presbyterian Church
Women’s Literary Club
J. G. Wakiock
John Keefe
Bull’s Head
Tabor
Mayor Cousins
Toronto
M. Peard
Port Arthur
Jim Alcock
Saskatoon
Turbiaux
France
John Day
Texas
Col. Turnbull
West
Wallace, Jr
Braemar Street
Wolgeley
Stella Northgraves
Prince Albert
Maude Parker
C. F. Smith
Winnipeg
Miss O'Connor
Dr. Large
Vancouver
Hawke
Kennedy
Balmoral Street
Phil Chevalier
Maple Creek
Robi. Collier
Miss Malcolm
Hl. H. Malcolm
W. A. Muse
J. W. Morrow
Presbyterian Church
Thos. White
Mr. McInnis
Exeter
Ont
Alderman Penhale
T. Flett
Calgary
N. Hay
F. G. Forster
Bert Forster
Medicine Hat Lumber and Manufacturing Co
R. J. Moffatt
Cranbrook
E. RB. D. Porter
Red Deer
Red Deer. Mrs. Botterill
Denver
L. B. Cochram
J. E. McClellan
Moose Jaw
McClellan
Will Swinburne
J. D. Everard
East
Aslie Bel
Campbell DesBrisay
Toronto University
Ewart
Queen's University
Kingston
Bassett
Flett
Miss McNeill
Mr. Lodges
Miss Hay
Mr. Flett
M. M. Downey
T. Reid
Alcock
E. Muir
Roberts
T. H. Rhodes
Regina
Gleichen Call
Slarry Wingfield
C.P.R
Harry
Fred Gilroy
Nelson
Minister of Interior Frank Oliver Visits the City
The Hon. Frank Oliver spent Sunday in the city on a delayed eastbound train, meeting public service officials and praising Medicine Hat’s growth. He discussed wheat prospects in the prairie provinces and will tour Alberta and Saskatchewan land offices, with focus on immigration and western agriculture. He noted improvements in tree culture and city cleanliness since a prior visit.
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Frank Oliver
Oliver
Canada
Dominion
Prairie Provinces
Moose Jaw
W. E. Knowles
M. P
Knowles
West
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Department of Immigration
Dominion House
Far West
Canadian Pacific Railway
C. R. Mitchell
Ami
Medicine Hat
Dodman Colter Quiet Wedding Rural Nunavut Residence
Nellie Colter and W A Dodman wed at seven o clock Monday evening at the bride's parents home Mr J C Colter Rev Bryant officiated The bride wore ivory satin with lace and silk applique Cousin Pearl Cranston as bridesmaid Groom's brother W J E Colter attended After refreshments the couple departed for a coast trip A Gerhard Heintzman piano was among the gifts Medicine Het Exhibition Tuesday and Wednesday.
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J. C. Colter
Nellie
W. A. Dodman
Mr. Bryant
Pearl Cranston
Manitoulin Island
W. J. E. Colter
Gerhard-Heintzman
Social and Personal Notes From Medicine Hat
John Keefe of Bulls Head sails Friday for Tabor while Mayor Cousins heads Tuesday to Toronto. Numerous locals and visitors are listed with arrivals from Winnipeg, Port Arthur, Vancouver, Denver, Calgary, Exeter Ontario and more.
Canneries progress shown at big abbatoir site
Large crowds tour the massive woolen mill compound as the abbatoir rises. Machinery on the ground floor handles tin can making with five presses stamping tops and bottoms while a central unit crimps and solders. The two upper floors will house automatic can filling as Burns advances the 652129 foot structure toward completion.
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Wooles
J. G. Miller
Sigmretantaee
Burns
Stronach Rancher Sought After Calf Theft and Escape
Irvine R N W M P and Cpl Barechal search for A S Stronach amid fears he may harm himself after cattle theft allegations. He sold a calf to E J Hunt for eight dollars and later delivered a slaughtered calf. Stronach vanished. authorities watched his wagon near Bailey place without result.
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A. S. Stromach
Irvine
R.N.W.M.P
Stronach
Cpl. Barechal
Stromech
Knxa
Mr. Hunt
Bailey Place
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens Petition
Hutene McKay
W. C. James
Merchants’ Bank of Canada
Kealy
Provincial Board of Health
Abdermen Baker and
Hoffman
Dundas Street
Esplanade
Medicine Hat Baseball Club
DR. Stoner
Labor Congress
Minister
OF Interior
City
Dodman—Colter
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