The Wetaskiwin times (1927-07-14)

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Title
The Wetaskiwin times (1927-07-14)
Author
Indians
Publication year listed
1927
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The Wetaskiwin times (1927-07-14)

Year: 1927

Page 1: - Cyclonic Churn Takes Toll - Friday Proved a Decidedly Unlucky Day for Pet Pigeon - Wheat Cutting is under Way in Ontario Fields - Many Hundred Are Reported as Killed in Palestine Quake - Where Cree and Blackfoot Buried the Hatchet in 1867 - Pow-Wow Climax of Invasion Wetaskiwin by Indians from South - Jealousy is Thought to be Cause of Crime - Expect Three Hundrer Million Bushels Wheat - C. P. Crop Report Highly Optimistic throughout West - Mutual Creamery's Cheese Winner of the Gold Medal - Start a War on Noxious Weeds Here Page 2: - Mr. Peaslee's Judgment - Inland Atlantic Salmon of N. B. - Seven Burned to Death in Fire in Apartment House - Minnehik and Pendryl Hold Community Picnic, Buck Lake Page 3: - Spirit of Goodwill Twixt Whites and Reds but Intensified - Confederation and after; Sixty Years of Progress Canada's Farthest North - The Rise of Journalism - How to Play Bridge - Carrying the Canadian Flag to World Ports - Communication - "Hop Hikers" Not Popular with Guardians of the Law - Has No Deterrent Effect Page 4: - All-Red Cable Route via Pacific Doubled - Young Offenders Increase - Nelson's Trial Postponed - Cornerstone to be Laid at Olds on July 22 - Elephant

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