Kaslo and Boundary Creek News Aggressively Mixed Local Update
The clipping notes Nelson facing a HOU chib, Gulans leaving TH i tor Thaly, and various local developments. It mentions Potatoes shipped from Chilliwack to the United States, new fire trucks for Cranbook, and a soldier memorial fountain in New Denver. General Currie to visit Canada in June, Kaslo mushroom farming, and death notices for J C Holden and Dr Sibree Clarke. Vancouver whiskey raids and job challenges for Austrians are touched on, along with transport shifts in Kaslo and a possible hospital move for Leland Hotel.
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Nelson
Clarke
Pringeton
Hough
Sumils
B. G
B. C
Chilliwack
United States
Cranprook Fire Brigade
New Denver
Arthur Currie
Canada
Kaslo
Dave Kane
Kane
J.C. Holden
Montreal
Fraser River
Boundary Creek
D. H. McKinnon
Dawson
Edmonton
Golden
Mexico
Carranza
Vancouver
Sibree Clarke
Kamloops
Ashcroft
Nakusp
Leland Hotel
London
Dan Morgan
Government asks newspapers to broadcast official plans
A provincial government in British Columbia seeks free publicity for its schemes including correspondence schools for coal miners and stenographer exams. Officials would be paid, yet newspapers are asked to supply space free, with costs covered by public funds in effect.
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Bomo
Goverunment
Brite
Columbia
Impression Uiata
Anys Lhe- Ashcroft Journal
Department of Education
Civil Service Department
Ag Naual
Free Grany
Lone
Waroa
Poetic Officer Sends Verse Mocking Armistice Timing
A Haney writer sends the Record a specimen of his verse titled Poosies. The stanza notes spring’s arrival with birds and toads on the lawn and jokes about an armistice, attributing credit to Honest John.
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Haney
Thas
John
Miners’ Dynamite Accident In Boundary County
Last month in Boundary county some miners drank dynamite. One man fell down stairs and exploded, causing a fatal or serious blast incident that drew local attention to safety practices and stray explosives.
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Boundary Country
Russia trials evoke worry and mock parliament
In scattered regions a four-man group faces jail for concerns over political troubles. A mock parliament led by Merrit rivals Victoria in tone and vigor, delivering a successor-like display that mirrors contemporary governance debates.
Press Duty and National Unity in Wartime Canada
The article discusses the press's role in forming loyal citizenship and national thought during wartime. It stresses educating immigrants, reforming immigration, and preserving national unity. It highlights Canada’s press influence on international relations and urges cooperation among publishers to meet rising costs and campaigns. It notes opposition to government printing an agricultural journal against existing weeklies.
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SUNY
Wuesonw
Cipital
Zenegal
Canada
British Empire
United States
Taylor
British Columbia
Fle
Lrnileh Columbia
Big event in Rusk Kin marks the 24th run
A fragmented note describes a large event in Rusk Kin on the 24th with mention of The Fraver and the Vancouver Suns. The text mocks the Suns jokes and editorial pages, implying a clash between humor and editorials without clear details or outcomes.
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Rusk- Kin
Fraver
The
Vancouver Suns
Flag stolen from Matsqui Hotel before hoisting
Our society editor reports a mysterious thief entered the Matsqui Hotel on the evening of the 23rd and stole a new flag intended for display on the 24th. The proprietor vows pursuit, while Mr. Murphy declares he would make the culprit vanish.
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Matsqui
Murphy
Maple Ridge Discusses Municipal Separation and Postponed Meeting
Maple Ridge officials report on creating a separate entity while weather delays a key Monday night session. Committees present speculative proposals on poultry dairy and economic measures with a plan to publish a comparative chart of factors and finalize decisions.
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Thalould de
Fragments touch on historic navigation and land disputes
Fragmentary text references miners, land ownership, a railroad controversy, and a former navigation head. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors, but hints at historic disputes over land, transit routes, and notable figures emerge in a single jumbled record.
Bouquet and banquet honor printer students praise
Last Friday the sporting editor of a family journal received a bouquet from a kind donor. The note praised Mrs. Michow for her generosity and brightened the print shop. A smile and a saintly voice followed as she spoke of flowers from Nisomen Siongh, and appreciation was shown by hosting a banquet.
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Uus Family Journal
Nicomen
Jabors
Bizarre Mid Brickonmie Incident Attracts Attention
Odd 사건 recounts a strange episode in BriCKONMIE involving a group led by Gy Grin Korte Sun and Norby Hark. They reportedly burned harness and killed animals, then uncovered a corpse in a crude box. Alex Liegoff’s death preceded the incident, and police later jailed Paul Linbush and Wal Linsolf. The case heads to a June jury in Nelion with possible five year penalties.
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Brickonmie
Norby
Gy Grin Korte Sun
Ua Grigo
Tanaties
Peter Veregii
Caron
Dante
Alex Liegoff
Morrestor
Nan
King's Highway
Stanfield
Mr. Stanfield
Sin BU Cherenko
Paul Linbush
Wal
Linsolf
Cain
Nelion
Parliament at Okiawa to adjourn on July 20
Parliament at Okiawa will adjourn on July 20 after a morning session. Members are expected to discuss ongoing bills and schedules for the upcoming term. The adjournment follows routine legislative business and preparation for the next assembly meeting.
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Okiawa
Lemon juice skin lightening lotion advertised to women
An old ad promotes a lemon juice based skin beautifier. It instructs mixing three ounces of Orchard White with two fresh lemons to yield a quarter pint lotion that whitens, softens, and brightens skin, with daily facial massage tips.
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Bellevue
Victoria Phoenix
Milwaukee
Russia
Merrit
Victoria
Maple Ridge
Coursa
Sumil Mulles
Cherie Dairy Auk
Mrchiow
Analden
Dominion of Canada
National War Savings Committed
British Galumbia
Nancouver, B.C
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