Not Fair to Lumber Industry in Kootenays Case
A heated discussion argues for fair freight and lumber price reductions tied to CP rail rates. Industry leaders claim reductions favor main markets while neglecting Kootenay territory, urging balanced concessions to protect settlers and manufacturers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teinhier
Awitt Carrene
Noorberti
Phesent
Colbieiver Lomber Company
Peters
CP. Reon
Reading
Bust Kootonity
C. Plr
C. P.R
United States
Canada
Nootenays
The
Herald
C.D. OR
Mining Dents Report February Output From Koote Mines
The Yinir mine manager reports February results by cable. Production includes 2,750 tons crushed and 1,600 bullion value from core, with concentrates yielding an estimated value near 7,400, 760 tons cyanide treated, and 800 in sundry revenue. Development spends and resumed operations at Northport, Velvet, Portland, and other mines are noted alongside ore prospects and smelter activity in Grand Forks Greenwood and Ameconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yinir
Northport
Velvet
Portland
Rossland
International Coal and Coke Company
Coloniin
New Lumber Firm Plans Fernie Mill and Extension
Morrissey Despatch reports that Grade Ownan Carlson plans a lumber mill about a mile from Fernie with 35 to 40 workers after next month. The G O N R may build an extension. machinery from a Montana plant may be moved for local operation. Timber land staking and crown grants create uncertainty over millable timber and ownership.
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Morrissey
G. ON. R
Fernie
Grade
Ownan & Carlson
Montina
Baled Hay for Sale in Lethbridge Alta
Good upland hay for sale. Apply to Walter Whitney in Lethbridge Alberta.
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Walter Whitney
Lethbridge
Alta
Big Gold Strike At Nahani River In British Columbia
Tele graph Creek trader Hyland reports gold specimens from the Nahani river near Laird and Dease rivers in northeast British Columbia. John Morrow and an Indian prospector helped reveal rich placer finds, sparking a stampede as miners rush to stake claims despite heavy ice and snow.
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Victoria
Marcel
Tack Hyland
Telegraph Creek
British Columbia
Nahani
Laird
Dease
Britail Columbia
Hylind
John Morrow
Morrow
Cassia
Olograph Creek
Uigland
Hyland
Cranbrook Letter Contesting Local Notices and Mischief
The Old Man laments poor quality mail catalogs from Simpson & Co and favors Reid's, Manning, Lacey, Siddon's, Fort Steele Mercantile, and Morrow & McFar lane's for purchases. A Cranbrook tale recalls a Baptist baptism joke with a cat and kittens, while youths face jail or whipping for theft at East Kootenay mill. Banana crops look promising amid wet weather, and concerns arise over young girls roaming streets late at night as stallboys face trouble for stealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heridd
Simpson's
Simpson & Co
Reid's
Manning
World’s Fair Visitor’s Guide ad with lodging and directory
This richly illustrated guide promotes the World’s Fair visit with a daily events calendar and extensive exhibitor information. It includes a full list of hotels and rooming houses with rates and a city directory, offered for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visitor's Guide
Visitor's Guide Publishing Company
Greer Avenue
St Louis
Cranbrook Receives Encouragement Amid Regional Rail Debate
The Herald criticizes Cranbrook's local opponents while praising the Corbin road project from Yahk to Spoke and its potential to boost the Yahk valley and district. The Prospector and others are urged to support regional progress, with Cranbrook framed as a key growth center for South East Kootenay.
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Herald
South Rist Kooteray
Spokines
Cranbrook
Fernie
Mogie
Mort Steale
Elko
Wardner
Het Joy
Grace
Corbin
The
Yahk
Boundary Line
Prospector
Yalk
Crambrooks
Crabrook
Moyle
Cranbrook Herald
Browl Vane
Brother Grace
Kootenay
Grice
Fort Steele
Cranbrook Boom Sparks Surging Property Development
Cranbrook exhibits strong growth with a flood of new builds and rising property purchases during a busy expansion period. James Greer lists multiple projects and builders, including J. Miwell and Cheonge Johnson, Hill & Co, and Shelton & Clapp, detailing new two story blocks, store additions, and resident relocations along Baker Street and Armstrong avenues.
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Cranbrook
Dimes Gill
Townsire
Baker Street
Armstrong
Hanson
James Greer
the Herald
Sharkelton
Garret
Jones
A. Greer
John Fink
Coell Prost
Hazel
Mr. Laplere
Armstrong Avenue
Shelton
The Literary Society Meeting Concludes Its Year
The Literary Society reports a successful year with strong public entertainment and knowledge spread. Treasurer Miss Daisey Moffat notes contributions and a balance carried to the public school Hilary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisey Moffat
Bilianew
Hilary
Cranbrook Herald Reaches Sixth Year of Publication
Mogie Leader notes the Cranbrook Herald marks six years of rapid progress and prosperity. Old Man Simpson publishes a bright weekly, and FW Simpson earns praise for making a strong paper, reflected in thriving advertising and solid local business support.
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Mogie
Cranbrook Herald
Cranbrook
The
Herald
Simpson
Rip van Winkle
Phoenix Pioneer
FW. Simpson
Pioneer
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Canadian Bank of Commerce
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A. Cox
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Colnook Dacielo
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Imperial Bank OF Canada Capital
Ontario
T. R. Merritt
D.R. Wilkie
Europe
F. H. Marsh
Fort Steele Mercantile Co. Limited
Beale & Elwell
ST. Eugene
W. H. Wilson
Tow Tealm
Len
Ohiretack
Favelry
Jesus
UA. F. Tate
Jeweler
Mining News
Koote- Things
Granby
Boundary
Granby Company
Grand Works
British Columbia Copper Company
Ameconda
Montreal & Boston Company
Greenwood
Grand Forks
New York
New Lumber Firm
Elsie Josephine Brown
Albert E. Brown
Warder
Sara Spsserre
Bred Roo
Roosville
Pred
O. K
Jules
Hearst
Herald Office
Boost Cranbrook
Michigan
Baptist Church
Dim Gill
East Kootenay Mill
the Literary Society
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Fort Stealass
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