Province invites large exhibit at Lethbridge Dry Farming Congress
Deputy Minister Wm. Ei. Scott informs Secretary Halsall that the Victoria Department of Agriculture will display a provincial exhibit at the Lethbridge Dry Farming Congress on October 21 26 1912. Exhibits from boards of trade are invited, transport costs paid, and each district’s display to be advertised. Only dry farming methods without irrigation will be accepted. printed district precipitation cards are urged.
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W. By
Scott
Halsall
Board of Trade
Lethbridge
Boards of Trade
Tion
Congress
Lumbering Developments Across Elko Valley Mills
The Bak er Lumber Company at Waldo in the Elk Valley built in 1906 operates a 20 hour cycle with 10 hour capacity of 40,000 feet and a townsite of 800 acres. Adolph Lumber Company at Baynes Lake runs a 50,000 foot ten hour mill, shipping via CPR and Great Northern railways. Rock Creek Lumber Company near Elko reports a 35,000 ton capacity mill with 4,500,000 feet cut last season and plans for more timber, hindered by a missing rail line completion. New auto routes attract sightseers and local development groups plan to push valley needs in the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Lumber Company, Ltd
Waldo
Hk Valley
Kootenay
Charles McNab
Adolph Lumber Company, Ltd
Baynes Lake
Elko Valley
Prairies
Canadian Pacific Railway
Great Northern Railway
F. W. Adolph
W. H. Griffith
Rock Creek
Elko
Rock Creek Lumber Company, Ltd
Jas. Joyce
R. Joyce
Mayook
Cranbrook
Messrs. Joyce
CPR
Galloway-Waldo
Waterous Company
H.p
Arthur Fenwick
Port Steele
B.C
Missoula
Mont
Seattle
Everett
Clark's Fork
Batis ‘Poll
Eureka
Roosville
Ike
Fernie
Auto Highway Proposal Through Flathead and Lincoln Valleys
Tobacco Valley Development association discusses plans for an auto highway through Flathead and Lincoln counties via Stillwater and Tobacco Valley to connect with British Columbia trunk highways. President Tetrault and Secretary Bradburn will inspect the route to determine required work for Kalispell Eureka road alignment and linkage to Northwest Trail.
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Elko
J. C
Tobacco Valley Development Association
Flathead
Lincoln
Stillwater
Tobacco Valley
British Columbia
Kalispell- Eureka
J. T. Tetrault
Association
L. H. Bradburn
American Automobile Association
Northwest Trail
Glacier National Park
Elko and
East Kootenay
Roosville Pass
Newbro's Herpicide Promises Dandruff Germ Destruction
Advertises Newbro's Herpicide as the original dandruff germ destroyer. Claims it stops hair loss, softens and adds life to the hair. Promotes availability at barber shops and druggists, asks readers to order a sample by sending ten cents to Detroit. Prices 60 cents and one dollar, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Dept. R
Detroit
Mich
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Department of Agriculture
Victoria
Wm. Ei. Scott
Brookfield Creamery
Skaemara
Shaughnessy Heights
Vancon
Langara
Eres
Shaughnersy Heights
Vancouver
E. D. McLaren
Stanley Court
B. C
Upj
Davis Bros. Electric Co
Vio, Rollins
Mer
Seymour
Granville Street
Granville Palace
Lincoln Valley
the Herald
Voltaire
Sarcastique
Vabbé Mignot
Celui
Grimm
Sa Correspondance Littéraire
Madame Denis
Inutile de Dire
Mégarde
Lui
Échappe
Quellefois
Alors
Barreau
Sauf
Odenr
le Tournant
Dike, Loxarin
Boundary Line
United States
Canada
Kingsgate
J.D. McBride
Burns & Co., Ltd
Calgary
Alta
the Riverside Nurseries
F. H. Worthington
Crand Forks
Coldstream Estate Nurseries
Vernon, B. C
P. DE Vere Hunt
Imperial Bank of Canada
Toronto
D. R. Wilkie
Robert Jaffray
Savings Department
W. Supple
the Land Land and Development Co., Ltd
P. Lund
Kootenay Valley
Wardner
Marysville
THE
Queen's Hotel
H. S. Stephens
Calgary, Alberta
Royal Bank OF Canada
Montreal
Quebec
H. 8. Holt
L. Pease
T.B. O'Connell
Jos, Brault
Canadian Hotel
Cranbrook Plumbing, Tinsmith & Heating Co
P.O. Box
W. F. Johnson
Edward
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