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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
3
WASA NOTES Lowering Lumber logs by caterpillar tractor
A Caterpillar gasoline tractor is being put into service at the Lowering Lumber Co to haul two truck loads of logs per trip. The system aims to solve the log hauling for the season, with up to eight to ten thousand feet per trailer possible under favorable conditions. Trucks are steel-framed and built for heavy loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowering Lumber Co
Lost Title Notice at Nelson Land Registry
Notice of intention to issue a provisional certificate of title for Lot 204 Group 1 in the Kootenay District to Ellen Smith after one calendar month from publication. Contact Land Registry Office Nelson BC dated July 4 1923. first publication July 13 1923. Also notes farm news from Penticton and local harvest and cannery expansion plans by Pacific Berry Growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Smith
Land Registry Office
Nelson
B. C
A.D
Senate Justified in Refusing to Sanction Some Bills
Senator Crowe defended Senate action on government bills returning from parliament duties. He praised attendance, debates, and defended the six month hoist to the C N R appropriations bill. He argued for separate bills to fund essential railway extensions, criticizing the government’s refusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
J. Crowe
Red Chamber
Crowe
C.N.R
National Railway
Dominio n politics debate over liquor bill and costs
Senator Crowe blamed Attorney General Manson for misleading senators and derailing the anti import liquor bill. The bill had a $28 million face value but cost estimates rose to about $100 million with supplementary funds, including $73 million for the CNR earmarked for extensions. He warned no Dominion election is likely for two years as Conservatives assess public mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Crowe
Ontario
Nova Scotia’s Scenic Spring Draws Imaînes to Verdant Coasts
A 19th century diary excerpt by Lt Col Sleigh praises Nova Scotia from the Land of Evangeline to Annapolis Royal. He describes lakes and rivers like Gaspereaux and Kennetcook, trout-rich waters, and wild, romantic landscapes that still attract tourists in spring and summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thich
Evangeline
Sleigh
Broken Springs
Kentville
Gaspereaux
Isaac Walton
Nova Scotia
St. Croix
Kennetcook
la Have
Annapolis Royal
Colonel Sleigh
Fort Steele Notes: Local Happenings and Incidents
Mr and Mrs John Millar traveled to Spokane on Thursday. A fire at Ht L T Galbraith’s home was detected early Tuesday and limited to the exterior. interior damage was avoided. Stewart Forbes visited his old New Brunswick home. the Presbyterian service proceeded with lower attendance and August meeting was canceled. Ted Cretney returned from the ranch. a logging train collision near Kootenay bridge caused a damaged speeder but no injuries. Haying is active with strong rye crops noted from Phillips and Crooks. John Millar returned from Spokane after eye surgery resulting in removal of one eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ht. L. T. Galbraith
Stewart Forbes
New Brunswick
Kootenay Bridge
John Millar
Spokane
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THE
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EL GO
Oscar Hall
Ube
Tony
WASA
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Tubby Turner
Clare Manning
Tilton
Pop
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Richard
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C. Rulke
Little
Lovering
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Mr. Manning
Calgary
Wasa Lake
Jack McDonald
Wase
Ross Saskatoon Lot. Co
Dave Coffee
Harry Munroe
Cranbrook
Dickie
Kimberley Aime
Jon
Ed. Woods
Greece
Harry Stevenson
Lumber Company
Bert Reed
Kootenay River
McLaughlin
Mr. Severance
Jack Joe Towers
Lovering Camp
Tom
Jack Taylor
Jack
Rai
Land Registry Act
Kootenay District
A. W. Idiens Reoglatrar
Firat
Hales Ross
Canada
Sam" McDonald
Arizona
Har Vent
Penticton
Pacific Berry Grow Era
Cranbrook Cartage & Transfer CO
Towress & Adams
C.P.B. Depot
Vancouver Breweries Ltd
Liquor Control Board
Government of
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Fort Steele
Presbyterian Church
EB. B. King
Ted Cretney
E. Howard
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Crooks
Hontreal
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Vancouver
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Delany & Sinclair
Cranbrook Fhote
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