Baynes Lake and Waldo News Roundup
Weekend reports from Baynes Lake and Waldo cover oil prospects at Beck well with potential output up to 20 million cubic feet daily, local fishing, travel by residents including Constable Brown in a new Dodge, and various visits to Lethbridge Cranbrook Fernie Elko. Community notes include school district meeting results, forest fire updates, road hazards, and notable residents over the Sunday to Monday period.
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F. W. Adolph
Baynes
Shelby
Mont
Beck
Elko Happenings Show Local Visits and News
Local notes from Elko recount visits by Fernie residents Mr dtn McLean and Mrs J H Duncan among others. Several travelers pass through Elko en route to the States and Coleman. A Sunday school has reopened led by Mr J Croscombe, with various residents hosting guests and small community events. An industrial accident ended with medical care and stitches after a fall in the tunnel.
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Dtn McLean
Fernie
Elko
J. H. Duncan
J. Croscombe
Mr. T. Beveridge
Mr.t. Young
Ladysmith
Vancouver Island
Mrs
T. H. Duncan
Coleman
Alta
Ontario Gold Mining Develops on Expanded Scale Says Bryce
R A Bryce a prominent Toronto mining engineer reports that Ontario is seeing extensive mining industry development with many engineers from the United States and Great Britain joining recently Their recommendations are expected to fuel further growth in the province s gold sector.
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Toronto
Ont
Ontario
R. A. Bryce
Bryce
United States
Great Britain
Household Tips From An Early 20th Century Guide
Practical advice covers darning stockings with crochet cotton to avoid stiffness in wash, fixing window frames with melted lard, preventing ham mold by vinegar, improving palms or ferns with olive oil, using a hair tonic with towels and a rubber sheet, removing scorch with onion and oxalic acid, cleaning ink with oxalic acid and water, avoiding drying woolens on lines, guiding ribbon threading with pins, protecting fine china with a folded towel, and repurposing old whisk brooms into brushes.
Increased Provincial Administrative Costs Across Canada
The Financial Post reports steep rises in provincial administration costs over five years. 1917 spending was about $9,531,740 in British Columbia, rising to $17,346,487 in 1922. Per capita costs in 1922 vary by province with British Columbia highest at $30.11 and Quebec lowest at $6. The all Canada per capita admin expense jumped from $7.16 in 1917 to $12.54 in 1922, while forest, automobile, land lease, and license revenues continue to grow and corporations contribute about $25,000,000 yearly.
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Financial Post
British Columbia
Canada
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
New Brunswick
Quebec
Pacific Milk Inspires Cottage Kitchen Confidence
Mrs. R and two children live near the border with her parents in a cottage. A farmer boy delivers fresh milk daily and Mrs. R notes Pacific Milk is preferred for cooking and her husband’s cocoa. She says it is the only cake that comes out well.
Editors Visit Maritime Provinces on Annual Conference Tour
A 180 strong editors group from weekly newspapers toured the Maritime Provinces visiting Halifax Digby St John and Quebec aboard CP and CN lines. They attended a convention in Halifax and viewed the Frontenac chateau with a new tower wing. Next year the convention heads to Quebec with a possible post tour to France.
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Weel
Chatoas Frontenac
Halifas
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Vancouver
Ottawa
Halifax
Maritime Provinces
Toronto
Cinza
East
Canada
H.R
St. John
Digby
Bay of Fundy
Dominion Tenis Maleony
Annapolis Valley
Dupory
Iiem Beggege
Eae Seite
Spe Elas Ae Arrange
E. Roy Sayles
Association
W. B. Howard
J. Harry Smith
Canadian Pacific Y
Quebec
Frontenac
Aeis
Jani
Walt
Eshibie Ba
France
Yen Bated Eit
Athe
Demobilized British officers to come to Canada
Ottawa reports that a large number of British officers and men from India and civil gentry will demobilize and come to Canada for re establishment. Col. Robert Innes notes the department of civil re establishment expects further batches with about 100 already arriving and more later.
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Ottawa
Ont
India
Clvil Gery
Canada
Robert Innes
Agriculture
Department of Civil
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Methodist and Presbyterian Churches
Presbyterian Church
B. W. McKay
United Choirs
Kelowna
B.C
Okanagan Valley
Keremeog
Bame Joops
Keremeos
P.O
B. A. Moorhouse
B.C.L
Land Surveyor Office
Armstrong Ave
Cranbrook
W.a.fergie
Campbell-Manning Block
Drs. Green & MacKinnon Physicians and Surgeons Office
Armstrong Avenue
CRAN
F. B. Miles
Hanson Bik
F.m.macpherson
Norbury Ave
City Hall
Women’s Institute
G.W.V.A. Hall
F. Constantine
8. Taylor
C. F
KEY City Lodge
N.G. R
L. Burtch
Rec
G. Dingley
P.G
Knights of Columbus
Knights OF Pythias Hall
C.godderis
Little Davenport
van Hornest
Kwong Chong Laundry
W. D. Hill
SE Bynes
Masonic
Ernest E. King
Baynes Lake
Waldo
Rock Creek
Constable Brown
Calgary
Province
Bull River
Walter Sheridan
Mr. W. Price
Mr. W. McInnis
Columbia Hotel
Mr. J. McCabe
The
Prairies
Miss Finley
Jack Gates
John
South Fork
Mowry
Mrs. W. Woods
Lethbridge
Major Moffatt
Miss D. Hughes
Shooty
Col. Pollen
G. McParlan
Minger
P. Backs
Mr. K. Lunn
Hanson
May MacKay
Waldo Hotel
Elk Hotel
Bob Hubersty
Hig
John Miller
McLaughlin
Elko Hills
Bill Duncan
C. L. Edwards
Newgate
Biko
B. J. Laidley
Nelson
Passmore
Kootenay Telephone Co
Bi. L. Carlson
Nakusp
John McCabe
Wigwam
W. I. Huston
Blairmore
Arrow Head Lakes
R. C. Downes
Michigan
G. Miller
Jean Ingham
Green
J. A. McDonald
Winston Bros. Contracting Co
Asselstine
Geo. R. Leask
Norbury Avenue
Edwards Street
Montana
Cranbrook St
Bank of Commerce
Crown Chemical Products OF Canada
Domtalon
Pacific Milk Co., Ltd
Faetorien
Abbotsford
Ladner
City Laundry
Lewis St. & Clark Ave
Futa’s
Ryravelbe
Grend
Cranbrook Cottage
A. Crawford
Garden Avenue
Phi
Frame
Norbu
John GA
Painter & Paperham
Hanson Ave
Boi Cranbrook
Big Butte Dairy
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Nolaon
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