Notable Visitors and Activities Around Radium Hot Springs Camp
Invermere notes detail guests registered at Sinclair Hot Springs Camp from Edmonton Calgary Vancouver and beyond, including Stirling Quy Wad Hamill and many others en route to Alpine Club Banff. Reports mention Monarch Life 100,000 Club convention in Windermere, Boy Scout camp at Canal Flats, and Christ Church framework construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invermere
B.C
Sinclair Hot Springs
Radium Hot Springs
John T. Stirling
Edmonton
J. D.C. Quy Wad Family
Calgary
B. T. Mitchell
A. J. McAulay
HB. Menick
Widmonton
A. Norrington
University of Alberta
J. BP. McHadden
New Denver
Tom Uphill
M.P.P
RS. Phillips
Fernie
B. Q
Sister
R. J. Sutherland
Thelma
Golden
Bamford
Cranbrook
Ss. M
Forster
Pinkham
Susk
Ewart
Daisy McCallum
Vancouver
Mary G. Beattie
Sybil D. White
Joan H. Beattie
Page
Cordin Abbott
Tulsa
Okla
K. M. Hambly
J. D. Robertson
J. A. Clark
J. Gair
Killam
H. A. Hornlein
H. Garvin Hornlein
C. Gehrer
San Francisco
Mrs. F. Higgins
Victoria
Sinclair Hot Springs Camp
Monarch Life Assurance Company
Toronto
C.P.R. Lake Windermere
Banff
Japanese Birth Surge In British Columbia Report
Provincial figures show the Japanese population in British Columbia rising rapidly, with 15,006 of Canada’s 15,868 Japanese residents. Births by decade reveal Japanese births outpacing Chinese and whites, with Vancouver recording 1,717 Japanese females and 252 births, yielding a high birth rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
British Columbia
Canada
B.C
Vancouver
Windermere District Reports Highlight Aerial Weather and Agriculture
Special to the Herald Invermere B C July 28 three notable publications reach readers The Smithsonian 1922 Geological Explorations in the Canadian Rockies by Lr Chas D Walcott reports 1921 field work by Dr and Mrs Walcott near the Banff Windermere highway with fine illustrations A government rainfall and weather record by F Napier Dennison Victoria observatory covers Cranbrook and East Kootenay data to 1922 The Dominion experimental station by R Gladwyn Newton presents agricultural results including field crops potatoes and egg production by Lady Dot the hen whose first season yielded 325 eggs Bee keeping shows a high net value per colony The article notes a church edifice will be ready for service serving Invermere Athalmer and Wilmer with the Bishop to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Invermere
B.C
Canadian Rockies
Smithsonian Institute
Chas. D. Walcott
F. Napier Dennison
Dominion Government Observatory
Victoria
Cranbook
East Kootenay
Canada and Atlantic News Briefs Highlight Immigration and Trade
Reports show Canada gathered over four thousand million fish by hatcheries in 1921 and inbound United Kingdom freight averaging 4 500 tons per ship at Vancouver. Government wireless station planned for St Pauls Island. 140 000 Canadian boys join the Young Canadians Forest League to protect timber. Canada seeks greater immigration, with E W Beatty praising prospects. a record CP run tied Orient service, while US capital in Canada tops 2 ½ billion. A collie saves a London West girl on CP tracks, sacrificed itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Vancouver
Dominion
Canadian Forestry Association
The
Young Canadians’ Forest League
Winnipeg
Quebec
Orient
C.P.S.S
First Real Typewriter Marks Women’s Entry to Modern Era
1872 photo shows Mrs daughter of Christopher Latham Sholes operating an early model. A year later refinements led to commercial production. September 12 at Ilion New York commemorates the fiftieth anniversary of notable invention and the rise of women in business.
Carelessness Cited as Cause of Rising Auto Fatalities
The article notes a 60 percent rise in motor vehicle deaths at railway crossings in Canada and the United States, attributing many crashes to recklessness and failure to observe. It urges better regulations and enforcement, plus driver awareness that high powered engines bring danger as well as speed and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Motor Trafic
New Windermere Road Draws Many Here in Invermere District
Invermere British Columbia August 4 The Bank Windermere motor highway began June 80 opening to traffic since then 1064 cars registered at the entrance gates by July 23 With seven days uncounted the total likely rises by about five hundred more Businesses along the route report a sharp rise and Lake Windermere camp lodgings increased over 250 percent in July 1922 Two women M rs McFadden of London BC and Miss Norrington of the University of Alberta attempted a foot journey from Firlands station reaching their destination safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invermere
B.C
Bank-Windermere Motor Highway
Columbua
CPLR
Lake Windermere
Tasgo
McFadden
London
B. C
Miss Norrington
University of Alberta
Firlands Station
Wisdom of Methuselah and Solomon on wives and aging
A humorous, archaic-tinted reflection quotes Solomon and wisdom traditions. It muses on a wife’s questions about a wrist watch and contrasts biblical labor hours with life’s passing, urging modesty and acceptance of aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Mrs Ritter praises Pacific Milk after moving away
Mrs Ritter writes from outside British Columbia to say she appreciates Pacific Milk now that she cannot obtain it. She recalls liking other brands in Vancouver but found Pacific Milk superior for cooking and genuine in quality.
Premier Harding visit mocks Canadian press in Fernie report
Fernie Daily Press notes Labor work on the Trans continental highway near White Spruce and Coal Creek road values 6300 dollars and a lower Sand Creek bridge at 2000 dollars. It reports Premier John Oliver joining a parade honoring President Harding wearing casual dress and contrasts with a minister of mines Wm Sloan mistaken for the U.S. president. The Hogk calls out The Daily Province for publishing cartoons about a Canadian quarter and questions who The Province serves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie
White Spruce
Coal Creek Road
Lower Sand Creek
Fernie Prep Press
Vancouver
John
Harding
United States
Hogk
Canada
Fernio Free Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Congregations of the Methodist and Presbyterian Churches
Methodist Church
E. W. McKay
United Choirs
Puneral
P.O
B. A. Moorhouse
A.m.b.lc
B.C.L
Land Surveyor Office
Armstrong Ave
W.a.fergie
Campbell-Manning Block
Drs. Green & MacKinnon Physicians and Surgeons Office
Armstrong Avenue
F. B. Miles
Hanson Blk
F.m.macpherson
Norbury Ave
City Hall
Women’s Institute
G.W.V.A. Hall
F. Constantine
Flee
G. Taylor
L 0. C
Key City Lodge
Monteanace
N.G. Rec
Bec
Knights of Columbus
Knights OF Pythias Hall
C. Godderis
L. D. Cafe
Little Davenport
L.D
van Horne ST. Opp
Kwong Chong Laundry
W. D. Hill
Windermere
P. J. McFadden
Cresent Bay
Alpine Club
Mr. H. C. Rayson
Mrs. Rayson
F. Bertram Atkinson
Mr. D. Larmour
Canal Flats
Columbia Lake
C. G. T. Harcourt
Imperial Bank of Canada
Mary B. Crawford
Basil G. Hamilon
Miss May Starke
Montreal
Christ Church
Geo. R. Leask
Norbury Avenue
Edwards Street
Cranbrook St
Bank of Commerce
Masonic Temple
Ernest B. King
Best of
Windermere District
Church of England
Athalmer
Wilmer
Department of Marine and Fisheries
St. Paul’s Island
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Nova Scotia
E. W. Beatty
K.C
England
Canadian Pacific Railway
Bankers’ Trust Company of
New York
London West
Mrs. Ritter
Ebm
Pacific Milk Co., Ltd
Abbotsford
Tadner
City Laundry
Lewis St. & Clark Ave
Fata
Rei
Cranbrook Cottage Hospital
A. Crawford
Gerden Avenue
Nome Bakery
John Gard
Hanaga Avenue
Big Butte Dairy Farm
FHONE
Canadian Pacific
Nelson
Spokane
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Cranbrook, Wyerlife
Kimberley Service
J. B. Proctor
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