Town planning contrasts spur Cranbrook growth caution
In Cranbrook and beyond towns in the province suffer from haphazard growth and costly undeveloped lots. A British planner, Thomas Adams, urges rational, districted development with large scale maps. Nelson is examined as an example where vacant lots and utilities shape urged zoning and building by laws to control expansion and save future costs. The piece cites financial cautions and compares planning to fire insurance.
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Cranbrook
East
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Thomas Adams
Commission of Conservation
Ottawa
Nelson City
DBCC
Adams
Nelson
City of
Poperty
Lila
Pramier Oliver
Moyie Lumber Co machinery on the ground
Twenty years ago in 1901 the Moyie Lumber Co showed all gear on the ground and being reset. Cranbrook Tennis Club held a Tuesday evening dance described as a success with Moyle leading in a novelty holdup. S.A. Scott was the victim. Dave Griffith of Wild Horse arrived with about $100 in gold dust, sold to the Bank of Commerce. R Randolph Bruce lings secured a 60 foot tunnelling contract on the Kootenay Queen near Toby Creek. M McInnis & Co. meat markets across southeast Kootenay merged with P Burns & Co.
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Moyie Lum*ber Co
Cranbrook Tennis Club
Dave Griffith
Wild Horse
Mesday
Tie
Hank of Commerce
R. Randolph Brucelings
Kootenay Queen
Toby Creek
M. McInnis & Co
Kootenay
P. Burns & Co
Liberal Party Faces Debt Burdens Plague BC Taxpayers
The Vancouver Sun reports that the liberal party's policies threaten to destroy finances and pile up enormous liabilities for payment by British Columbia taxpayers, signaling a heavy tax burden and fiscal risk for residents.
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Liberal Party
British Columbia
Vancouver Sun
Windermere District Notes from the Canadian region
Special to the Herald reports a stream of visitors at Windermere District In Invermere Ang 6 Mrs W J G Hall and son visit from Lacombe to see Mrs W Howard Cleland Colonel Julia Henshaw arrives by auto to renew gouintinees with the district She leaves for the north later English journalist Frederick Nivin and wife enjoy a prolonged holiday with excursions to local beauty spots J Murray Gibbon president of the Canadian Authors Association tours the mountains visiting Lake of the Hanging Glaciers Mrs Thomas Ewer of Tilsonburg visits daughter Mrs Gladwyn Newton Dr Schofield Dominion Geological Service conducts mineral survey Rev Mr Sandilands rector Ashcroft visits brother Mr B M Sandilands at Wilmer P Allan and wife and children from Portland Oregon travel by car visiting Mr and Mrs Davis at the White House Windermere They were in the Sth Battalion Mr and Mrs Edwards of Calgary stay at Windermere at the White House Gilbert Taynton of the Imperial Bank of Canada Penrid branch holidaying with his parents Mr and Mrs Wilson of Nanatmo
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Mrs. P. Allan
Portland
Oregon
Spokane
Mrs. Davis
White House
Windermere
Allan
Sth
Notable visitors from Golden and Stettler reach Premier Ranel
Dr and Mrs Coy travel from Golden and Mr and Mrs Alfred Alexander from Stettler Alta visit old friends Mr and Mrs J W Morland and Mr and Mrs Ballantyne at Premier Ranel Windermere for a time.
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Alfred Alexander
Stettler
Alta
J. W. Morland
Mrs. Ballantyne
Premier Ranel
Windermere
Tourist Faults City Auto Camp Facilities
A Calgary Herald report claims a tourist left a hotel due to poor camping accommodations. The Camp site has seen heavy tourist turnout, with tents pitched outside the enclosure, sparking Board of Trade review but no confirmed grounds for complaint.
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Son Whitt
Calgary Herald
Board of Trade
Ford profits soar beyond all records in May
Henry Ford's May profits reportedly hit 18 million with a per car profit around 189 thousand, aided by faster production and lower material costs. June may top May as prices drop by 25 dollars on most models, with a Ford July schedule claiming one car every six and a half seconds and a cash balance near 119 million.
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Ford
Henry Ford
KH. G. Pipp
Dearborn Independent
Ford's Weekly
Pipp
Ford Company
Ftir
The
Wall Street Journal
Canadian Pacific Train Schedules Mentioned for Western Service
A Canadian Pacific timetable notes train No. 68 from Calgary to Fernie and intermediate stops at Lethbridge Medicine Hat and other points with arrival and departure times such as 4.10 p.m. and 4.20 p.m. Cranbrook Wycliffe Kimberley services and No. S28 leaving at 7 a.m. No. S24 arriving 2.10 p.m. Cranbrook Lake Windermere and Golden services listed.
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Fernie
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Mascot group mining claims near St Marys field detailed
Readable survey notes describe the Mascot group on Hell Roaring Creek near St Marys river, with four claims owned by James Angis and William Tarrant. A strong quartz fissure vein runs 2000 feet, with ore minerals galena and sphalerite. development includes a 56 foot shaft and eight south cuts. Reported ore samples show high gold and silver values, though access is via a rough trail and damaged shaft gear.
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St. Mary's River
Mascot Group
Mascot
Mascot No. 2
Eclipse
Eclipse No. 2
James Angis
Marysville
William Tarrant
Theer
St. Mary's Wagon Road
Camp usage could spur extra space in next season
The Calgary Herald notes the extensive use of the camp by tourists this summer and suggests that, due to high occupancy, additional space may be provided for the next season. C. C. Rodgers of Creston visited the city for a weekend.
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Calgary Herald
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