Great natural resources in East Kootenay viewed for future growth
The Herald surveys East Kootenay’s prospects over four years noting lumber boom past, mining apathy, and a shift to agriculture. It cites rail expansion, irrigation projects, English capital interest, and rich coal and mineral belts around Cranbrook, Canal Flats, and Moyle, predicting a new era of prosperity driven by farming and infrastructure.
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Herald
East Kootenay
Canada
Fisher Peak
Avera
Cranbrook Mar
Cranbrook
Creston
Sreaty
Kootenay Central
Golden
Upper Columbia
Lower Columbia Canal
Flat
Findley Creek
Siookarohivell
Wasa
Fort Steele
Crows Nest
C. P.R
Jaffray
Beloa
Elko
Canadian Pacific Organization
Elko Iden
Thatretch
Rockies
Columbia
Selirks
Phn Kootenay
Canadian Pacific Railway
Windermere
Hungerford
Skookumchuck Creek
Kootenay Valleys Company
Lord Vivian
Swansea
Bland
Ear Canal
Earl Grey
Bea
Pansea
Thunder Hill
Toby Creek
Richard McBride
Kotenay
Sunnyside
Brook
Konay
George Tisdale
St. Marys Prairie
England
East Kootesay
Ami
Corbin
Flathead River
Spokane
Elk River
Imperial Coal & Coke Company
Northern Coal & Coke Company
Tanbrook
St. Eugene
Moyle
Idaho
Moyie
Iself
Aurora
St. Marys Valley
Old North Star
Stemwinder
Sullivan
Kii + Plain
Tent
East Kootehay
Peg
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