Apron Installation At Kootenay Landing Proves Efficient
The extra crew finished the 42 foot apron at Kootenay Landing and returned to Cranbrook. Under B. & J. foreman Std McCabe the work went smoothly and was praised by Murphy manager of western lines Cotterill general superintendent and Flett divisional superintendent. The job, planned to take four days, took just over two days.
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Kootenay Landing
Cranbrook
Std McCabe
Murphy
Western Lines
C. Cotterill
Flett
Creston
Alex
Derby
Baynes Lake
Western Grocers
Bert Lang
Sang
Brass film of Norris novel headed to Star Theatre
Star Theatre will show Brass a Warner Bros. adaptation based on Charles G Norris novel for two days starting Friday December 21. Mate Blue stars opposite Marie Prevost as a married couple whose diverging desires lead to divorce and a string of adventures. The Creston Review reports producers RK B Staples Frank Palmer and Frank Putnam have bought ten million feet of timber near Goat River Crossing and plan to run a portable sawmill before month’s end with a tie contract to the C P R.
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Brass
Charles G. Norris
Star Theatre
Mate Blue
Marie Prevost
Messrs. RK
Frank Staples
Frank Palmer
Frank Putnam
Goat River Crossing
Cranbrook
C.P.R
Paulson Mill
Kitchener
Creston Review
Visitors day at South Ward school and local events
Visitors day at the South Ward school is set for Thursday December 20 from 2 to 3 30. The Old Maids Convention is postponed to January 16 and bachelors are informed. Curling clubs formed in 1854 in Nova Scotia noted with local references. Local Christmas greetings and ads encourage early card orders.
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South Ward
Nova Scotia
Pictou Club
New Caledonian Curling Club
New Glasgow
Fernie Free Press
California Fig Syrup Ad Aligns Bowels with No Narcotics
An old advertisement touts genuine California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for kids and adults alike. It claims the product sweetens the stomach, starts the liver and bowels without griping and contains no narcotics or soothing drugs.
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California
Beattie visits prairies to aid western wheat flow
R. E. Beattie of the Vancouver harbor board reports explaining cargo rate increases to prairie shippers in Calgary and Edmonton. He met with the Edmonton Board of Trade and urged Alberta officials to send a representative to Vancouver to study the issue, offering to push a rate cut to six cents.
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Prairies
Vancouver Harbor Board
Calgary
Edmonton
Mr. Beattie
Edmonton Board of Trade Convention
J. M. Imrie
Edmonton Journal
Imrie
Alberta
Boards of Trade
Vancouver
Beattie
Vancouver Harbor
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