Dominion Conservative Convention Plan for Winnipeg Meeting
The special parliamentary committee recommends a 50 member body to organize Liberal Conservative arrangements, to meet in Ottawa in January 1910 and urge Dominion convention in Winnipeg. It urges contacting provincial leaders and defeated candidates for views, with immediate whip transmission. The report was unanimously adopted. The note closes with Champlain’s Cough Remedy endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden
Dominion
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Committee On
Mentary
Conservative Association
Association
Festival of Empire at Crystal Palace May to July
The Festival of Empire to be held at the Crystal Palace from May to July aims to unite the British Empire. Lord Plymouth leads a large-scale pageant with 15,000 performers and 20,000 grandstand seats, featuring twenty two scenes, lectures, and empire exhibitions with unified plans across overseas dominions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Palace
Earl of Plymouth
Sydenham Hill
Surrey Hills
Wart
Plymouth
Whyland
Oversea
Newfoundland
Lady Williams
Frank Lascelles
Old London
Ascelles
Quebec
Canada
Plains of Abraham
Jacques Cartier
St. Lawrence
Cartier
Lascelles
London
Ioversea
Moyie Snow and Updates From Moyie Leader
Good sleighing covers Moyie streets as the fire hall bell arrives for Moyie’s tower donation to Chas. Stagg. Last Friday payroll at St Eugene amounted to 34000 dollars. W H Swan now leads Moyie branch after moving from Arrowhead's Imperial Bank. C W Reade returns to Golden where he served before Moyie posting. Lower Moyie lake shows a tee and most bays frozen with skating on the large north bay, last year freezing occurred December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Swan
Imperial Bank
Arrowhead
Moyie
C. W. Reade
Golden
Tee
Moyie Lake
Transcontinental railway proposal linked East and West Australia
Report by H Deane for the Commonwealth lays out a 1068 mile line from Port Augusta SA to Kalgoorlie WA forming a girdle around mainland capitals. It would shorten mails to Britain, aid defence, tap 26.6 million acres for sheep, and cost about 3.99 million pounds with extensive water and engineering needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. H. Deane
House of Representatives
Australia
Port Augusta
South Australia
Kalgoorlie
Western Australia
Perth
Brisbane
South Australian
Coldea
Wynbring
Wilgona
Tarcoola
Methodist College Plans $100000 Theological School
Plans proceed for a Methodist theology college on the Strathcona university site beside Alberta College. Construction starts in spring for completion by fall term next year. A seven acre site is granted from the university 250 acre campus. it will house about 80 students with faculty in several large rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathcona
Alberta College
Senate of the University
Methodist Theological College
Yuch
Palace Restaurant Delivers Finest Dining For Your Money
If you are hungry the Palace restaurant will satisfy you with the very best that money can buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
Canadian Home Stead Regulations for British Columbia Lands
Dominion Lands in the Railway Belt may be homesteaded by a sole head of a family or any man over 18 for up to 160 acres. Entry must be in person at the local land office or by proxy under specific familial conditions. Four plan options govern residence and cultivation. Six months notice to Ottawa required. Coal rights may be leased for 21 years at $1 per acre with a 5 cent per ton royalty. cap at 2,570 acres per recipient. Deputy minister signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Railway Belt
British Columbia
Commissioner of Dominion Lands
Ottawa
W. Cory
Minister of the Interior
Victoria B. C. Leads Army Regiment in Artillery Contest
The Fifth Regiment Canadian Garrison Artillery of Victoria reports its three companies placed first second and third among Canadian artillery regiments. No. 2 company won the governor general shield for general efficiency last year, with Halifax company previously holding the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Garrison Artillery of
Victoria
Talifax
Car of Christmas chairs arrive at city shop
Readable text notes a shipment of Christmas chairs arriving at a city shop labeled C.0. The item appears in a brief clerical update with no additional details about quantity or origin.
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East Kootenay Bottling Co
the Cosmopolitan
Cosmopolitan
E. H. Small, Prop
Queen's Hotel
Calgary, Alberta
Calgary
H. L. Stephens
Canadian Hotel
Cranbrook
Joseph Brault
Asa Nek Exten Enon
Jack McDonald
Gus T. Andren
Manitoba
J, Brown
Dominion Conservative Convention
Empire
University of London
Greater London
Lord Avebury
Old England
Viscount Dillon
P.S.A
India
South Africa
Chas. Stagg
St. Eugene
Methodist College
W. F. Gurd
E. Bent
Francis E. Corrison
City Orchestra
H. C. C. Salmon
B.C
Miss Mabel Wellman
Gabreille Mollet
Flione
Helena Harrison
Toronto Conservatory of Messe
Gertrude Jones Hanist
DRS
King & Green
Resid
Armatrong Ave
Ours
F. B. Miles
Bet
Rela
B.C. Land Surveyors
McVittie & Parker Cranbrook and
Fort Steele
Victoria B. C
J. G. Cummings
Dominion and Provincial Land Surveyors
Re Evas Cranbrook
J. T. Laidlaw
Cranbrook &8.C
F. C. Swannell
D. L
B. C
Robertson
Drawer
J. W. Rutledge
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
McKillip’s Veterinary College
Chicago
Ames
Ames-Holden Shoes
the Herald
Cranbrook Land District
East Kootenay
Harriet Cummings
Fernie
Kootenay District
Alfred Cummings
A.D
W. R. Beatty
Cranbrook B
DE Vere Hunt Agent Life and Fire Insurance
Beale & Elwell Cranbrook, B
Joe Marapodi
Montana Laundry
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