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Newspaper

Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Dec 29, 1910

Page

4

Editorial notes on lumber industry costs and policies

A correspondent argues that Canadian sawmill and railway project costs are higher due to protected Canadian machinery and high-protection tariffs. Labor costs in British Columbia exceed those in western U.S. states, while Oriental labor offers little efficiency. He opposes rough lumber imports and urges prairie provinces to consider interprovincial interests, noting BC Alberta trade ties and the impact of U S lumber dumping on prices and home industry.

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Public Interest Urged in Province Lumber Industry Welfare

The author identifies with the local lumber trade and stresses the industry's importance to provincial prosperity. The Herald will publicize views to raise public interest and seeks actions by provincial and Dominion governments to ensure continued prosperity, citing President Cleveland's dictum on dealing with conditions.

Herald Cleveland

Social Lodge Balls and Masonic Officer Installations

Christmas social events and lodge activities are reported with details on the Buckley and Queen Alexandra lodges ball at the opera house and Cranbrook Selkirks Masonic installation. Officers for Cranbrook and Maple Leaf Rebekah and Foresters branches are listed along with banquet and social plans for December 29.

Opera House Buckley Lodge B. of R. T Queen Alexandra Lodge B. of R. T Maple Leaf Rebekah Lodge Noble Grand W. F. Cameron

Women's Institute Meeting Plans January Event

The regular monthly Women's Institute gathering will be held in the government building on January 5, 1911, at 4 PM. Mrs. I. Palmer and Mrs. Chas. W. King will read papers on Potatoes Way of Preparing and Thoughts on the Opening Year. A buttonhole and humming contest follows. girls must arrive by 4 15 to compete and members should invite friends.

Women's Institute Welock I. Palmer Chas. W. King

Christmas and community life at Bull River Falls

Special correspondence describes a festive Bull River Falls season with Santa Claus visits, Christmas dinners, and gatherings. Harry Henderson visited Cranbrook to verify plans, while families like Henderson Glendening and Andrews attended a Wardner masquerade. A pack horse accident near Rock Creek ended in humane euthanasia.

Harry Henderson Cranbrook Santa Claus Bull River Robert Henderson Bessie Glendenning Roy George Andrews Wardner Heckmaster Brunet Hall Episcopal Young Ladies School Spokane Geo. B. Henderson Fort Steele Prof. Richardson R. C. Henderson Lottie Glendening D. S. Ginter Lottie D. S Tomy Armstrong Rock Creek

Gateway News Briefs From Local Residents

Special Correspondent notes Gateway residents traveling and visiting over the week. Mr Francis Downs and Mrs Downs of Flagstone Lumber pass through on rite to Spokane. Amy Steenerson Great Northern operator leaves Gateway for two weeks at Oval Montana. Mrs A I Joule returns to Gateway from Vancouver. Klenck family from Kalispell visits Gateway. E F Wynne Heath of Gateway departs for the coast to spend winter. Harvey Young of Gateway Mercantile visits Eureka. May foo of Elko passes through Gateway toward Roosville. Elsie Joule, recently in Fernie hospital, spends Christmas at home in Gateway. Angus Chisholm, Bonners Ferry camp foreman, sustains crushed foot.

Francis Downs Flagstone Lumber Company Gateway Rite Spokane Amy Steenerson Great Northern Oval Mont A. I. Joule Sheldon-Williams Vancouver Klenck Kalispell Elsie Joule Fernie Hospital

Fruit Growers Convention In Victoria This January

The British Columbia Fruit Growers association annual meeting will be in Victoria on January 6 and 7 under the department of agriculture. It has tripled in size since last April and gathers most progressive growers to discuss results of the past season and plan next year’s work. The 1910 season set new highs in shipments and final returns, and the meeting aims to discuss boosting growers’ net prices without raising consumer costs.

British Columbia Fruit Growers’ Association Victoria Department of Agriculture

Freight and Express Rates Discussed by BC Fruit Group

The British Columbia fruit association prepares for a large provincial meeting with C P R and Dominion Express officials attending. Committees will review special freight rates, service, crate uniformity, and packaging sizes as fruit growers seek coordinated marketing and market development. Delegates for the next Dominion fruit conference at Ottawa will be chosen.

C.P.R Dominion Express Prairies Metcalfe British Columbia Ottawa

Church Schedule for Sunday and Weekdays

Sundays include low mass at 8 30 a m high mass at 10 30 a m and rosary with benediction at 7 30 p m. Weekdays masses are at 6 a m at the hospital with Father Plamondon as parish priest.

Father Plamondon

New Year Services at Knox and Christ Church

Knox Presbyterian Church holds a New Year Day service at 1 o clock with communion observed. Christ Church hosts a Watch-Night service at 11 30 Saturday and a Sunday service, plus a Friday preparatory service and a Young People’s Guild gathering on Tuesday at 6 o'clock.

Young People's Guild

Feast of Circumcision and Daily Services

The schedule lists religious observances on January 1. Holy communion at 8 a.m. Matins and holy communion at 1 a.m. Evensong at 7.30 p.m.

Baptist Church Invites Members to Watch Night Service

A cordial invitation to unite with the Baptist congregation for a watch night service Saturday at 11 30 pm and a New Year day schedule with 11 am and 7 30 pm services. The Lord's Supper and fellowship follow the evening service. Bible school 3 pm. Philothea and Baraca classes start new courses. quarterly materials arrived. Special invitation to all young people.

Bible School Philothea Baraca

Covenant Service and New Year Schedule at Methodist Church

January 1 1911 covenant service at 11 am followed by the Lord's Supper. Sunday school and Bible classes at 3 pm Epworth League prayer 7 pm Great Decision sermon. Watch night service 11 15 pm New Year Eve Epworth refreshments at 10 pm All welcome.

Epworth League Life of Abraham Ladies Aid G. W. Patmore Salvation Army

Sheep Industry in Canada Gains Ground for Breeder Markets

The article notes breeders in Canada increasingly see a steady annual market for surplus sheep stock. It recalls last year’s U S quarantine restrictions that weakened spirits and sales, while the current season begins with renewed optimism and market prospects for domestic sheep raising.

Canada United States

Canadian sheep industry to seek growth at home and abroad

The article argues Canada should build a strong home market for lambs and wooled with emphasis on Ontario and Quebec production, while expanding exports to Britain and Europe. It notes uncertain U S demand, possible Austrian German access, and a federal push to develop the sector through an agriculture ministry commission studying UK and Dominion conditions.

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Also Mentioned on This Page

Cranbrook and Selkirk A. F A. M Masonic Temple D.D.G Cranbrook Lodge W. M.A. (. Shankland S. WD J. McSweyn W—F. B. Miles S. D C. A. Abbott J. D—Percy Coe S. S G. H. Banfield S—C. R. Ward H. White Tyler H. Hi Journeymen Barbers International Union of America T, EB. South W. FE. Miller Jacob Huber W, Ebiler F. Brink W. Kilby Ada M. Hickenbotham Maud M. Hickenbotham Fin Marion Servis Nellie Baker Ancient Order of Foresters R—Wm. Henderson Geo. Couldwell P. Vivian L. Bent S. W—Jas Lunn J. W Wm. McCready J. C. Chapman B—Wm Tuohey Bull River Falls Fruit Growers' Convention Catholic Church Knox Presbyterian Church Christ Church Baptist Church Methodist Church Cowan Atchison's Alu Rose Nelson Herald Office A.C. Pye the Quality Store Grocers
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