Ralph Smith A Promoter Of Labour From Coal Mines To Parliament
The profile traces Ralph Smith from a North of England pit boy to a Canadian political figure. It notes his rise in labour circles, his fluent public speaking inspired by Methodist roots, and his long career in provincial and federal legislatures. It discusses his loyalty to the Liberal party, potential ministerial rewards, and his stance on workers' legislation.
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Smith
Ralph
Ralph Smith
Newcastl-on-Tyne
Tie
England
Canada
British Columbia
Rodin
Nanaimo
Keir
Laurier
Labor
Frank Oliver
Hattersea
John Burns
Advertising's Power and Perils in a Modern Market
The piece argues advertising fuels modern business by delivering direct, factual messages that outpace outdated methods. It ties growth to widespread circulation and buying power, warns of misuse as in fraud orders, and notes the risks of rail expansion and public safety in transportation.
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Amon
Taith
Pbig
Medicals
Perce
Canada railway statistics claim vast expansion and courage
The 1909-10 railway statistics presented to parliament show Canada with 26 700 miles in operation including the National Transcontinental line. The figures portray bold expansion for a sparsely populated nation and suggest impressive national enterprise to a wide readership.
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Dominion
Canada
Toronto Globe
Partnership Dissolved at Cranbrook Foundry
By mutual consent the partnership between W. L. Clark and A. A. MacKinnon in the Cranbrook Foundry is dissolved. MacKinnon will continue the business. All accounts due to the company must be collected by MacKinnon.
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St. Nicholas
Cranbrook
South East Kootenay
Robin Louis Calder
Chamberlain
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Mackinaw Pants
Railway Development
W. L. Clark, A. A. MacKinnon
The
Cranbrook Orchestra
KE. Halsall
P.O
Box
B.C
East Kootenay Bottling Company