Cranbrook Teams Shine In Nelson Curling Bonspiel
In the Nelson bonspiel Cranbrook players excelled with Cameron’s rink winning three games and McSweyn one. Wilson and Cameron entered the All Comers. Wilson fell to Blackwood 7 to 15 and Cameron to Richardson 10 to 13. Cameron beat Wallace 14 to 12 in the Ewart cup after an 12–12 finish and extra end. Walley’s Nelson rink beat Wilson 18 to 17 in the wart. Cameron defeated Somerville Trail 16 to 4, and Milligan Trail fell to McSweyn by one. In the Grand Challenge cup Cameron bested Wallace 12 to 7, after leading from the second end. Cameron led 12 to 7 final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Cranbrook
Cameron
McSweyn
Wilson
Blackwood
Richardson
Wallace
Nelson Oiloo
Walley
Somerville
Milligan
Trail
C P R Hockey Triumph 4 0 Over City
C P R (Traffic) defeated City 4 to 0 in Thursday’s game. Herald Cup on display at Wilson's jewelry window has boosted interest. Tonight C P R Shops face Banks as Moyie Fernie talks spark fan excitement with local hockey circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Moyie
Fernie
Maple Sugar Carnival at the gym February 16
The second annual Maple Sugar carnival takes place in the gym on February 16 with a men's concert at the Methodist church before serving sugar on snow. Pickles and doughnuts accompany the trimmings, and experts from Quebec will boil the sugar that arrived from the east for this event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Will Dr J W Robertson Lead Canadian Agricultural Reform
Dr J W Robertson resigns as principal of Macdonald College and becomes a national figure in Canadian agriculture. Former agricultural and dairy commissioner, he reshapes education through the school garden consolidated rural schools Macdonald Institute and College backed by Sir William Macdonald. His new work studies foreign agriculture to conserve Canada's resources and guide national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Robertson
Macdonald College
Ajineti
Canada
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Hin Hie
Dominion
Consolidated Rural School
Macdonald Institute
Guelph
St. Anne de Bellevue
Que
Wm. C. Macdonald
Robertson
Dr Robertson as Canada’s immigration agent abroad
The article praises Dr Robertson for his work overseas and predicts he will become one of Canada’s leading immigration agents by promoting opportunities and possibilities for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Canada
Local Cranbrook News Highlights Busy Week and Arts
Earlier events include a benefit at Carmen's hall by the Ladies Auxiliary of the B L F and BE and a successful at home by the Presbyterian Ladies Aid. The Eckhardt company prepares three nights at the opera house starting Feb 10 with Paid in Full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
FCS
Ryckman
C. P. i. Brakeman
Cranbrook — Drug and Book Co
KF. Smith
Smith, Davidson and Wright
Vancouver
Golden State
Fink
Eckhardt Company
Opera
Beattie and Atchison
Hoe Farquahrson
Fraser
Farquharson
D. Bridges
P.O
Ekhardt Company
Beattie & Atchison
Brandon
Col
J. G. Caven
Kansas City Times
Denver Times
Cranbrook
Eckhardt Theatrical Company
van Wormer
Nortiery Railway
Dunsmuir
Vancouver Island
Kteel Fiott
Victoria
Dynemiul
McKenzie
Henry
Henry Henry
East Kootenay
Moyie
Kootenay
Jeanne Russell Company
Polly Primrose
Jeanne Russell
Norval McGregor
John Ferguson Primrose
Elinore Gibson
Caroline
Polly
Ray F. Brandon
Hugh Carlyle
Cranbrook Theatre
Wagstaff
Eckhardt
Stewart's
Highlanders
Auction of Seats and Curtain Time Slashed in Advertised Shows
Readable text notes patrons losing seats as shows face curtailment. Ads urge punctual starts at Aaron time and warn that ticketholders may form the habit of leaving early for Stewart's fruit stand nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron
Cranbrook Farne Farmers Institute Elects Officers
At the annual Cranbrook Farne Farmers Institute meeting officers were elected for the coming year. President Thos S Gill Vice President Win Houlton Secretary Treasurer Samuel Macdonald Directors Win Hardgett Morrison Win Grant Wine Hushies Wallace editors Armstrong and S UH Hoskins Wm Hamilton elected delegate to Central Farmers Institute in Victoria February 3. Monthly meetings to be held with readings on topics of interest. One year membership fee is one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook-Farne Farmers
Istitute
Thos S. Gill
Win Houlton
Samuel Macdonald
Win Hardgett
Morrison
Win
Grant
Wallace
Armstrong
S UH Hoskins
Henge
Gopher Post
Wm. Hamilton
Central Farmers’ Institute
Victoria
Ste
Interim Forestry Report Recommends Renewables for Timber Licenses
The provisional report to the Legislature outlines that timber licenses may be renewed annually to extend tenure while preserving merchantable timber. It urges keeping current rates and royalties flexible, calls for safeguards, and notes the need to strengthen forest fire protection funding and establish a formal forestry department in British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry Commission
Thomas Wilson Paterson
Province of
British Columbia
Victoria
National Congress On Conservation of Natural Resources
Seattle
Commission
Ielish Columbia
Mest
Fredk. J. Fulton
A. C. Flumerfelt
AS. Goodeve
Labor Minister Mackenzie King Proposes Combines Bill
The bill aims to investigate combines trusts and mergers that may raise prices or curb competition. It allows six or more affected persons to petition a judge for an investigation if a prima facie case shows consumer harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackenzie King
Labor
British plan for 45 mile Scotland ship canal across Forth to Clyde
The British government favors a Scotland ship canal from the Firth of Forth through Stirling Loch Lomond and Loch Long to the Firth Clyde. The 45 mile waterway would require nine years and about 100 million dollars, with naval depth and width standards and matching lock design. Government cooperation with private enterprise is possible. Cheap living maken cheap men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Firth of Forth
Stirling
Loch Loman
Loch Long
Firth Clyde
Denmark Co operatives Transform Small Farms Under State Support
A Danish authority, Mr. TL Monrad, outlines Denmark’s shift to cooperative farming from 1840 onward. Small holdings and “housemen” farms expanded with state loans, enabling cooperatives and creameries to thrive. By 1908 Denmark boasted hundreds of creameries aiding farmers to earn the same as estate owners, with a dense creamery network across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Old Land
Denmark
TL Monrad
America
Wallace
Farher
Heleon
Ontario
Denemark
Professor Fjord
Devotional counsel on prayers asking for needs over wants
The guidance urges believers to seek fulfillment of needs in prayer rather than desires, emphasizing practical supplication and spiritual focus over personal wants. It frames prayer as a means to align with divine provision and daily sufficiency.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.P.R
Trafic
Miller Oe Point
Stinson
S. E. Boogie
Milne
F. Neilsen
Elmer H. Scott
Cranston
J. Kennedy
Neilsen
W. Hall
Maple Sugar
Garrett Vs. Grace
Pinkham
Strathcona
E. Crandall
Chipman
N. B
Edmonton
Cranbrook Drug and Book Co
Patmore Bros. i OM
Howness
Smith, Kerry & Chase
Toronto
Winnipeg
Calgary
Geo. R. Leask 1X Co
HD-21
Famous Pitner
Pitner Company
M. J. Pitner
C. Drewry
Cowley
Alta
Rossland
Drewry
Campbell & Manning's
Jack McDonald
Queen's Hotel
Gus. Andren
Saturnay
Detroit
Weck
T. Drummond
Ryan
Drummond
Ed. Hawkins
Manning
Fulton and Wagner
Patmore Bros
Josephine Deffry
Opera House
J. W. Williamson
British Columbia Sabbath School Association
Knox School
Williamson
Campbell and Manning's
Parmers' Instituto Officits
ANADA
Co-Operative
Erfort
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!