Reciprocity Talks Progress in Canada United States Tariff Pact
The article outlines ongoing reciprocity negotiations between Canada and the United States. It details proposed arrangements to advance tariff changes by concurrent legislation, lists free and common rate schedules, notes provincial limits on pulp and paper powers, and calls for formal parliamentary approval in both nations.
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Knox
United States
Canada
Washington
Ottawa
United States Congress
Parliament
Aupuoet Ea
Congress
Government of
Parliament of
Sewerage By-Law Vote Set For Feb 28 In City Session
City council discussed final adoption of a 100000 bylaw for sewerage, reappointed H Y Parker as city engineer and water works head, and reviewed communications and school trustees estimates amid a debt bylaw proposal. The meeting, led by Mayor Hunt and Aldermen Johnson, Taylor, Campbell, Bowness and Jackson, approved ordinary expenditures totaling 12181.50 and planned debt securities for extraordinary costs.
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H. Y. Parker
Hunt
Johnson
Taylor
Campbell
Bowness
Jackson
Salvation Army
Mallandaine
J.D. McBride and Co
Cranbrook Trading Co
Beattie-Murphy Co
Loma Stationery Co
Seraih Acces
Y . Ath
al ‘East Kootenay Produce Co
Cranbrook Drug and Book Co
N. Parrett
Aeneas Elwell
Ranbrook
S. Garrett Ua
Nelson News
Cranbrook Electric Light Co
Kootenay Telephone Lines
Ers. Ltd
Awai
John Cholditeh
Ces Ee
Fink Mercantile Co
T. M Roberts
Se Chasses
G. J. Thompson
Leity
H. W. Macdonald
Calgary
N. J. Harrison
Finance Committee
J.P. Hughes
Winnipes
Works Committee
A. Fraser
Baldwin
Fire Department
Cranbrook Board of Trade Annual Meeting Highlights Progress
The Cranbrook board of trade held its annual meeting at the YMCA rooms with broad business turnout. President KT Brymner chaired as reports from officers showed increased membership, regular meetings, and progress toward East Kootenay boards collaboration and YMCA building plans.
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Cranbrook Board of Trade
Y.M.C.A
Brymner
Ro B Benedict
Board of Trade
Associated Boards of Trade of
East Kootenay
Gesrugoee Fernie, Hosmer and Michice
Associated Boards of
British Columbia
Fernie
Cranbrook
Young Men's Christian Association
CPR
Community Notes from Wardner Camp Visit and Local Meeting
District residents report Fort Steele visitors and vacations at camp with Olga Mortenson and Mrs Pickering enjoying a week of leisure. H H Henderson travels to Fort Steele. Billy Bates returns to activity. A lamp talent night at Mrs Geo Mo Henderson’s inspires guests. Harry Henderson oversees dam and mill work while Joe Harling bids to clear a fifty foot firebreak. Directors plan a spring addition as a public meeting forms a Wilmer district board of trade led by Ho Bl Forster with Ball and Hamilton among officers. Postal service improvements and Eastern British Columbia affiliation are discussed.
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Prof. Richardson
Fort Steele
Olga Mortenson
Edward
Wardner
Pickering
H. H. Henderson
Fort, Steele
Billy Bates
Geo. Mo Henderson
Harry Henderson
Joe Harling
Wilmer
Ho BL Forster
Firlands
Fg, Ball
KG Hamilton
Mhooutite
Ror
Bruce
J, Starbird
Ao Taylor
Hanington
KF Stalker
Geo. Starke
Enthusiastic district meeting backs Conservative government
Wilmer notes a large turnout at the Hotel Delphine dining room for a meeting led by Mr McLeod. Hon. Richard McBride unanimously named honorary president amid cheers. Officers elected include McLeod as president, Forster, Starbird, and Moore as vice presidents, plus a finance secretary and executive committee. A vocal vote of confidence supported the provincial government. Evening included music and merriment.
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Hotel Delphine
A S. Moore
Or Mc McLeod
Richard McBride
Jo M. Mecleod
H. F. Forster
T. Starbird
A .S. Moore
Arthur Taylor
FG. Ball
Dr Hanington
G. Chamberlain
E. Andreen
F Hell
Guy Fay
J. Robn
Yeill
Harbour Commissioners
A E. Powell
Martin
H Ogelston
Barbour
D Yuill
110 Parson
Local Notes From Wasa and Surrounds
Wasa reports visitors from Winder and Canal Flats with fears of cattle losses due to hay scarcity and high prices. Horsman of Skookumehuck traveled to Cranbrook. Hanson settles in Wasa seeking buyers for Kootenay Fruit Land acre tracts. Snow returns after mild spell. freighting hindered. possible increase in mail service anticipated between here and Windermere.
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Messrs
Bo. St. Clair
J. S. Hewetson
Windermere
Aranbrook
Hanson
Spokane
Calgary
W. Johnson
Wasa
Kootenay Fruit Land and Development Company
Here
Anglican church near completion in Creston growth noted
A new Anglican church in Creston nears completion as optimism grows for a major architectural addition to the town. A large crowd attended the lantern lecture at the Methodist church last Tuesday led by Rev. Sarkissian, who is away at the Kaslo Presbytery meeting.
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Methodist
Sarkissian
Kaslo
Sirdar Notes on New Addition and Local Moves
The school house gained a new addition improving its interior and exterior. Mr F Sheldon the station master plans to buy the McDonald house for himself and his mother. Rumor says bachelors may build homes this summer. Tenby family settled at the section house. Rev Robert Hughes visited Sirdar and hosted a lantern entertainment. Meek visited Rodenbrough, Hoffman rested with family, Miss Fairbairn left for Vancouver after nine months with Mrs Doonan.
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Ald
Wowness
Water Works
Ald. Bowness
Brumner
Bank of Commerce
Imperial Bank
Binning
Agricultural Association
Peeetsebe
W. 1. Worden
Old Account Associated Boards of Trades of
Fernie Advertising
Lloyds
Dimfries
Dominion Government
Elwell
Uditor
Bull River Falls
Benmett
Tunnacliffe
Wo Cleland
G. F Stalker
J M Meteod
H. FE Forster
Tearm
Golden
Windermere District Hospital Association
Columbia Valley Trrigated Fruit Lands, Ltd
FL Fo Forster
GA. Dennett
Geo Starke
Lake
Cartwright
Ball l Hanington
J G Tamilton
Creston
Sirdar