Alberta Calves from University to Enter Chicago Show
A dozen or more purebred calves from the University of Alberta, bred by leading Alberta breeders, will be shown at the International Live stock Show in Chicago. Professor A A Dowell coordinated the calf gift and selection from 24 breeders, with two university calves added. The animals, pure Hereford Aberdeen Angus and Shorthorn, were raised near Edmonton and will tour U S shows after Chicago.
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Chicago
University of Alberta
A. A. Dowel
Dowell
Lie Province
Alberta Breeders’ Association
University
Alberta University
Edemonton
United States
Canada
Empress of Canada Launched For Trans Pacific Service
The Empress of Canada, a twin screw geared turbine liner for Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, was launched at Fairfield Shipbuilding Govan Scotland. Christened by Mrs G M Bosworth the ship measures 653 ft in length with 22 000 tons gross tonnage and capacity for 490 first class 106 second class 238 third class passengers and 647 crew. It features silk carriage cargo space a 325 seat dining saloon a 80 by 18 ft swimming pool and full telephonic central exchange. Maiden world cruise opens Liverpool March 15 with a voyage around the world.
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Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited
Fairfield Shipbuilding & Engineering Co., Limited
Govan
Scotland
G. M. Bosworth
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Cranbrook Board of Trade year in review 1920 report
The Gold commissioner notes strong mining activity in 1920 with no new shipping mines but wider interest. Placer and quartz mining progress, new machinery on Victor Group, Rob Roy works, and copper finds. St. Marys district weak transport hinders development. Sullivan mine up year with higher shipments. agriculture, climate, and bank activity summarized. recreation, schools, and tourism discussed. call for more farmer statistics and local cooperation.
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N. A. Wallinger
United States
Placer Mining
Seattle
Wild Horse
Gamble Company
Perry Creek
Moyle
Weaver
Bull River
Victor Group
Rob Roy
Skookumchuck 5
Bond
Globe Mining Company
St. Mary’s
Sand Creek
Tracy Creek
Estella
North Star
St. Eugene
Moyfe
Te Trail
Sullivan
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
Board of Trade
J. F. Smith
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Painless Corn Removal
An ad claims Freezone quickly stops corn pain and loosens the corn for easy removal without soreness. The tiny bottle, sold by druggists for a few cents, targets hard corn soft corn and corn between the toes.
More Men Than Women Have Appendicitis
Medical reports show men are more subject to appendicitis though many sudden cages occur among women. It can be guarded against by preventing intestinal infection. The intestinal antiseptic Adler-i-ka acts on both bowels, removing foul matter that might cause infection. Adler-i-ka excellent for gas on the stomach. Beattie-Noble, Ltd.
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Beattie-Noble
Cranbrook Board of Trade Thanks Members in 1921 Notice
G J Spreull president thanks members for courtesy extended and cooperation in a Cranbrook Board of Trade notice dated February 17 1921.
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G. J. Spreull
Cranbrook Board of Trade
Regular City Council Meeting Reviews Repairs and Finances
The council approved funds for the War Memorial project and discussed Baker Street lighting costing about 12000 dollars, with some members opposing the expenditure. Other items included fire losses of 250 dollars for the month, water connections for Devil's Flat, an ambulance custodian appointment, a verandah for Recreation Club, and raising dairy inspection fees to 25 dollars monthly.
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War Memorial Committee
Cranbrook Electric Light Co
Reece
Eakin
Light Department
Baker Street
Genest
Flowers
Arnold
Laurie
Health and Relief Committee
Devil's Flat
F. M. McPherson
Recreation Club
Louis Street
Peterboro Voters Report List Omissions
J H Burnham, defeated candidate in last week’s by election in West Peterboro, reports hundreds of names left off voters lists by canvassers. He says some canvassers obtained women’s voting intent via a forged paper showing they were listed, yet they appeared on regular lists later. Ottawa officials report ongoing fallout from the West Peterboro turmoil.
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J. H. Burnham
West Peterboro
Ottawa
Burnham
Tta
Government braces for session fights amid election rumors
Reporters note a strong current toward general elections though ministers insist on no dissolution. Cabinet members say there is a stable working majority and no early election, while conferences proceed daily and the coming session will largely shape the government’s course.
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West Peterboro
Notice of Lost Certificate of Title 1921
Land Registry notice in the Kootenay District states that Certificate of Title 12022A held by Daniel V. Lewis has been lost. The registrar will issue a fresh title in Daniel W. Lewis after one month from first publication dated January 27, 1921. Interested parties should contact the Nelson Land Registry Office.
Notice of lost title for Lot 3558 lands in Nelson
In the matter of Lots 3 4 and 6 of Lot 3558 Group 1 Map 17 Kootenay District the loss of Certificate of Title No 101144 in the name of William J Atchison is reported. A fresh certificate will be issued in place of the lost title after the first publication dated February 18 1921. Any information should be communicated to B 8 Stores Nelson BC January 19 1921.
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Kootéenay
William J. Atchison
Land Registry Office
Nelson
B.C
A.D
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Empress of
Bonnington Falls
Central
South Ward
Kootenay Orchards
Weenees
Eves Square Cakes
Peterboro
Navy League OF Canada
Cranbrook
Naval Brigade
Harrison
Kent
Dalziel
Martin Harris
Clark
Leigh
Pym
Mirams
H. B. Hicks
Dominion Canners
Vancouver, B.C
Land Registry Act
Kootenay
Daniel V. Lewis
Daniel W. Lewis
Weu
B. S. Stokes
District Registrar of Titles
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