By election stance splits on Dr. King riding
The article argues the Progressive party risks accusations of opposition to Dr. King by contesting the by election in East Kootenay. It notes their aim to build parliamentary strength and questions potential benefits of ministerial representation against Liberal government policy. It cites past Liberal margins and resistance to coalition or cabinet roles.
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Progressive Party
King
Thét Party
Ganization
Dr. King
Progressives
Arthur Meighen
Alberta
Hon Chas Stewart Seeks Seat in His Province
The Honorable Charles Stewart, newly appointed minister of the interior, argues that the people must decide the political morality issue. He contends it is up to voters to pronounce on the matter, given arguments similar to those presented on behalf of Dr Kin.
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Chas. Stewart
Avaid
Kin
From the Viewpoint Our Contemporaries From the Viewpoint Our Contemporaries Me
A Toronto jewelry store burglary left investigators puzzled after thieves cut through the floor and stole 3000 in property. A recently released burglar was spotted by an officer who offered him a cigar, keeping silent on the recognition.
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Toronto
Police Bulletin and Economic Theories Reflected in a Glance
A Canadian Police Bulletin recounts a case where a detective gains a suspect’s trust, recovers stolen jewelry and proceeds, and arrests four burglars who are later jailed. It also includes quotes urging fair treatment of criminals and notes on moral philosophy and economic balance.
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Detective Department
Kingston Penitentiary
Opportunity for cooperative fruit production in 1922
The West offers vast potential for fruit crops with favorable soil and conditions. Wild fruits are indigenous and tame varieties can be grown successfully. A chance for cooperation between provincial departments and Ottawa central department to advance production during the 1922 growing season, notes the Winnieg Tribune.
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Ottawa
Winnieg Tribune
Calls for Farmers Institute meeting in Cranbrook
A letter from a member urges the Cranbrook Farmers Institute to hold its annual meeting and report on the year's work, criticizing inactivity and demanding action before midsummer. The note questions leadership and requests urgent organization. A separate report notes Quebec's June 20 1921 fiscal surplus of 1 520 433 and provincial expenditure plans, while Nova Scotia reports a 30 000 pound Dominion Iron and Steel drums casting for a Dominion Coal Company colliery weighing 30 000 pounds.
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Farmers’ Institute
Quebec
Sydney
N.S
Dominion Iron and Steel Company
Canada
Dominion Coal Company
Banff Winter Carnival Opens Amid Indian Tepees and Snow
Banff Alberta marks its sixth Winter carnival opening January 28 with tepees and pine trees along Banff avenue. A grand palace gate faces Bow River, crowds from Vancouver to Montreal attend, ski hills at Tanner Mountain host jumpers, snowshoe walks, skating on Bow River rink, and a Packing contest with Stoney Indians. Queen Miss Phebe Senkler participates as festivities showcase the world renowned mountain playground.
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Rockies
Banff
Alberta
Banff Avenue
Mid-West
Bow River
Tow
Palace
Spry Avenue
TMR
Mave
Goa
Apter Club of Canada
Easter Sports Association
Vancouver
Montreal
Tunnel Mountain
Cariboo Street
Tanner Mountain
Sabina
N, H
Langon
Canada
Mount
Carstairs
Catlvee
Bankhead
Calgary
Stoney
Visit of MacNeil and Drinnan Elevates GWV A
Comrade C G MacNeil Dominion Secretary and W Drinnan Provincial Secretary of the GWV A impressed East Kootenay with clear outlines of the association’s work at a Star Theatre meeting. Addresses praised leadership, while a round table at Cranbrook clarified obscure points. Cranbrook welcomed them, and Alderman Santo pledged further support before their Calgary departure.
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C. G. MacNeil
Dominion
W. Drinnan
Gw.v.a
G.W.V.A
MacNeil
Star Theatre
Sundny Eveing
McNeil
Ore Cian
Lily
Stu Theatre
Gwlyv.a
Gaw-Y.a
MacNeil and Drinnan
G.W.Y.A
East Kootenay
Drinnan
Santo
Cranbrook
Association
Hayng
Eurhia
Calgary
Curling Grows Strong At Athalmer In May Bonspiel Plan
Invermere BC February report notes cold winter boosts curling at Athalmer rink. February results see Howell skip C M Howell rink win seven games and two losses with Taynton Jr Seaton Cuthbert. Community plans move to central rink location to host district bonspiels next season.
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Athalmer
Herald
Invermere
B.C
Wilmer
McKay
Rutherford
Richardson
Ballard
Tunnacliffe
Bell
Cleland
Howell
Stockdale
Bennett
C. M. Howell
William Taynton, Jr
W. H. Seaton
A. G. Cuthbert
East Kootenny
Freezone promises quick relief for corns and calluses
A vintage ad claims Freezone instantly stops corn pain when dropped on the corn and soon lifts it away. The brief pitch suggests the product removes hard and soft corns and between-the-toes calluses with no soreness, sold by druggists for a few cents.
Veteran Association Meeting Moves to Sunday
Monday night remarks note Col MacNeil may return next year. Adjourned general meeting delayed again to Sunday the 26th at 2:30 PM. All in good standing urged to attend as welfare matters for the association will be addressed. Local branch members to receive the Veteran weekly through the Club or Steward.
Trail plant to boost silver ore smelting
A new small plant near Trail, part of the Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada, will aid the Slocan district by smelting silver rich ores. It will handle custom zinc ore from Slocan efficiently, while Sullivan zinc ore from Kimberley continues to be processed at the main zinc plant.
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Trail
Consolidated’ Mining’ & Smelting Company of Canada
Kimberley
Potatoes to Exhibit From Columbia Valley At Chilliwack
Invermere BC February 22 Special to the Herald Potato Growers Association members in the district plan individual entries for a potato show next month at Chilliwack. Exhibits will be sent en bloc led by R Gladwyn Newton with entries of Notted Gem and Green Mountain varieties. Named growers include A J Walker Ajax Ranch Invermere J W Morland Premier Ranch Windermere two entries H H Peters Clyder Vale Ranch Athulmer Major F C Turner Fairmont Hot Springs Holland Estate Tinel Frank Jones and A G Cuthbert Wilmer and Dominion Government Experimental Station Windermere district. The Windermere group aims to showcase interior potatoes.
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Herald
Invermere
B. C
Potato Growers Association
Chilliwack
R. Gladwyn Newton
Bs.a
Messrs
A. J. Walker
Ajax Ranch
J. W. Morland
Premier
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Brunswick
Gramaphones
ND Records
Raworth Bros
Che Grandrook Herald
Williams
Aiunager
Cranbrook, British Columbia
Canadian Police Bulletin
Arthur Nash
Cincinnati
Jesus Christ
Haverhill Gazette
British Columbia
British
Department of Agriculture
Prairie
the Farmers Institute
Lee Edwards
Columbia Valley
Cranbrook Cottage Hospital
A. Crawford
Garden Avenue
Weston’s Bargain Store
P. D
P. Burns & Co., Ltd
Wentworth Hotel
J. Rouse
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