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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 01, 1925
Page
3
The Lumberton annual Christmas concert, held Friday evening in the Lumberton club rooms, was well attended with all seats filled. The program, directed by Miss Johnson, showcased strong performances from all participants. The program included O Canada the School Recitation and the Opening Recitation.
A Lumberton Christmas program featured recitations and songs by local juniors and kin, followed by Santa delivering gifts to every child. The event, organized by the Lumberton Ladies Aid, included refreshments, a late-night dance, thanks to Miss Johnson and Mrs Dobson, and praise for the hall decorations and volunteers.
The notice advertises genuine California Fig Syrup to ease constipation in children and babies. It promises to clean bowels of poisons and bile without narcotics, noting it tastes pleasant and includes full dosing directions on the bottle. Parents urged to ask druggist for the genuine product to avoid imitation.
Delegates from the Crow's Nest Coast Ted Mine Workers of America and the association clashed over wage terms and operation of Creek mines. The union argued for termination of the agreement on October 10th, while the company proposed wage reductions to $1.17 per day as part of a reapportion. Attendance stood at 98 percent with pupils and staff noted in accompanying data.
The Crow's Nest Pass Coal Company plants its exit from the Western Canada Coal Operators' Association following a new agreement. Formed in 1905, the Fernie based firm produced 700000 to 800000 tons annually and had been a leading member until negotiations in Calgary.
John G Cummings acting for William Myers gives notice under the Mineral Act that he will apply in sixty days for a Certificate of Improvements for the Watson and Kootenay King mineral claims in Fort Steele Mining Division East Kootenay District near Victoria Creek. Action under Section 85 must be commenced before the certificate issue. Dated October 5 1924.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a 35 cent hair tonic that restores life to lifeless hair. It claims to improve thinning or dying hair, stop itching and dandruff, and leave hair glossy and strong, with a non greasy formula available at drugstores.
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