Contemporaries Murder by the Tongue and Tragic Sea Change
A Port Haney tragedy shows a father and child drowned after scandal talk and lack of charity. Editorials from Vancouver to Victoria argue for restraint and protective measures against harmful rumor and violence sparked by gossip.
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Pacific Coast
Port Haney
B.C
Vancouver Sun
Edmonton Journal
Kimberley Hosts Cranbrook Masonic Installation Banquet
Kimberley welcomed a Cranbrook Masonic delegation of sixty five for a joint installation at Selkirk Lodge Kimberley with a special passenger train led by R T Tiffin. Officers of Selkirk and Cranbrook lodges were installed amid tributes to N W Burdett and past masters.
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Kimberley
Cranbrook
Masonic Lodges
W. Bro. Burdett
W. Bros. Shannon
Little
Bros
C. Cook
E. H. McPhee
and Bros
D. C. McKechnie
W. A. Nesbit
Miss Scott
Lethbridge
Local Business and Staffing Changes Spotlight Moyie District
N Labarge sells his bakery to Kummer & Co bringing expert lines to the new venture. C P R plans a 12000 dollar station building at Fernie. Staples mill resumes operation as millwrights depart. FE H Small resigns as Customs officer. Harry White recommended as successor. Small buys Cosmopolitan hotel. A C Bowness becomes a fledgling Eagle at Moyie meeting.
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N. Labarge
Kummer & Co
FE. H. Small
Harry White
Small
Originals Present Stepping Out Two Night Run
The Originals bring the new 1924-25 revue Stepping Out to the Auditorium theatre for two shows Friday and Saturday January 16 and 17. The production features Gene Pearson Bob Anderson Alan Murray James Mac Donald Gus Mac Kinnon and Frank Gordon with Percy Campbell and Lionel Broadway leading a talented cast in a musical comedy style revue with novelty acts and 15 new songs.
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Originals
Auditorium Theatre
Gene Pearson
Bob Anderson
Alan Murray
Norman Blume
Thomas Dunn
Canada
James MacDonald
Gus MacKinnon
Frank Gordon
Percy Campbell
Lionel Broadway
Bertram Langley
Jerry Brayford
Duchess Performs and Wool Market Report
Leonard Young writes much of the material for a new skit titled The Duchess Performs. Alberta leads wool sales with 1,250,000 pounds at about 25 cents per pound, Saskatchewan 840,000 pounds, Regina prices noted, and a total wool clip around 600,000 pounds across three prairie provinces with an average price near 21 cents per pound.
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Leonard Young
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Regina
Praiba
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Gutenburg
Archimedes
Paul
Herodotus
Wycliffe
Orient
Australia
Africa
Marsden Sr
Thetoe
Cranbrook Herald
Fink Brothers
Fort Steele Mercantile Co
Fernie
A. C. Bowness
Gillett
Lipton's
Cranbrook Dist. Co-Op. Soc
G. Burgess
Star Theatre
Alex
Victoria Cafe
Patey Bros
Columbia Grafonolas
Norbury Ave
van Horne St
The
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Mgr
B. Weston
Cameron & Sang
Nicholson’s Grocery
Weburg & Benson
Queen’s Hotel