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Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jan 02, 1913

Page

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Settlement push urges BC land reforms and quick action

A Vancouver board of trade committee told Victoria’s executive that land settlement must be boosted in British Columbia. They pressed to withdraw agricultural lands from sale except under binding improvement commitments and urged rapid steps to ease clearing, drainage, and transport barriers for farmers.

Victoria British Columbia Vancouver Board of Trade Messrs. A Rakine A. Stone W. A. Blair W. H. Malkin A. C. Flumerfelt J. B. Mathers E. Odlum Charles EB. Tisdall M.P.P Mr. Stone Pacific Great Eastern Railway Stone Richard Ross

Coast fishing settlements urged to boost labour and defence

Mr. Mathers argues that cleared farms and better roads plus transport are needed to open coastal fishing settlements. Settlers in Cariboo Chilcotin Squamish Pemberton Meadows Fraser Valley Langley support the push. Sir Richard McBride replies with thanks and notes friendly relations between administrations and governments.

Ilso Cariboo Chilcotin Squamish Pemberton Meadows Fraser Valley Langley Mathers British Columbia Richard McBride

Exiled Russian Escapee Settles in Edmonton

Emile Petronovitch, a former political exile from Siberia who escaped from the Saulnitz salt mines, has arrived in Edmonton to make his home. Russian police chased him through the eastern states and to Canada before he settled north. He recalls cruelties by guards, describes his escape, and notes his family losses after arrest. He plans to contact his sister exiled in France if she returns to Russia.

Edmonton Alta Emile Petronovitch Saulnitz Siberia Petronovitch Royal Guard St. Petersburg Moscow France Paris Solaski Russia Liverpool London South America Huenos Ayres Cuba New York Boston Philadelphia Montreal Tussia

Canada’s Trade Record Shows Year of Prosperity

Ottawa reports a strong year in Canadian trade with annual totals nearing one billion dollars. January through November show rising figures, with October at 101 million and November expected to top 104 million, bringing the year’s total toward a record.

Ottawa

December Weather Report 1913 and 1911 Totals

The record notes maximum temperatures for December 1913 and 1911 at 40 and 43 degrees, minimums at 6 and 10 degrees, and snow depths of 7 inches in December 1912 or 1911. It references the years 1913 1911 and mentions total snow depths.

Snowslide Swept Suk Into Eternity in Fernie Mines

A heavy snowslide struck the Coal Creek mines of the Crow’s Nest Pass Coal company at 7 45 am Monday, killing six workers and seriously injuring six others. Coroner H A Wilkies impaneled a jury for the inquest. Seven men were initially listed dead or missing, with rescue efforts ongoing in Fernie and Coal Creek.

Fernie B. C Coal Creek Crows Nest Pass Walter Campbell H. A. Wilkies Worthington

University of Humanity to Train Salvation Army Officers in London

General Bramwell Booth described a planned two hundred men and three hundred women training college to cost 1 000 000, featuring simple dormitories and a central core with kitchens and classrooms. The program covers history geography religion army organization shorthand and accounts with practical work in slums and hospitals. Foreign applicants may enroll via deputized army representatives abroad.

Salvation Army London Bramwell Booth University of Humanity Sleeter

Liberal Joseph Nolin Wins Athabasca Byelection

In Athabasca the Liberal Joseph Nolin defeats Conservative G R Tuscell by 110 votes. Two polls remain to report.

Prince Albert Sask Athabasca Joseph Nolin G. R. Tuscell

Protection for Lumber Industry of Canada

A. B. Watts argues Canada must grant justice to the lumber industry facing political fear and investor fraud. He criticizes politicians and large retail empires for oppression, urges publicity as antidote, and warns of hidden profiteering harming farmers and settlers. Wattuburg, J.C., Jan 1915.

A. B. Watts Canada House of Commons Plains Prairies Wattuburg, J.C Jan

Canadian Navy Debate Spurs Imperial and Domestic Defence

Speech by Geo. Foster in Parliament argues for a Canadian naval force as a source of national pride and self reliance. He contrasts fixed contributions with building a coast defence through Canadian shipyards, crews, and dockyards in partnership with Britain, citing Australia as a model for cooperative defence and maritime growth.

Foster Herald Canada Ouy Secon Seciona Stoker Britain Neucleus Great Britain Hritch Newcastle Clyde Eld Ife Mense Dominion of Canada Pacific Australia

Installation of Cranbrook and Selkirk Masons on St John’s Day

Cranbrook lodge No 4 and Selkirk lodge No 4 Kimberley held a joint installation at Cranbrook Masonic Temple on St John’s Day. W Bro Wilson served as installing master with officers installed for Cranbrook and Selkirk lodges. A banquet followed with toasts and songs. a gavel was presented by D D G M Dr P Corson and a vote of thanks passed.

Cranbrook Cranbrook Lodge Selkirk Kimberley W. Bro W. TE Wilson W. M—F. HB. Miles S. W.H. White J. WH. Hickenbotham Treas J. P. Fink S. Peck S H. Banfield J. H. Spence I. G EB. Davis S. S A. B. Norris E. Elwell D W. H. Wilson J.S Trier Ww.e. Worden H. J. Carter Selkirk Loder W. M—N W. Burdett S.W D. T. Evans J. W Fred Ege. Treas A. Ferris Thos. Miller M. Martin J. D—W. Chamberlain A. Cameron G. W. Whenan Tyler U’. BE Joslin G. A. Webster I J. McSweyn Reevet M. W. Bra P Corson Fernie D.D.G.M Lodge

Christ Church Cranbrook Parish AGM January 1 1913

The annual general meeting of Christ Church parishioners will be held at the church on Monday January 1 1913. Elections for church wardens sidesmen lay delegates to the diocesan synod and reports will be considered. Full attendance desired. Rector Pe Flewelling Cranbrook December 1 1912.

Christ Church At & Delock Dioce Osian Hi. Pe. Flewelling Cranbrook

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Vancouver THE Protection For Lumber Industry OF Gage Geo ER. Foster Sranbrook LOK Vfarm ST. John's Day
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