Cranbrook Board of Trade urged to move in new year
Editorial notes urge Cranbrook board to energize activities with the Mountain Lumbermen's association meeting on January 14 and to review public works and railway projects. The piece also highlights agriculture education and a coming Cranbrook city election with likely re election of Mayor J P Fink and several alderman candidates.
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Cranbrook Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Cranbrook
Mountain Lumbermen’s Association
Mountain Lumber
Kootenay Central Railway
Josh Billings
Council of Public Instruction
Canada
Dominion of
Dominion
J. P. Fink
James Finlay
Finlay
Fink
McCallum's 1910 Message New Year's Day note to Cranbrook
McCallum's Harde wire pledges self improvement and renewed service in Cranbrook and District. The letter lauds prompt business, fair competition, and low prices while thanking customers for 190% support and extending New Year wishes to East Kootenay residents.
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Ain
McCallum
Cranbrook
East Kootenay
Nelson Daily News review favors mining growth in 1910
McCallum and Co support candidacies of B H Short G W Patmore E D Johnson and J Pruden for aldermen. The Nelson Daily News annual review shows mineral production in 1909 rising nearly $600 000 over 1908 and praises KE Jacobs for his mining analysis noting more mines ships mills and railways expanding to underpin BC mining and smelting.
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Nelson Daily News
KE. Jacobs
Jacob
British Columbia
Church Services Schedule for First Sunday after Epiphany
The church lists Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Morning Prayer at 11 a.m. A children's service at 3 p.m. and Evensong at 7 30 p.m. Epiphany hymns will be sung. A message from the house of bishops of the church in Canada will be presented during the evening service.
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House of Bishops of the Church In Canada
Methodist Church Services and Attendance Prize Note
Robert Hughes, pastor, leads services at 11 and 7 30 with Sunday school and Bible classes each week. Attendance rules require 36 punctual attendances out of 62 Sundays this year to qualify for the Christmas prize.
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Robert Hughes
League Prayer Service and Week Activities at Morestry
League prayer service begins at 7 with the sermon No Rejections and invites nonregulars. Ushers offer seats and hymnbooks. all are welcome. Also a lantern entertainment, hand painted slides, no admission, an offering requested. Next Sunday January 16 sacraments and new members.
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League
Morestry
God
Knox Presbyterian Church Announces Bible Class Plan
Regular services at 11 and 7 with a Sunday 3 pm choir alcove meeting to discuss forming an organized adult Bible class. All over 18 invited. Session and managers adopt a week system of contribution using duplex envelopes. year envelopes mailed this week.
Congregational Meeting Set for January 18 in Sunday School Room
On Tuesday evening the church chose to hold its annual congregational meeting on January 18 at 8 o'clock in the Sunday school room. Ladies will provide light refreshments after the business session.
Battle songs and sermons mark Baptist church services
Evening at 7 30 features battle hymns and a sermon by Pastor King on The Soldier's Secret of Victory. Morning service asks A Motto for the New Year with The Lord's Supper and fellowship. Young People's union social at Mrs Wade's Garden avenue. Executive to meet at the parsonage Saturday to prepare the quarter report. Honor roll lists Olive Dow, Douglas Finnis, Earl J King, Irving Leask, Lottie Leask, May Pyatt, Bessie Woodman and others for faithful attendance.
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Pastor King
Young People’s Union
Wade
Garden Avenue
Bible School
Olive Dow
Douglas Finnis
Earl J. King
Irving Leask
Lottie Leask
May Pyatt
Bessie Woodsman
Frank Bridges
Helen Bridges
Graham King
Harold King
Mary Leask
Merritt Leask
Russel (Sonney) Leask
Herbert Stewart
Gordon Woodman
Miss FB McKay Seeks First Place In Local Contest
Miss FB McKay, local representative in the Lethbridge Herald contest, remains in second place and must gain more votes to take first. The contest closes on Monday the 10th, so she must rally to avoid defeat.
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FB. McKay
Lethbridge
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DeVere Hunt
George W. Johnson
F. W. Green
Jos. Campbell
D. J. Johnson
Ald
W. Hyde Baker
E. Elwell
B. H. Short
G. W. Patmore
E. D. Johnson
J. Pruden
Christ Church
Hill & Company
Astoria
Empress Shoes
United States
Little Darling
Cranbrook’s Greatest Store
Knox Presbyterian Church
A.C. Pye
A. C. Pye
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