New Council Sets Agenda For Park By Law
The council debated the park by law approved last year at a 10 000 dollar limit. Alderman Balment urged a committee to rework the plan to cover land, trees, pool, fencing, and paths while considering renting the gymnasium for city children to use with the pool. Some aldermen favored relocating the park to a more suitable site and noted the tourist camp would need a new site if the park moved.
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Balment
Flowers
Bronsdon
Kilby
Jones
City Discusses Park Project Costs And Meeting Plan
A decision to avoid exhausting funds led to a plan for a joint meeting of the City Council Rotary Club Board of Trade and other park supporters. The notice also reports two birth announcements from St Eugene Hospital, a son born to Mr and Mrs Sidney Malcolm and another son to Mr and Mrs George Foisey.
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Rotary Club
Board of Trade
Sidney Malcolm
St. Eugene Hospital
George Foisey
Kitchener
Contemporaries Comment on Provincial Highway Standoff and Currency Idea
A Victoria dispatch notes ongoing highway route wrangling between Hope Princeton and Fraser Canyon camps as Premier Oliver shows no clear preference. The Princeton Star criticizes the United Farmers currency idea as wishful thinking, contrasting it with historical German and European printing to illustrate dangers of monetary excess.
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W. H. Sutherland
Nibaity
Kamloops
Princeton
Hope
Fraser Canyon
Victoria
New Westminster
British Columbian
Oliver
Hope- Princeton
Princeton Star
East Kootenay District Rail Gap Prompts Political Question
Twenty years ago the Cranbrook Herald notes the East Kootenay district has no railway and questions how long the current government will maintain offices in the town. Also mentions Tom Wellman horses winning races in San Francisco and Beale Elwell Hutchison opening Morrissey office. Sunday School report shows 84 average attendance and $241 annual total.
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East Kootenay
Methodist Sunday School
Coming Events At The Auditorium And The Star
A list of upcoming events includes dances at the Auditorium on January 19 and 25, stage shows at The Star from January 19 to 27 featuring Lorna Doone Caught Bluffing The Ghost Breaker and The Young Rajah with Rudolph Valentino, plus a Sacred Concert at The Star Theatre and a St Patrick’s Day Dance on March 16. W H Cleland of Invermere, manager for Mr Randolph Brice interests, visited the city Wednesday.
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the Young Rajah
Rudolph Valentino
The
Star
G.W.V.A
W. H. Cleland
Invermere
Randolph Brice
Britain’s smooth transfer of power amid crisis praised
The piece lauds Gladstone style adaptability as Lloyd George yields to Bonar Law. It argues Britain’s democracy lets such a transition pass with little business disruption. The author sees Lloyd George as still influential and compares him to Balfour, noting enduring public regard. Toronto Saturday Night.
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Lloyd George
Great Britain
Mr. Balfour
Toronto
Sunday Concert Program Highlights and Performers
The Sunday concert features cellos, violins, a cornet duet, and vocal solos led by conductor Mr. J K Chorlton with accompanist selections. Performers include Messrs Novak and Bevan, Mrs F G Novak, Mr F G Novak, Buck W Damrosch, and Kelerbela, with contributions from J A Alexander W A Burton Thompson Bevan and Ivy Bidder. The program includes The Bohemian Girl The Lord Is My Light Son of Puszta and God Save the King.
Acrostic Contest For School Children
A popular competition announced by the Herald and the Kootenay Garage offers prizes for forming acrostics from the words Kootenay Garage. Judges and closing date to be announced next week. No entrance fee required. entries must use Herald coupons. Any number of solutions may be submitted by any contestant.
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Kootenay Garage
Herald
Post Office Warns Business Men Not To Cash Money Orders
The Post Office issues a warning to hotels and other businesses against cashing money orders from unidentified strangers and those who have used the practice to defraud, urging caution after recent swindling schemes. Short paid letters to Britain and the British Empire draw 4 to 10 cents per ounce plus additional charges, and postal rates for post cards and foreign mail are outlined. Vancouver traffic reports show 265,000 border crossings in 1922 with 81,462 cars, and a local Anglican Scout event hosted a turkey supper with the Major H. B. Hicks in attendance, featuring performances by two scouts and badge progress.
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Post Office Department
Great Britain
Newfoundland
British Empire
H. B. Hicks
J. F. Scott
A. E. Leigh
F. G. Morris
J. M. Clark
FP. Constantine
Shaw
Frank Hartnell
Cyril Harrison
Impessions of the Session by N A Wallinger MP No 1
The debate on the Speech from the Throne continued as bills were introduced including the Special Surveys Act Electrical Energy Inspection Act and Dyking Assessments Adjustment Act The Electrical Energy Inspection Act sparked discussion over lack of set standards but passed with the Government majority. The session featured debates on the Municipal Elections Act the Maintenance of Children of Unmarried Parents and the Chiropractic Act with required examinations for chiropractors. The Immigration Act restricting Asiatic immigration drew strong debate and passed as a humble address to the Lieutenant Governor. Multiple minor acts and local measures were read and amended with party voting on returns and calls for evidence rejected.
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Civil Service Commissioner
Altho
Dyking
Vancouver
Canada
Bowser
P.G. E. Railway
Ealing
Colonel Napier
Col. Napier
Liquor Control Board
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Austria
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Berlin
Montreal Gazette
Tom Wellmans
San Francisco
M. A. Beale
Beale, Elwell & Hutchison
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Lorna Doone
the Star
Star Theatre
Wallie Reid
Kootenay Garage Competition
Dove of Peace
MR. J. K. Chorlton
Messrs, Novak and
Bevan
the Lord Is
Mrs. F. G. Novak
Bohemian Girl Orchestra
Puszta
F. G. Novak
Buck W. Damrosch
Kelerbela
God Save the King
Miss Ivy Bidder
Balfe
Barnard Allitsen
van Biene
J. K. Chorlton
Brahms
Widor
Mrs. Novak
Chorlton
Soul of the Nationahn Orchestra
Post Office
B.C
American Customs Office
Blaine
Washington
N. A. Wallinger
M.P. P
Tier AL Cats
Wrigleys
A. Hersyma
John Stress
North
Hamilton
PWC
Vanek
Dale's
P. Woods Meat Market
Norbury Avenue
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