Cranbrook Herald urges belief in regional mineral wealth
The Cranbrook Herald highlights Joseph Ryan's article in the Nelson Daily News arguing East Kootenay minerals can fuel local prosperity. It stresses faith, knowledge, and collective action to unleash wealth from mining and related industries, urging Cranbrook to rally and spread the slogan Cranbrook has the metal that makes the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ryan
Cranbrook Board of Trade
Nelson Daily News
Ryan
East Kootenay
Dr. Schofield
W. Mlect Robertson
Co. P. R
Cranbrook
Eye Marks Act Proposed to Stamp Eggs in British Columbia
The B C Poultry Association Convention at Chilliwack backed a plan to stamp eggs as Cold Storage Preserved and Foreign to curb import undercuts and mislabeling. The measure calls for conspicuous signs for foreign eggs and mirrors Washington state rules. Danish date stamping by Denmark’s Co operative Egg Association and Duncan area practices boost UK and Victoria market prices. The Cranbrook Creamery could benefit if date of laying is stamped, ensuring higher local egg prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
B. G. Poultry Association
Chilliwack
Farmers’ Institute and Poultry Association
Dominion
Ottawa
F. W. Green
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Co-operative Egg Association of Denmark
Duncans
Vancouver Island
Victoria
II Creamery
Cranbrook Creamery
A Substitute for the Bar Sought by Temperance Faction
The Temperance movement considers a post July 1 substitute for the bar room. Coleman residents note that a hip pocket flask is a tempting option. Mary is serving two months in Macleod after attempting to establish a Coleman substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Big Mary
Macleod
Real Rival Of The U S Navy Urged By Scientific American
The article argues the United States should build a navy to surpass that of Germany but not equal Britain. It cites Britain as superior in policy and readiness, condemns Germany for sinking U S citizens, and urges Congress to quickly strengthen the U S fleet to second in strength behind Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Congress
Europe
British Isles
Prohibition Movement Voices at Brandon Meeting
A large audience heard W P Goard and Rev A E Smith of Brandon discuss the People's Prohibition Movement of BC. The speakers argued for prohibition within a world trend, highlighted business motives, and announced the formation of a continuing propaganda organization.
Nickel Deposits in Cranbrook District
The article surveys nickel occurrences in the Cranbrook region and nearby White Fish creek, detailing mineralized sills in quartzites with native copper, galena, chalcopyrite, pyrrhotite, and cobalt bloom. Assays show nickel values up to 10 dollars per ton, with experts predicting enormous tonnages and potential Dominion wide impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's River District
Charles and
Willam Evans
White Fish Creek
St. Mary
Selkirk
Schofeld
Schofield
W. CO. McGinnis
Winnipeg
Evans
McGinnis
J. C. Haas
Spokane
Discovery of Molybdenite near St. Mary's River in 1915
The report highlights a new molybdenite find near St. Mary's river with two staking claims and an assay from Trail smelter showing $120 per ton value. It notes wide mineral potential across 800 square miles around the St. Marys and outlines regional prospects, mining activity, and rising interest for 1916, including transportation improvements and renewed prospecting.
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Skookumchuck
Kootenay Central
Chemical Department
Mines Division
Ottawa
Alaska
Jack London
Bt. Mary's River
Trail
England
Imperial
Krupps
St. Mary's River
Erry Creek
Hell
Schofield
Geological Survey
N. A. Wallinger
Cranbrook
Wallinger
Majer
Dominion Geobetat
Golden
Mining prospects for low grade copper ore in Mary's river district
The author notes large low grade copper deposits along Mary's river and suggests transportation will enable work to reveal true value. He warns current schemes fail to exploit low grade ore and calls for expert methods to make a paying venture. He asserts mining will foundation national prosperity and stabilize farming and real estate markets.
Social Reform Conference to Be Held in This City
A two day social reform conference will meet at the Methodist church on Thursday evening February 3 and Friday morning February 4. Rev. Hugh Dobson will lead discussions on welfare, labor, child welfare, civics and moral questions in a conferrential format. All interested are invited. Proceedings begin Thursday at 8 p.m. and Friday at 9 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Hugh Dobson
Knox Church Holds Frugal Annual Meeting in Cranbrook
Knox Presbyterian Church convened its annual congregational meeting on January 19 in Cranbrook with very low attendance. The Board of Managers reported a deficit for the year and difficulty raising funds for ordinary expenses, disheartening those serving the church. Elected for 1916 were Managers Worden Fink Dezall Harshaw Nisbet Mackinnon and Taylor. Treasurer J P Fink. Secretary W A Nisbet. Envelope Secretary D M Cowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Presbyterian Church
Cranbrook
Board of Managers
Messrs. Worden
Fink
Dezall
Harshaw
Nisbet
Mackinnon
J. P. Fink
W. A. Nisbet
D. M. Cowan
Christ Church Congregational Meeting and Services Schedule
Christ Church holds 11 a.m. Matins and Holy Communion and 7.80 p.m. Evensong with a Bible Class in the Assembly Room. Sunday school and a congregational meeting are set for Monday January 31 at 8 p.m. in Christ Church Hall. Preacher Rev W H Bridge B A L Th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church Hall
W. H. Bridge
Knox Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
Pastor W. K. Thomson leads morning worship at 11 a.m. with a memorial for the late Latter Clarke. Sunday school and Bible class at 2 p.m. Evening service at 7 30 p.m. features a continued study of the life of Savonarola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Savonarola
Methodist Church Services Notice at 11 and 7:30
Pastor Rev Thos Keyworth organist Chas F Nidd conduct services as usual at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m with Sunday School and Adult Bible Classes at 3 p.m. All welcome. Evening subject The Readiness of God. Apple-Land Sunday School 11 a.m. Clergy W Kerr C O signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Thos
Keyworth
Chas. F. Nidd
Apple-Land
Winter carnival and local notices from Canadian towns
Rossland to host a winter carnival February 7 to 11. Golden forms a 50 member dancing club. Greenwood critics Lodge Police Magistrate Hallett earns 800 dollars annually. Fernie Fort Stevie Brewing Co enters voluntary liquidation but will continue operations. The Star taunts Golden over stray dogs and their stubborn path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Hallett
Greenwood
Bowser
Fernie-Fort Stevie Brewing. Co
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Pioneer Hardware Store
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