Quebec Dog Derby Promises Big Winter Event
Eight teams from Canada and the United States enter a three heat fifty mile race across Quebec City areas. Prize money totals 2000 dollars with a gold and silver cup. Notables include judge Vilhjalmur Stefansson and last year’s winner Arthur Wonalancet driving his own team.
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UEBEC
Canada
United States
Joe Laine
Chateau Frontenac
Quebec
Edward P. Clark
West Milan
New Hampshire
Price Brothers
Esquimans Point
St. Lawrence
Holt, Renfrew & Co
Eams
Big Mongrels
St. Regis
Yahk Camp Notes A Contractor Sets Distance Record
John Englebert Johnson of camp 19 ran logging trips covering 20 miles on hills then returned to Yahk as 18 mile return trip before midnight. James Howley spent the weekend at Yahk and Matson joined the camp as leading man.
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John Englebert Johnson
Camp
Yahk
Mr. Matson
Cosgrove
B.C. Trade Extension Bureau
British Columbia
B.C
Windermere Girl Guides report on past year's activities
The Windermere Girl Guides detailed a year of progress, with enrollment ceremonies at Brown's Bay, visits from leaders Joyce Walton and Mrs Ratcliffe, and a Brown Owl program. The group held meetings, camps, parades, and social events, and planned a February home cooking sale to fund future activities.
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Windermere Girl Guides
Lake Windermere
F. B. Atkinson
Thos
Jy Turner
Effie Tor
Mies Dora K. Boeckker
Ie Hole
Girl Guide Company
Bluebirds
Dora K. Bodecker
Madelaine A. Turner
Invermere
Vin Athaler
Effie Turner
Wilmer
Mary B. Turner
Toener
Rangers
Mary ‘Turner
Lince
Joyce E. Walton
Greater East London
Ratcliffe
Toronto
Brown's Bay
David Thompson Memorial Mart
Parents’ Association
Atkinson
Golden
Lady Byng of
Vimy
Girl Guides of Canada
Walter Nichol
Victoria
Windermere
T. W. Turner
the Beavers
Sinclair Hot Springs
A. E. Fisher
Pynologs
R. Randolph Bruce
B.C
Coy
J. M. Brookes
Deen
W. H. Thompkins
Mra
I. E. Coy
Local Camp Residents Report Health and Work Updates
Former health officer Mr Wiggins took a lay off and saw a doctor for a severe cold. Pete and Mrs Jensen visited Cranbrook from camp 4. Forstead brothers Nels and Alf continue a large log haul and tie delivery under Mr Weatherhead. John Olson tiemaker is convalescing after illness. Louis Magrath sprained an ankle at camp 4 but injury not serious and he will be back soon.
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Forstead Brothers
Nels
Alf
Mr. Weatherhead
John Olson
Tiemaker
Louis Magrath
Camp 4
Memorial to Warren G Harding planned for Stanley Park
Vancouver officials announce a memorial to former president Warren G. Harding in Stanley Park. The project, estimated at about 30 000 dollars, commemorates his visit last year and will be funded for construction and reception features.
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Banff Orchestra
Lumberton Hall
Banff
Lumberton
A. E. Lyttle
Edgerman
B.C. Spruce Mills, Ltd
Mr. Lyttle
Vancouver
Warren G. Harding
United States
Stanley Park
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Grover Kifer
Jack McDonald
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H. P. Klinesiiver
J.T. Dwelley
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B. C. Spruce Mills
Camp 3
Flume
Cranbrook Auditorium
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Yahk, B.C
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Pete Jensen
Cranbrook
Revelstoke
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Le-Sport
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Bowness
Baker Street
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