Captain Blood in The Herald Serial Story Preview
The Herald presents Captain Blood a romance of the Spanish Main adapted from the Synopsiss tale. Captain Peter Blood commands the Ara Bella and defeats two Spanish ships then rescues Arabella Bishop and Lord Wade, stirring a conflict between love and piracy.
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Peter Blood
Buccaneer
Arabella Bishop
Arabella
Lord Wade
West Indies
King James
Captain Blood
Captain Blood Faces Love and Loyalty at Sea
Lord Julian arrives aboard the Arabella with a commission offer from Lord Sunderland while Captain Blood harbors his own torment over Arabella Bishop. Blood ponders betrayal and honor as Miss Bishop confronts his crew and past actions amid a voyage toward Jamaica.
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Bowelless
Re Hrorseless
Julian
Blood
Arabella
Miss Bishop
Captain Blood
Pitt
Wolverstone
King's Navy
Lord Sunderland
Raith
Lord Julian
Indies
Jomes Stuart
Western Canada Irrigation Convention to Meet in Kelowna
Kelowna B C hosts the nineteenth annual convention of the Western Canada Irrigation Association July 28 to 31 with a strong local committee arranging accommodations tours and civic events. Delegates from Alberta Saskatchewan and British Columbia will join leading irrigation authorities from western Canada and the United States for addresses discussions and a grand district tour of Okanagan orchards. The Lieutenant Governor Hon Walter Nichol is expected to open the proceedings with Kelowna Mayor D W Sutherland welcoming delegates.
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Kelowna
B. C
Western Canada
Board of Trade
Alherta
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Western Canelada Irvivation Association
Canada
United States
Okanagan Valley
Walter C. Nichol
D. W. Sutherland
Association
Grote Stirling
Yale
Lawrence — Peterson
M.L.A
Barnwell
Alta
E. 8. Allen
Raymond
Disastrous Fire Destroys Golden Lumber Mill
A fire at the Columbia Valley Lumber Co mill in Golden caused extensive damage, estimated at 76,000 to 80,000 dollars. Discovered around 7:30 PM Wednesday evening, the blaze destroyed the south end of the planer mill. cause undetermined but suspected spontaneous combustion.
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Columbia Valley Lumber Co
Golden
Blaze Threatens Local Lumber Yard and Cars
Fire crews halted flames that erupted in a lumber yard siding area after work hours. Three engines fought the blaze with multiple water streams, sparing the sorting shed but destroying two loaded box cars and badly damaging a third. The incident will disrupt shipping and may leave several workers out of jobs despite insurance coverage.
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Ber Company
CP. R
Canada Pacific Railway Meet Signals Hope For Year
At the annual Canadian Pacific Railway meeting held May 6, chairman E W Beatty outlined 1924 earnings decline due to lower movement of manufactured goods and crops. He urged curtailing capital and maintenance spending until traffic normalizes while praising progress and warning on freight steamship subsidies. The discussion stressed immigration policy, public interest in transportation, and the need for railway economies and elimination of waste through joint facilities.
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Canada
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Aine
Atlantic
Petersen
Canadian Pacific Steamships
Iowa
Great Britain
British Isles
United States
Mr. Beatty
Caase
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Itlney
Addion
Pyatem
Camus
Mielfle Railway
Imelia
Hentty
National Railways
Canadian Pacific
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