First Aid Talk Sparks Local St John Ambulance Unit
General Secretary Gidlow urged railroad workers at Carmen's hall to learn first aid, recounting the St John Ambulance history and the life saving impact of prompt care. A local branch was formed with Uren as chair and Connolly as secretary. Drs. King and Green volunteered for lectures to certify members.
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Gidlow
First Aid Society
Carmen's Hall
St. John Ambulance Association
Fink
J. H W. King
Untl
Order of St. John
Order
Order of St. John of Jerusalem
England
Joria
Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem
St. John the Baptist
Prince of Wales
Lord Grey
Montreal
CPLR
C.P.R
West
Uren
Connolly
King
Green
Irrigation Convention Promises Broad Western Canada Talks
The Western Canada Irrigation Association aims to organize a major Kamloops convention on August 3 and 4 to discuss water administration and distribution. Delegates are urged to submit resolutions by July 20 to J. T. Hall Brandon Manitoba. The Kamloops community mobilizes to support the event and promote irrigation development across the dry belt.
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Western Canada Irrigation Association
Kamloops
Mr. Newell
Reclamation Department
United States
Clifford Sifton
R. B. Bennett
Calgary
Charles Wilson
K. C
A. EK
Ashcroft
Vernon
J. T. Hall
Western Canada Irrigation Convention
Brandon
Manitoba
Beattie Murphy Co Ltd: Growth of Cranbrook Drug Book Firm
A historic feature on Beattie Murphy Co Ltd in Cranbrook. From a tiny 1898 drug shop to a major drug and book store, founders Mr Beat tie Heattie and Mr Murphy led rapid growth, expanded quarters, and a trusted reputation with physicians and the public in western Canada. The piece notes leadership roles, incorporation, and continued community support.
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Dominion of Canada
West
Beattie Murphy C O., Ltd
Cranbrook
British Columbia
Fr. I. Heatth
Beattie
Times
Canada
Heattie
Beattie Murphy Co. Lnd
Murphy
D. Ie Murphy
CPLR
Knickerbockers
Canadian clay survey to test Alberta deposits for tile use
Two Dominion experts Ht Reis and J Keele tour the country collecting clay samples from known but undeveloped beds. Samples will be tested in Ottawa for brick and tile manufacture value. They note high U S imports of clay and foresee economic gains from developing local resources. They will continue to Calgary and Vancouver, with a stop in Medicine Hat where a tile industry is arising.
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Canada
United States
Dominion Bureau of Mines
Ht. Reis
J. Keele
Dominion
Ottawa
Demonton
Journal
Keele
Edmonton
Hdmonson
Reis
Calgary
Crows Nest
Vancouver
Ontario
Maritime Provinces
Winnipeg
Canadian Northern Railway
Canadian Pacific
Moose Jaw
Estavan
Medicine Hat
Lloyd George Budget Forecast Shows Surplus Amid Whiskey Tax Stance
Chancellor Lloyd George presented the 1910 11 budget in the commons noting a projected revenue of £199 781 000 against expenditure of £103 030 000 leaving a surplus of £861 000. He kept whiskey taxes unchanged despite a revenue drop of £1 100 000.
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Lioys George
Commons
Ireland
Scotland
Lloyd-George
House of Commons
Advertising the West in a Moving Picture Train
A Canadian Pacific Railway press feature outlines a cross continent moving picture tour to showcase Canada’s opportunities for settlers and tourists. The five car train includes a theater style baggage car a darkroom kitchen sleeper and official car with J S Dennis supervising. Eldorado actors directors photographers and journalists from New York Montreal and Regina join the expedition to film Mary and John on their Montreal Shanghai honeymoon journey and scenes of prairie life as the Mounted Police drill and a tent camp are filmed for promotion.
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Montreal
Rocky Mountains
Vancouver
Columbia River Valley
Rebina
United States
Europe
Canada
Carsland
J. S. Dennis
Canadian Pacific Railway
Edison Manufacturing Company
Mary
John
Shanghai
New York
Prior
Minneapolis
C.P.R
Norman Rankin
Irene Annie Love
J. Searle Dawley
West
Nelson YMCA Attracts Members And Popular Games
The Nelson Young Men's Christian Association has 250 members after three months and 454 registered users in June for rooms baths and games. Bowling netted 56 dollars after pin fees while English billiards and a fine pool table are highlighted. The YMCA aims to remove gambling stigma from these activities as swimming and lifeguard classes begin and apricots and raspberries are preserved at Campbell and Manning's.
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Nelson
YMCA
Fatal Rail Accident Claims Young Brakesman Cyril Janes at Michel
A young brakesman named Cyril Janes died when he could not uncouple a train at Michel. He shouted for help and jumped between cars, crushed by the flat and box car as his fellow brakeman Bob Killens warned him. Janes, 22, leaves a widowed mother and three sisters in England. Funeral held at the Church of England with Odd Fellows turnout. town observes with business closures.
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Michel
Cyril Janes
Janes
Bob Killens
Bob
Killens
Jones
Cranbrook
Uren
Leighton Burrard
Bedfordshire
England
Sisers
Old Country
Cyril Dates
Apel
West
C,bor
Page Wage
Freielt
Church of England
Catorer
Beatty
Rey BE
Jack Beaton
Jack
Jim McFadden
C. Neilson
Allan Young
Robert Killens
New Brunswick Capital Plans Vancouver Investment Firm
New Brunswick promoters J J McCaffrey and F E Winslow seek incorporation of a firm to invest in British Columbia with head office in Vancouver. Lt Gov Tweedie presides as president. directors include J F Witslow A J Gregory J J McCaffrey and James Robinson of Fredericton. W S Benson manages in Prince Rupert and may hold an executive post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick Capital
British Columbia
Vancouver
Messrs
J. J. McCaffrey
FE. Winslow
Fredericton
McCaffrey
Prince Rupert
Atlantic Realty and Improvement Company
New Brunswick
Tweedie
Messrs Oj
J. F. Witslow
A. J. Gregory
Ot. J. McCaffrey
James Robinson
Frederiton
W. S. Benson
Benson
New Brunswick Associates
Dominion
Winslow
Cranbrook
Death of Dr. Alex Sutherland Missionary Secretary Dies
Rev Dr Alex Sutherland missionary secretary of the Methodist Church in Canada died in Toronto after seven weeks ill health at age 77. He is survived by two sons and three daughters including Hugh Sutherland of the Philadelphia North American staff and Frank Sutherland of Hamilton. Mrs H W Melaan of Calgary Mrs Stevenson of Nashville Tennessee and Mrs Shepard of Lyon Massachusetts.
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Alex. Sutherland
Methodist Church In
Canada
Toronto
Hugh
Philadelphia North American
Frank
Mercantile Trust Co
Hamilton
H.W. Melaan
Calgary
Stevenson
Nashville
Ternnessee
Shepard
Lyon
Mass
Cranbrook Victorious In Dominion Day Soccer Clash
Cranbrook defeats Nelson 1 0 at Trecreation grounds in a fast clean match. Watson scores for Cranbrook with Nate making many saves. Williamson leads Nelson defense. Referee W Matthews and linesmen Nestitt and McAndrew controlled a spirited game. Cranbrook supporters, led by R Baldwin, cheered the visitors.
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Nelson News
Nelson
Cranbrook
Trecreation Grounds
Watson
Nate
MoKwany
Torrence
Mark W. Matthews
Nestitt
Crawtrook
McAndrew
Scotty
Williamson
J. Rhead
T Phillips
H. Hampden
D. Iehie
S. Bent
J. Ramsden
R. Baldwin
Cranbrook Football Club
For Sale Two Cherry Show Case Tables
For sale two solid cherry show case tables with matching show cases. Cheap for cash. Apply to W. H. Wilson, 1918.
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W. H. Wilson
Local football match switches to Moyle team this Saturday
The Saturday schedule shows the local football team replacing Fernie with Moyle for a league game as Fernie must play Tosmer on the same date.
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Moyle
Fernie
Tosmer
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