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Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 14, 1921

Page

4

Old Timers of Fernie Elect Officers for Their Association

Fernie district old timers meet for an annual gathering with fifty two members present. Elected for the coming year are Hon. President H J Johnson President Dr Bonnell MP Vice Presidents Arthur Fenwick Aubrey Snow T Lapelle Chaplain A C Liphardt Physician Dr Corsan Secretary Treasurer J A McLean. Canada houses over four thousand elevators with capacity of 225 million bushels and new facilities are added regularly.

Fernie District Old Timers Association H. J. Johnson Dr. Bonnell M.P Arthur Fenwick Aubrey Snow T. Labelle A. C. Liphardt Dr. Corsan Sec.-Treas J. A. McLean

Aspirin warning about genuine Bayer tablets

A public notice warns buyers to require the Bayer name on any aspirin. substitutes are not aspirin. Bayer boxes contain directions for Col ds Headache Neuralgia Rheumatism Karache Toothache Lumbago and Pain. Tiny tins with twelve tablets cost a few cents, with larger packages from druggists. made in Canada.

Bayer Canada

Prices, output, and metal markets in 1920 mining report

The 1920 mining output held value near previous year despite a price drop across metals. Copper production rose while unit prices fell, zinc output surprised due to Consolidated Mining and Smelting at Sullivan mine, and coal production hit near record levels. 221 mines shipped ore totaling 2,178,187 tons, with 3,851 workers below ground. many idle mines concentrated in Slocan and Boundary districts.

Europe Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co Sullivan Mine East Kootenlay United States California Crowsnest Pass Department of Mines Slocan Boundary

Moderation in Fernie Under Government Control

Fernie Free Press notes a jail crowded with intoxicated men holding government permits and argues control harms local brewers by favoring big coast breweries. It warns clubs will seek cheap imports from Lethbridge as government stocks falter. It also extols Canada’s water power, citing Ontario Hydro and Niagara Falls as key assets and projects like the St Lawrence scheme to boost output.

Fernie Veterans’ Club Lethbridge Canada Ontario

Wapta Lake Camp Promises Alpine Trips and Rustic Comfort

Wapta Lake Camp near Lake Louise offers access to Wapta Lake, Yoho Valley, Emerald Lake, and Field with Swiss guides and scenic hikes. Guests may stay in 24 by 14 foot cottages, enjoy a central dance hall, and use motor launch transfers from Hector station. Rates run about $5 to $5.60 daily with weekly options.

Yoho Valley Emerald Lake Sherbrooke Ross Lakes Wapta Lake Lake Windermere Wapta Lake Louise Canadian Pacific Railway Kicking Horse Canyon Lake O'Hara Dominion Parks Authorities Alpine Club Canada John S. Sargent Rockies British Columbia Great Divide Yoho Falla Hector Chateau Lake Louise Canadian Pacific Rockie Wapta Lak Victoria Glacier Abbott Pass Lefroy Lake Oesadrong Cataract Creek Burgess Pass

Columbia Valley cattleman buys Ayrshire herd

In Invermere on July 9 a dispersal sale of the Shannon Brothers Ayrshire herd at Cloverdale saw major sale to Lawrence Mitchell of Twin Creek Ranch twelve miles south of Golden. Mitchell backs the Columbia Valley dairy drive, aiming to map the area as a standard dairy breeding district with rising prospects for a local creamery. The region now hosts thirteen purebred Ayrshire herds linked to R O P tests, with no tuberculosis reported. climate dryness favors the breed. The Shannon Brothers herd began in 1909 with stock bought from Robert Hunter and Sons of Maxville Ontario.

Herald Invermere Shannon Brothers Cloverdale Lawrence Mitchell Twin Creek Ranch Golden Columbia Valley Mitchell Ayrshire Breeders' Association Kootenay Columbia River Mitchell {S Robert Hunter and Sons Maxville Ontario

Ore shipments to Trail Smelter for week ending July 7

The list shows ore received at the Trail Smelter during the week ending July 7. Mine Tous Surprise in Republic, Washington is listed with 67 units from Company mine.

Trail Tous Surprise Republic, Wash

Victoria British Columbia Idaho discuss Kootenay Flats reclamation

Governor Davis of Idaho and Hon. T. D. Pattullo discuss joint plans to study reclaiming 75 000 to 100 000 acres of Kootenay Flats along the border near Creston. Provincial and Idaho engineers to lead preliminary survey with $2 000 state funding and cross border cooperation. A broader plan awaits full data before action. Also reports from Midlothian Gowganda suggest a promising gold discovery with multiple minerals in commercial quantities nearby.

Kootenay Flats Creston British Columbia Idaho Davis T. D. Pattullo Victoria W. F. Swendsen Idaho Commission of Reclamation International Boundary Lands Dominion United States Mr. Pattullo Pattullo Toronto Midlothian Gowganda Porcupine Canada

SORMER COLUMBIA VALLEY RESIDENT ELEVATED TO BENCH

Invermere July 9. Victoria announces that Thomas Archdale Pope of Penticton is appointed stipendary magistrate for Penticton. Pope previously lived here on a ranch named Westcliff above Wilmer and served for years as a civil service surveyor in India. His family roots are in Scotland.

Invermere Victoria Thomas Archdale Pope Penticton Westcliff Wilmer Pope India Scotland

Graves of Soldiers in B C to Be Marked

Col H C Osborne arrives in Vancouver to outline a program by the Imperial War Graves Commission to mark all unmarked graves of Canadian Expeditionary Force soldiers in British Columbia with granite headstones set in permanent foundations. The plan follows his Dominion tour assessing burial sites for Canadians serving overseas.

H. C. Osborne C.M.G Imperial War Graves Commission Vancouver Dominion Osborne British Columbia

Ontario To Go Dry Next Week After Vote

Ontario moves to complete prohibition after an overwhelming referendum. Importation of liquor into the province will cease on July 19 and a formal proclamation will follow. The Sandy bill enacted by the Drury government aligns with federal action to make Ontario bone dry and restrict liquor movement within the province.

Ontario Drury

River and Rampart Gain Fame in Movie Scenarios

Miss Priscilla Dean leads a company of about thirty in British Columbia filming near Cranbrook at Bull River with scenes of exterior action. Rampart sequences follow main Bull River work as the troupe makes several Cranbrook to Bull River trips. Dean praises scenic potential and Universal Film Company backs her with top directors and an all star cast.

Priscilla Dean Cranbrook Bull River Rampart Dean British Columbia Universal Film Company

Canada’s agriculture seen as key to national growth

The Canadian agriculture sector is described as central to the country’s future. It employs the majority of the population, with about 730,000 farms. In 1920 field crops value reached 1.456 billion dollars from over a billion bushels, contributing to farm wealth estimated near 7 billion dollars in 1917. Grain crops set records, with 1920 yielding a billion bushels. wheat output 289 million bushels and oats 556 million bushels.

Canada Census Bureau

Liquor Permits Slow in Kaslo District

Up to now demand for permits under the new government liquor control act has been very low in Kaslo. Hewat, who issues permits at Kaslo, reported only one permit request between the 16th and 21st in the Kaslo district. Also notes a sharp rise in 1919 insurance business to about half a billion dollars with net death claims around 16.93 million dollars.

Re Hewat Kasto Kasle

Freezone Promises Quick Corn Relief from Druggist Ad

An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remedy. It claims instant pain relief and easy removal of hard or soft corns including those between the toes, with a small bottle costing a few cents sold by druggists.

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Geocors Fowler Wantmore Fernie Free Press Columbia Valley Cattleman Ayrshire MacDonald Macdonalds Tobacco Laheot Sormer CEE B.C B. River Kaslo Creston Review PB. L Fowler & Co. Ltd Calgary Alberta Lylog Uount Columbian Valley Lake Wapta Canadien Pacific Railway Moctor Yoho Valter Kickine More Canyon Yoho Batts Sooningalow Camps Edmonton Medicine Hat Macleod Pacific Coast Lake Wapta Camp
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