Harcourt and Bank Officials Visit on Holiday
Montreal and Swift Current travelers join his mother at Nelson for a brief holiday. Special to the Herald reports Invermere manager Mr. G. T. Harcourt and Revelstoke Imperial Bank manager Mr. J. E. are in Cornwall to relieve Mr. A. W. Patterson at the Bank of...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Swift Current
Nelson
Herald
G. T. Harcourt
Invermere
J. E
Imperial Bank
Revelstoke
Cornwall
Bank of Relieving
A. W. Patterson
Coast Trip Ends with Windermere Lake Swim
Coast trippers at Invermere enjoy a warm swim in Windermere Lake after a dinner and salute. The next day mixed weather, slouthing golf and fishing, plus visits to Sinclair Hot Springs, with dinners and speeches by officials from Vancouver and regional agencies. The party then proceeds to Golden for a northern Kootenay tour before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winiermere Lake
Sinclair Hot Springs
Rate Helps
Blake Wilson
Chase Beebe
Canallan Westinghouse Co
8S. Vandervoort
Vancouver
Charles PD. Piis
Rendolph Benee
R. Gladwyn Newton
B.S.A
Joe Carter
C. S. Maharg
C. PR
Golden
Kootenays
Holiday Term Travel Notices Around Windermere Camp
Mr Pattenson travels to Revelstoke for relief duty. Mrs D C Coleman of Winnipeg plans an indefinite stay with her children at Windermere Camp. Mrs Murray of Toronto, sister to Mrs Coleman, remains briefly en route to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Coleman
Winnipeg
Windermere Camp
Murray
Canadian Education Systems and Rural School Advancement
The text outlines education in Canada under the Act of 1867 with provincial control over education, free public schooling, compulsory attendance outside Quebec, and teacher training. It highlights health and welfare in schools, rural access, and modern curricula including agriculture, domestic science, and technical education. It notes extensive facilities, normal schools, agricultural colleges, and Rhodes Scholarships fostering farm youth into higher education across provinces.
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Canada
Quebec
Dominion
Plana
Macdonald College
Ste. Anne de Bellevue
P.Q
Agricultural College
Olds
Alta
Joullure
Tarto
Naval
Scotia
New Bromswick
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
Prince Edward Island
Rhodes
Sitla
Oxford
Cambridge
Imperial Union
Comnte
McGil
Montreal
Toronto University
Kimberley zinc and lead ore debate hinges on new methods
Article details the Sullivan mine’s vast ore body near Kimberley, describing ore grades, depths, and the potential for zinc, lead, and silver recovery. It notes advances in electrolytic zinc production, metallurgical breakthroughs, and comparisons to German processes, with references to regional operations like Trail and Tadanac.
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Kimberley
Canadaus
Cubada
Bie
Athens Porte
P . Silvey
Broken Hill
Australia
Tadanac
Anaconda
No-To-Bac Tobacco Cessation Claim Advertisement
An advertisement claims No-To-Bac eases quitting cigarettes cigars and chewing tobacco. It promises instant craving relief with a tablet and a full refund if cravings persist. The copy asserts reliability from Cascarets owners and urges readers to buy in the Herald.
Prairie provinces show prospects for bumper crops in season
Reports from the prairie districts indicate widespread optimism for a strong crop year with 60 percent wheat in some areas and improved pastures. Ontario sees timely rains boosting hay and fruit yields, while British Columbia experiences better grain prospects and adequate pasture. A Bank of Montreal bulletin dated July 14 confirms bumper crop expectations across the prairies, with Edmonton and Calgary districts noting excellent conditions and potential heavy grain and hay crops. Saskatoon and other districts show mixed progress but generally favorable weather outlook.
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Winnipeg
Ontario
British Columbia
Okanagan
Cariboo
Coast
Prairie Provinces
Bank of Montreal
Edmonton
Calgary
Lethbridge
Saskatoon
Regini
Ore shipments to Trail smelter July 14 1920
Six customers supplied ore to the Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada Limited at Trail for the week ending July 14 1920. The report lists mines and the amount of ore shipped by each customer.
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Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada Limited
Trail
Amendments Reduce Liquor Sales in British Columbia Stores
June returns show Vancouver sales at 12 657 dollars, Victoria 4 244, Nanaimo 383, Prince Rupert under 998, with May figures notably higher in several locations. Prohibition commissioner-authorized data reflect shifts in official vending store activity after act amendments.
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Victoria
Vancouver
Nanaimo
Prince Rupert
Duke of Devonshire Keeps His Date At Sea Voyage
The Duke attends a dinner for Sir Auckland Geddes in London while his daughter Dorothy Cavendish plans to wed Caplan dared MacMillan aboard the Empress of France. A gale delayed sailing from St John to Liverpool, but Captain Cook steered the ship to dock at six the morning of March 22, preserving the engagement and schedule.
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Canada
Empress
Brance
Duke of Devonshire
Sir Auckland Geddes
Cube
Washington
Pleadilly
London
England
Ady Dorothy Cavendish
Caplan
MacMillan
France
St. John
N. B
Liverpool
Ahin
Mersey
Cook
Liverspool
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Gillette Safety Razor
Mr. Pattenson
Education In
Sullivan
Wilson
Fae
Groccia
General Stores
West
Riondel
Electric Point
Boundary
Wash
Josie
Rossland
le Pas
North Star
Providence
Greenwood
Wpranes
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