Provincial Poultry Association Convention in Vancouver 1910
A convention of the proposed Provincial Poultry Association will meet in Vancouver on August 18 1910 to organize the British Columbia Poultry Association with officers and a ten member board. After, directors will meet to form an executive committee and outline policy. The aim is better poultry, broader interest, and annual provincial shows. Membership costs one dollar with a directory of breeders to be published.
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Poultry Association
Convention Hall
Exhibition Grounds
Vancouver
British Columbia Poultry Association
American Poultry Association
America
Association
M. A. Jull
Department of Agriculture
Victoria
B. C
Platform plan aims for all Canadian regions convention
A broad invitation outlines a representation basis for a major LO convention. Gov gen, Dominion cabinet, senate and house of commons, forestry commissioner, farm directors, engineers, railways, and agricultural papers are all to be represented. Provincial leaders, irrigation bodies, business groups, and clubs are included to create a progressive, educational gathering.
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Governor-General of
Canada
Dominion Cabinet
Senate
House of Commons
Dominion Commissioner of Forestry
Dominion Experimental Farms
Canadian Society of Engineers
Canadian Railway
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Boards of Trade
Irrigation Convention Attracts Wide Attention
Public officials and experts are accepting invitations to the upcoming irrigation convention. The gathering aims to showcase test results from soil cultivation and water management, underscoring irrigation as a science taught in agricultural colleges and university affiliates. The topic spans many facets, with shared underlying principles across districts.
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Comimon
Curtis Baldwin claims invention thresher for standing grain
From Wichita Kansas comes word that Curtis Baldwin near Nickerson has invented a grain thresher for standing crops. Trials in wheat and oats reportedly succeeded, claiming one man can do the work of twenty five and one machine with four horses could replace several crews. The device, steel built and weighing about two thousand five hundred pounds, uses a ten inch cylinder and a gasoline powered fan to thresh and separate grain, eliminating binders loaders and stacks. Further reports are awaited with interest as to its proven efficacy.
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Wichita
Kansas
Curtis Baldwin
Nickerson
Baldwin
Minto Cup Stays In British Columbia
Montreal lacrosse team returns home after losing to Royal Canadians in two games. Royal Canadians win 18 to 5 in Saturday matchup, 10 to 4 in the prior week, drawing 7000 spectators for the sequence and leaving the visitors with a bag of gold in the postgame cheers.
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Findlay
Montreal Lacrosse
Royals
New Westminster
Mi o na tablets promise quick relief for indigestion
Sick headaches stem from stomach upset and indigestion. Mi o na tablets cure indigestion or stomach trouble, relieving headache nausea heartburn and sour stomach. The Beattie Murphy Co. offers a money back guarantee if Mi o na fails to cure. One large box costs 50 cents.
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Beattie-Murphy Co
Proper Home Training Key To Curb Juvenile Delinquency
A juvenile court veteran argues most delinquency stems from improper home training. He blames fathers for neglect while noting mothers bear less fault. A criminologist cited says early intervention can avert most criminality and save the nation vast sums. The call is for fathers to take active responsibility in child upbringing.
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Billiarde
United States
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
Patent remedy promises gentle stimulation of liver and bowels to expel matter cleanse the system and relieve constipation and sick headaches. Sold by all druggists and dealers. 19 1
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Chamberlain
Carruthers Seeks Purchase of Lands in Cranbrook District
Kenneth J. Carruthers of Moyle BC Mining Engineer announces intention to apply for permission to purchase lands described as a parcel starting 20 chains south of Lot 2909 NW corner, following a 60 by 50 by 60 by 50 chain boundary, excluding railway right of way. Dated May 7 1910.
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Kenneth J. Carruthers
Moyle
B.C
Kenneth B. Carruthers
Beattie-Murphy Co Hyome Won Mends Colds and Coughs
Forward moves. The article discusses child health reform, infant mortality drops in New York, and the potential for a national health department. It reviews Canada’s juvenile court, judge T. M. Daly, and superintendent F. J. Billard, noting 242 children appeared before the court with 174 boys and 68 girls, highlighting truancy as a key delinquency cause and urging parental attention.
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New York City
U. S
Department of Health
Canada
Winnipeg
T. M. Daly
F. J. Billiarde
Reformatory
Portage la Prairie
Billiarde
Cranbrook
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J. S. Dennis
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Etcheverry
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State University of California
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Wilson
Minto Cup
Cranbrook Land District
W. F. Gurd
Jranbrook
Nox Ted
F. E. Corrison
City Band
Cranbrook, B.C
Miss Mabel Wellman
Aibreille
Winnipes
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Physicians and Surgeons
Armstrong Ave
F. B. Miles
Thor” Wonder
THE
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Joseph Ryan
Cosmopolitan Hotel
B.C. Land Surveyors
McVittie & Parker Cranbrook and
Fort Steele
Lombardy
Coldstream Estate
Coldstream Estate Co., Ltd
Vernon, B. C
J. G. Cummings
Dominion and Provincial Land Surveyor
Hora Cranbrook
J. T. Laidlaw
Cranbrook G.C
DE Vere Hunt Agent Life and Fire Insurance
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Beattie & Atchison
Cranbrook-Fernie Farmers’ Institute
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Macponain
Creston
Hugh Stewart
Armstrong
Joe Marapodi
Provenzano & Sacco
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Cranbrook B.C
F.C. Swannell
Robertson
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Halcyon Lithia Water
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