Quiet wedding and town notices in Fernie Ledger
A local Fernie Ledger item chronicles a quiet wedding attended by Lillian Digby and Arnold Mathisot at Chiis Nest Practing venus Her, with a reception and vows. It notes residents’ activities, streets, and a council-like vote result, plus hospital updates and community meetings, all bound to weekly town life.
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Killed at Coal Creek in a Rock Fall Tragedy
An accident at Coal Creek claimed the life of Henry Julian after a rock fall trapped him while rescuing a comrade. Jules Tred hosts Hosmer hotel improvements as business booms. A separate accident injured Harry Snow, losing an arm, and a marriage license was issued to Stepan Papas and Julia Prac.
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Moyie Leader notes local visits and weather update
The Moyie Leader reports Cronin's deft for Tesstand Puesday and a $45,500 Moyie payroll. Mrs Gi Wo Orchard visits Attisworth. J C Drewry was in town. Rev Louis Thomas leaves for New Westminster to attend college and pastor near What city. Weather not favorable for Janis activity. Cranbrook students return after entrance exams.
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St Eugene Wlge No 37 elects officers. Sandstone mine offer
At St Eugene Wlge No 37, heights of Pythias meeting last week the following drivers were selected for the ensuing year: Findlay, Campbell, Laird, Fitzgibbons, Monkhouse, and others named. Jack Fitzgibbons is rumored to have received a $1,000 telegraph offer for his holdings after investing under $200. Moyie post office moved to R Gwynne’s store in the Barrell block with linoleum floor and improved lighting.
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Blairmore Sports Notes From Blairmore Times
Dan Drain from Macleod visited Blairmore Monday. The Cowley sports were held in Blairmore with a football tournament featuring Lundbreck Pincher and Blairmore. Lundbreck beat Blairmore 2 to 1 and then defeated Pincher 2 to 0. A Blairmore Cowley baseball game was not played as Cowley boys pulled out at the last moment.
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Franks and Local Events Highlight Alberta News
Frank reports from Coleman and Pincher Creek cover marriages, rail projects, coal developments, and a six figure plant build. The Frank football team wins 2 1 over Permie as plant expansions near fruition with 4000 retorts planned. Local business upgrades include A F Grady hardware front and Ambrose coal sale news.
Zinc Smelter Starts in Canada First Zinc Made at Frank
The Frank papers report the Canadian Metal Company smelter in Frank beginning operation. The first zinc ingot was produced as tests with gas producers and roasters proceeded. Manager Thomas Jones oversaw the launch and a slab was sent to Nelson Edward Riendel, marking a milestone in Canadian metallurgy.
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Free Reading Room Opens in Cranbrook Watts Block
The provincial Free Reading Room in the Watts block offers a free loan of about one hundred new books across social science natural science literature travel fiction biography and history to Cranbrook residents who sign a simple agreement. Rules include two volumes per reader for two weeks with a five cent per book per overdue day fine and a 48 hour reserve option. the room also provides leading newspapers magazines and periodicals and is described as independent of any church party or clique.
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Cranbrook
Pacific
Mighton
Baker Street
In Memory of Sir John Macdonald Anniversary
Kingston report notes June 6 marks the first anniversary of John A. Macdonald Canada’s notable statesman and Dominion leader. Across the country, his memory will be honored by people of all parties without distinction.
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Nene
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Bank Teller Missing In Winchester Bank Heist
Ottawa reports Union Bank teller Ross of Winchester has been missing since May 24 and about twelve thousand dollars or more from bank funds are unaccounted for. He was last seen buying a ticket to Brockville, and officials say a settlement with the bank is likely.
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Shipwreck tale and French chef save voyage from boots
A marine reporter recalls a shipwreck on a tarred island where South Sea Sam explains a French chef kept spirits up. The chef allegedly created twenty eight distinct dishes from the skipper’s old boots, turning disaster into a culinary oddity.
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Canada’s Spring Poem Belongs to Pier Island BC
A historical poem fragment from Toronto Globes by Clive Phillipps-Wolley envisions Canada’s spring and a renewed national spirit. It invokes sea light, trees, memory, and a plea for Britain to trust builders who shaped the land, invoking adventure and founder’s duty.
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The Wrong Ticket Read on a Railway Pass Misdirection
An official authorized to marry obtained a pass by mistake. On returning, he handed his marriage certificate to the ticket collector who studied it and declared the ticket would be a long journey, but valid on the railway.
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