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Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 16, 1921

Page

4

Vancouver Island Fishing Paradise in British Columbia

In Western Canada, Vancouver Island offers famed fishing from the Campbell River and its tides. The Campbell River hosts the Tyee Salmon and large sport fishers, while Cowichan River provides scenic trout streams and rugged wilderness nearby. Local guides aid river travel and the area faces enforcement of laws to protect fisheries.

Tyee Salmon Caugh Canada British Columbia Vancouver Island Europe Realoe Campbell Rive Duke of Devonshire Kinceorge Victoria Toaun Van Dolly Vardens Conver Gowichan Bay Durteaver Vancouver Camwell River Campbell River Cowichan Hell Lakes Wales Brita Columbia Bertrand Seguin

Mennonite Colony Sells Saskatchewan Lands to Florida Investors

The Swift Current Mennonite reserve in Saskatchewan, comprising 107000 acres, is sold to Florida capitalists led by James J. Logan and Jas F. Taylor for 4800000 dollars. Buyers deposit the first cash payment and plan to move about 75 percent of local Mennonites to a new Florida land tract. Vendors leave farms with personal belongings. chattels and structures become buyers possessions.

Swift Current Saskatchewan Florida James J. Logan Jacksonville Fla Jas F. Taylor Tampa Forida

Mennonite Colony Plans Florida Settlement In Everglades tract

A land deal completed after negotiations since October 27, 1920 deposits of half a million dollars. Florida towns Dunelma Neville Springfield Wymark Blumenhof will host American farmers joining Mennonites to develop a large reclaimed tract south of the Everglades near Lake Okeechobee.

Dunelma Neville Springfield Wymark Blumenhof Florida Everglades Lake Okeechobee District

Home Preservation of Eggs Circular Issued by Victoria BC

The provincial Department of Agriculture Victoria has published a circular bulletin titled Home Preservation of Eggs detailing recommended practices for extending shelf life and maintaining quality through proper handling and storage.

Department of Agriculture Victoria B.C

Fall Session of Legislature Announced by Premier Oliver

Premier Oliver announces a fall session to be called by November 1 and aimed at reviewing municipal finances. The session would end before Christmas to avoid January delays, with no permanent time change planned. The government will investigate municipal finances, with the finance minister deciding its form.

Oliver

24th May Celebration Committee Thanks Citizens for Support

The 24th May Celebration Committee expresses thanks on behalf of the G W V A to all committees and individuals who aided the day. They note difficulties with race track plans and a cancelled Fernie circus and band but praise the parade, field sports, booths, and dance. Net proceeds expected around 1200 to 1300 dollars.

G.W.V.A Dr. Rutledge Fernie Wilson Little Nigel Thompson Sousa Steve Clark Wycliffe Morris Manual Training School Sullivan The Courier Clark Y.M.C.A Navy League Recreation Club Joy Club Mra. Clapp Great War Veterans Association of Cranbrook

Chautauqua Opens With Bell Ringing Quartette

The Cranbrook Chautauqua program began with the Bell Ringing Quartette delivering a varied afternoon and evening program. The male quartet featured H C Wilson J Hunt H L Frost and J B R Maburg performing vocal solos monologues bell ringing and novelty numbers to mixed attendance but lively response. The segment included hits like Different Kinds of Women and Marjorie Gray with Frost also performing In Flanders Fields as a noted contrast to the music. The bells and martial tunes drew stronger evening crowds, with The Rosary and Onward Christian Soldiers among highlights.

H. C. Wilson Mr. J. Hunt H. L. Frost J. BR. Maburg Marjorie Gray Wilson Marjorie Flander Flanders St. Mary's

Noted Woodworker Demonstrates Craft Despite Skeptics

The article highlights Mr. Wilson performing with a finely tuned saw though some observers doubted him, suggesting he hummed to aid the performance.

Wilson Thomases

Liberal Party at Coast Moves to Control Papers

Rumors say Liberal buyers target the Victoria daily and seek control of the British Columbia United Farmer in Vancouver. The plan aims to place a morning paper in Victoria and an evening paper in Vancouver under Liberal influence, with farm paper circulation around 6,000.

Vancouver Victoria Liberal Party British Columbia

Freezone Claims Quick Corn Relief for a Few Cents

Advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remedy. It promises instant relief and easy removal of hard and soft corns between toes, with no soreness or irritation, sold cheaply by druggists.

Diamond Dyes Offer Women Safe Color for Home Use

Women urged to choose Diamond Dyes to avoid streaks and fading. Each package includes simple home tinting directions for cot ton, garments, or draperies, promising fade resistant results with clear guidelines.

Tender call for Boswell Public Wharf construction 1921

The Department of Public Works in Ottawa invites tenders for a new public wharf at Boswell British Columbia. Submissions due by noon July 7, 1921, with bidding forms, plans, and security requirements. Blueprints available for purchase. payment via cheque or Dominion loan bonds.

Boswell B.C Kootenay Nelson Poat Boswell Ister of Public Works P.c Dominion R. C. Desrochers Secreta Department of Public Works Ottawa

Encouraging Canadian Forestry Promotes Tree Planting

The Canadian Forestry Association, 20 years old, works to preserve forests and promote tree planting. Under president C. E. E. Ussher it educates the public, coordinates with governments and wood-using industries, and operates a broad campaign including travelling lectures, a forest fire finder, and a prairie tree planting drive with thousands of seedlings supplied from the Indian Head nursery.

Canada Canadian Forestry Association C. E. E. Ussher Canadian Pacific Railway Dominion Forestry Administration Cara California Prairie Provinces Pate Dominion Government Indian Head Con

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