Wardner Hosts Fort Steele in Mixed Sports Evening
Wardner staged junior basketball then senior games against Fort Steele with 28 0 and 21 7 scores, players like Louise Lawson absent, Jennie Moberg and Kathleen Guest standout, and officials noting social night afterward. Hatchery work at Lunds and The Lake. multiple Wardner residents travel to Cranbrook Spokane Seattle and beyond.
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Port Steele
Wardner
G.C.I. T
Philadelphia
Jennie Moberg
Fort Steele
Wardiner
Paul Storey
Feentre
Fred Harris
Frank Thompson
Hopfkins
Thompson
Harris
Headdon
Laurine Corbett
Blumenaeur
Moore
Hodgson
Knight
Messrs
Wm. Whiting
Harry Ryder
Cranbrook Rod & Gun Club
Lunds and Tie
Kamloops
Lunds Lake
Camp 16
Waldo
Cranbrook
John A. Lawson
Johnson
Louise
Wardner Hotel
Howard Haney
Spokane
Seattle
Mr. Lawson
Louise Lawson
Kansas City
Bull River
New Road to the Coast Via Fraser Canyon Opens July
Fraser Canyon highway to be available for July travel though far from first class. A public works letter from deputy minister P Philip notes effort to rush completion with minimal loss of time. Road usable through the canyon while hotels and services are still being built and some discomfort is expected for travelers.
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Fraser Canyon
P. Philip
Touin
Tron
Tublie
Beine
Fraser Dinyvon
Soni
New Find At Woman Lake Sparks Rush To Area
Reported discovery at Woman Lake about 80 miles east of Ted Lake prompts a strong rush as prospectors converge on the district. An active search to locate the high value ore is underway with many pilots flying into the region.
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Woman Lake
Sioux Lookout
Ted Lake
Grain Marketing Under Way Along Canadian National Railways
Grain moved on the Canadian National Railways week of June 4 to 10 totaling near two million bushels. Farmers delivered 1 839 000 bushels with 1 018 cars carrying 27 000 bushels loaded at entry elevators. Manitoba shipped 2 4000 bushels, Saskatchewan 1 140 000, Alberta 834 000, with total CNR stores at 8 154 000 bushels across three provinces.
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Canadian National Railways
Feoentry
CNR
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
The Speedway Faithful and the Car of Tomorrow
A vivid profile of early auto racing culture describes race pilots and mechanics as a skilled, daring community. It highlights the thrill of Indianapolis and Culver City events, the role of engineers and pilots, and the quest for faster cars through testing, tuning, and fearless sacrifice.
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Uns
Khaw
Linge
Stanton
Huron
Speedway
Eit
Mom
Nan Ruth
Fas
Lineu
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Driivelsts
M. Pennock
Miss Corbett
Bob
Till Wardner
Dyer Elderking
John Mary
Lethbridge
Sawyer
Fernie
Elmer
Harry
Sam Thompson
Baynes
Dilts
McNab
Dow
B. Embree
Harold Anderson
Rollie Thompson
Whey Montgomery
Ben Embree
Frank
Jack Dow
Ian Thompson
Rep. Reed
Geo, Renick
Elmer Thompson
Wm. Holton
Tony Thompson
C. Napoleon
Anderson Boys
Fred Babick
Andrew Streeter
Herbert Theaddes
McBain's
King
Smith Lik
Radium Hot Springs
Sunda
Victoria
Astrid Johnson
Jaffray
Mrs
Gus Johnson
Mrs. Hurry
Mary Hurry
Pete Hurry
Lumberton
Wardner-Waldo
Gus B. Carlson
B. C. Forest Service
Billy Sa
Kung OF
Pat
B. Cc
Durick Ave
C.P.R
F. H. Dezall
B.C
Victoria Cafe
Isnbrook
Thor
le Spectator
Matel
Erwin Greer
Greer College of Automotive and Electrical Engineering
Chicago
Peter DePaolo
Ralph DePalma
Peter
Indianapolis
Pete
Ver
Italy
California
Culver Bowl
Kbes
Tommy Milton
Ralph
Culver City
Osaia
Toi Ares
Prince
DePalma
Tivet Puise
Tome Stretel
Torse
Wwe
Nieve Canierds
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