Crops in Prairie West Stay Healthful Despite Weather
Reports from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta praise robust crops across the prairie west. Grain looks healthy with deep roots and strong tops, noting no widespread damage from frosts or heavy rains. Officials in Brandon say conditions are near bumper potential, with signs of strong yields anticipated in several districts.
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Winnipes
Murray
Dominion Experimental Farm
Brandon
Prairie West
Manitoba
Portage Plains
Saskatchewan
CPA
Regina
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Lloydminster
Heer
Macleod
Lethbridge
Red Deer
Lacombe
Stettler
Edmonton
Wetaskiwin
Walker argues for economy after bumper crop in Canada
President Walker of the Canadian Bank of Commerce warned in Toronto that even a strong crop cannot restore prosperity without four years of economy. He said Canada must avoid over-spending and municipalities may overestimate bond sales as money eases with improved harvests.
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Canada
Walker
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Toronto
United States
Reciprocity Pact Eyed Between Canada and Britain
A Montreal despatch reports that negotiations between the College of Physicians of Quebec and the British Medical Council are nearing completion to establish reciprocity for medical practice. McGill and Laval degrees plus Quebec licenses may soon allow practice across the British Isles, with expansion to other universities and broader empire-wide reciprocity anticipated.
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Montreal
College of Physicians
Province of
Quebec
Theritish Medical Council
Canada
Great Britain
McGill
Laval
J. W. Leno
Faculty of Medicine
Dr. McAlister
British Medical Council
British Isles
Rancher Yore G Wilson Visits Town With Trotters
Yore G Wilson, owner of a ranch about 44 miles west of the city, came to town Monday with his trotting team. The roan pair, named Pitot and Rinder, are described as horned steer work horses pulling in a yoke.
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G. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
British Columbia Poised as Nation’s Orchard Leader
A. C. Klamerfelt argues BC is the Orchard of the Empire with vast fruit potential. He cites high demand and growing crops, noting carloads of fruit and vegetables consumed in Winnipeg and other cities, expanding railways, and strong greenhouse output rivaling California. He projects BC becoming a major fruit province within ten years with huge per acre yields and wide employment from orchards to peppers and potatoes.
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A. C. Klamerfelt
Vancouver
Empire
Winnipeg
British Columbia
Kdmonton
Brandon
Calgary
California
Vernon
Dominion
Chilliwack
Kelowna
Agriculture Prospects in British Columbia Promise Growth
The article reflects on rapid BC agricultural development from desert-like land to productive fields of root crops, grasses, legumes, and orchards. It urges educated farmers to adopt modern science, aiming for four tons per acre and a shift from old methods to sustain rural employment and provincial stability.
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British Columbia
Josh Billings
B. C
Train Schedule Restated for Regular East West Trains
The regular east and west trains Nos. 1 and 6 become Nos. 21 and 22 but preserve arrival and departure times from the east at 12 08 and from the west at 14. The Soo Spokane Flyers Nos. 7 remain unchanged. The Kimberley bullet leaves at 8 40 on Tuesday and Saturday, and the Macleod train departs at 6 00 p.m.
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Soo-Spokane
Kimberley
Macleod Teal
On. Au
Zam-Buk Heals Longstanding Sores Says Island Man
Joseph Arsnault of Cascumpec Tale reports five months of pimples that discharged before Zam-Buk cured them in one week. He also notes success using Zam-Buk on his brother’s knee boils and a poisoned finger. Zam-Buk sold at druggists for 50 cents a box or via Zam-Buk Co Toronto.
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Joseph Arsnault
Cascumpec
Tale
Zam-Buk
Zam-Huk
Toronto
Lamb in Restaurant Sparks Curious Pairing
John Jones and Mary Drew enter a restaurant with a small lamb. Mary mentions her lamb as the guest of the scene while John confirms his own lamb presence in a quaint moment.
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John Jones
Mary Drew
Mary
John
Moyie Plans July First Celebrations and Sports
Moyie leaders appoint committees for July 1 activities including Dominion Jay Sports and Caledonian sports. A football and baseball match with Cranbrook is planned, events to be held at Aldridge for better access. Miners contribute over 500 dollars to the fund. a fatal sawmill accident near Porto Rico is reported with victims’ details.
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Hug
Nc Domild
Harry Swan
Mike Torphy
al. Brydle
Joe lcLaren
Albert Gill
Enos Jones
A. 8. Faulkner
R. J. Colter
Jos
A. McDonald
Thos. E. Kel
Dominion Jay
J.H. Hawke
Chas
A. McKay
Thos. Miller
Caledonian
Harry Gamble
K. D. Stinson
Dai BE. McDonald
Robert Lenox
Chas. Hanna
George Guon
John Taylor
Sam Kenzie
W. Mclaughlin
Dick Brown
Strangway
Alex. Cameron
Ind. Noridimian
Rowhind Gamble
John Canon
Chas. O'Neil
Roy Clothier
Hobt
Agnew
Hugh G. McDonald
Mike ‘Torpy
Lh Colter
Mod. Gill
John O'Rourke
Wh. Kelly
Jas
A. McDonvd
Mark Hanna
Sherman
Brydle
Is. Lemmon
Jas. Roberts
Jos. McLaren
John Edwards
High C. Ross
M. J. Gill
J. Gamble
Joe Gourlay
Moyie
Cranbrook
Aldridge
Moyiv
King Sol
Jack Daly
More Mines for Moyie Aurora Prospect On Market
Across Moyie Lake a mine named the Aurora has been developed with three feet of clean galena ore visible. The project is incorporated with one million dollar capitalization and stock at twenty five cents for limited shares. The Society Girl claim is also incorporated with four feet ore in sight and rapid subscription.
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Moyie
Aurora
St. Rue
Charlie’ Farrell
Society Girl
Mogie
Dr Watt Plans Kaslo Relocation From Fort Steele
Dr Hugh Watt of Fort Steele visited Kaslo last Saturday after attending the Literal convention. He praised the Kaslo Kootenaian office plant and indicated plans to retire from medicine to settle in Kaslo, signaling arrangements to leave Fort Steele soon.
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Kaslo Kootenalan
Hugh Watt
Fort Steele
Kaslo
Kootenaian
Watt
Kort Steele
H C Oddfellows Officers Named in British Columbia
The Oddfellows grand lodge of British Columbia elected officers for the ensuing year led by Head Master I J Fulton of Ladysmith Vancouver deputy grand master William Law Grand Warden R L Webber of New Westminster Representative to Supreme Lodge Secretary F Davie of Victoria Treasurer W H Culfen of Victoria and I Keith of New Westminster.
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New Westminster
the Oddfellows Grand Lode
British Columbia
Fulton
Ladysmith
Peputy
W. Law
Vancouver
R. L. Webber
Supreme Lodge
F. Davie
Victoria
W. H. Culfen
Keith
Birth Announcement for Genest Boy at Cranbrook
Born at Cranbrook on June 15 1908 a son to Mr and Mrs A Genest. This notice records the birth and parent names in a concise district obituary style.
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Cranbrook, B. G
A. Genest
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