Windermere notes and plans for summer events
Invermere reports visitations by local residents and visitors, a Royal Academy of Music examiner to attend the Windermere center, and upcoming projects. A district X-ray consideration, fundraising tagging plans, and a swimming medal event are noted along with new office construction, Shriners’ highway trip, and gifts to youth organizations. The Banff Windermere highway carries growing tourist traffic with free camp grounds opening and expected 10 000 cars in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Thompson
R. Randolph Bruce
Y.M.C.A
Calgary
Brown's Bay
Begg
Banff- Windermere
Banff - Windermere
Wardner Notes and Local Baseball Roundup
Wardner notes report visits by local residents and visitors from Cranbrook and Lum berton, a junior Wardner ball loss to Bull River by one run, future game plans, a busy customs from the C G I T bazaar, and a disappointing Wardner baseball loss to Lumberton with call for discipline and batting practice ahead of Kimberley match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardner
Bull River
Rollie Thompson
Walter Hollman
Alec Daye
H. Thompson
A. Anderson
Wardner- Lamberton
Peckham’s Lake
Elko
Waldo
Jaffray
Ft. Steele
Messrs. and Mesdames Storey
F. Harris
Peppler
E. Thompson
Theo. Thompson
In vestigating bookmakers and a insect zoo idea in era notes
Federal tax officials probe Cincinnati bookmakers depositing 16 to 19 million annually. The piece shifts through insect zoos, dangers of microbes, and public health mottos, then surveys industries, autos, steel, and mining, ending with age and gender longevity notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Income
Cincinnati
WASA CAMP NOTES: Local visitors and community updates
Cranbrook visitors Mr Archie McEachern and Mr Jim Crowe visited the Kootenay River plant while Mr Crowe walked 12 miles to Wolf Creek and back. Dance attendees from Wolf Creek and Bull River attended the Wasa Hotel event. Plans grow for a new Crow's Nest Pass Lumber Co railroad line between Wasa and Canal Flats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie McEachern
Kootenay River
Cranbrook
Jim Crowe
Crowe
Wasa
Wolf Creek
Wasa Hotel
L. Magrath
J. Gordon
William Leasker
Westley Hannant
Henry Dryer
Mr. Dryer
A. K. Leitch
Perkins
Calgary
Banff- Windermere
Bull River
Robinson Dance Orchestra
Garnett Craig
Loundsberry
Crow's Nest Pass
Trade and Transport News From Across Canada and Europe
Shippers report 1,003,672 barrels of apples sent to the English market from Halifax by February 24 with London, Liverpool and Manchester as top receivers. Quebec automobiles number 84,000 with annual upkeep about 300 each and 25 million in maintenance. Western Canada shipped 16,000 horses to the east in 1924. province leads as the Dominion’s top horse-breeding center with 1,170,746 head, up 33.44 percent from 1923. The steamship Marguerite completed trials at Clydebank. with Kathisen she will serve the Seattle to Vancouver to Victoria route. Monsignor Heylen, Belgian bishop and Eucharistic Congress president, arrives in St John en route to Chicago for the 1926 Congress. Ivan Shregel notes 88 percent of Jugoslavian Canadians are agriculturists and foresees closer immigration ties. A Canadian passenger, F. E. Baffey, grandson of Lord Glanusk, travels on Montrone, recounting a youthful voyage from Maidenhead to Canada.
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Canada
Saskatchewan
Dominion
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GLENS
Linimen Noy
Iin
Aiui
Minard
Minard’s Liniment Co., Limited
Yarmouth, N.S
Royal Cafe
Opp
McCreery Bros
M. Rowe
Proprietress
Paul Nordgren
Lake Windermere
The
Herald
Invermere
B. C
Dora K. Bodecker
Sir Sterndale Bennett
Royal Academcy of Music
London
England
Basil G. Hamilton
John H. Taynton
Bruce Avenue
Windermere
Florence Erickson
Vancouver
F. B. Atkinson
H. B. Gore
WH Tompkins
Nelson
Char-A-Banes
Banff
C.P.R
R Randolph Bruce
Agricultural Association
Nichols
British Columbia
Banff-Windermere
Kootenays
Ethel Dow
Millie Barnes
al Kelvill
Ed. Peppler
Pep
Lund's
Geo. Sinclair
Mr. Sinclair
St. Eugene Hospital
Mr. Sinclay
Ben Wargreaves
Oscar Nelman
Kimberley
Rocky Mountain Ramblers Orchestra
Elderking
Moir
Munn
Neilsons
Fred Becker
Wm. Holton
Lumberton
Fred Hunter
Bill Casey
Bill
sLittleo
Ruth Hamlin
Bull’ River
Howard Haney
Messrs. A. and
H. Anderson
Embree
Harry and
Mader
Bob Mitchell
Ward- Inox
Vic
Tony Thompson
Gerald
St. Eugene
Baraar
al. Kelvill
Corbett
J. K. Scanland
Nordmark
Bakham
Telman
J. Moberg
A. Holmes
C.G.1. T
Bagaar
Ahouseht ‘Indian ‘Mission School
H. Gillis
S. Thompson
Dow
Scotty Mitchell
Jess
Big Butte Dairy Farm
Yahk, B.C
J. Markland
Weeu
Cranbrook Cartage & Transfer CO
Towriss & Roberts
C.P.R. Depot
P .O
Arthur Brisbane
Insect Zoological Garden
United States
William Fiie
Missouri
Roy Fenix
Fiie
Shim
Lexington
Pershing
Dawen -Looling
Massachusetts
Lexin
Concord
Concon Bridge
Province of
Roe) Renick W. Dunlop
Pickaway County
Ohio
Billy Floyd
George Powell
Ranbrook
Malcolm Gillis
Sandy Anderson
Scotty
Fort Steele
Chris Stager
Jewell Lumber Co
Mr. Horie
Kootenay
Halifax
Liverpool
Manchester
Quebec
Montreal Automobile Trade Association
Princess Marguerite
Clydebank
Kathisen
Victoria
Monsignor Heylen
Namur
Belgium
St. John
N.B
Montrose
Chicago
Ivan Shregel
Jugoslavia
Kingdom of the
F. E. Baffey
Lord Glanusk
St.John
Montrone
Bailey
Bray Court College
Maidenhead
A. Hjort
Prop
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