First Canadian National Apple Show eyed for Vancouver
Maxwell Smith editor of The Fruit Magazine and organizer of the first Canadian National Apple Show speaks in Vancouver from October 1 to November 5. He promotes a $25 000 prize fund, two and a half acres of displays, direct ship to grounds, and a national character with exhibits from every province and neighboring states. The show, in Hastings Park, aims to unite Kootenay districts for a grand display while inviting global buyers and 10 000 visitors. Officials include Sir Thomas Shaughnessy as president and L D Taylor as honorary second vice president.
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The
Fruit Magazine
Vancouver
Grand Lodge
Smith
B.C
Kootenay
Mr. Smith
Spokane
Dominion
British Columbia
Vancouver Exhibition Association
Hastings Park
Kootenays
Sars Grey
Sir Thomas Shaughles
Fon
Richard McBride
L. D. Taylor
J. N. Ellis
G. F. Baldwin
L. G. Monroe
Monroe
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Which
Evidence of Progress for Trail Smelter in May Output
The Canadian Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company reports May ore processing at Trail smelter rose with 41 133 tons treated and 49 021 tons received. Fiscal year to June 30 shows 5 420 787 in revenue versus 1 574 40 prior year, with May output pushing toward a $6 million annual total amid a weak metal market. Ore came from East Kootenay regions including Nelson and Rossland. Lemonera lemons promoted at Vinks Pure Food Grocery.
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Canadian Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
Trail
East Kootenay
Shine
Kootenay
Sheep Creek
Nelson
Rossland
Similkameen
British Columbia
Tere
Masonic Grand Lodge Elects Officers List Published
The Grand Lodge A F and A M session closed with installation of officers. Elected and appointed officers include Grand Master W Bre Maul Victoria Deputy Grand Master Ro W fire Burd Vancouver Grand Senior Warden R Wo Bro HH Skey Kamloops Grand Junior Warden Ro Wo Bro 1M Jadd Naramo and many others. Also noted is an advertisement for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with a money back guarantee.
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Grand Lodge A. F
A.M
Herald
Grand Lodge
Tiemediate
Gram
Rich
M Wo Bre
BO Maul
Victoria
Ro W. Fire
Michell
Gand Masters
Paterson
John
Lee
Lambert
S. M. Mane Uel
Kaiser and the Bible Reflects on Faith and Humility
In a conversation with a Prussian church dignitary the Kaiser described his daily reading of the Bible and its strength for his life. He said many have drifted from God but may return, and noted believers endure "Gethsemane hours" of humility. He also spoke of giving Bibles to Catholics and contrasted Protestant and Catholic mediation.
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Kaiser
Lis Majesty
Kaiser Sponsors Eight Child Christening in Berlin
In Berlin the Kaiser attended the christening of the eighth Busch child in a house painter family. The event followed his promise to stand as godfather to eight children and he provided £3 from his private purse via local authorities. He lamented slower population growth, aligning with Roosevelt in viewing large families as national sustenance.
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Kaiser
Berlin
Busch
Hocolt Herr Busch
Roosevelt
O J Wigen halts Herald strawberry ads in BC
Mr O J Wigen of Wyndel BC halts advertising saying he has more strawberry orders than he can handle. Beale and Wiwell report ad changes, noting the acre block listed previously was quickly sold. The Herald urges readers with meritorious sales to use its columns to reach Mast Kootenay buyers.
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O. J. Wigen
Wyndel
B. C
Herald
Beale and
Wiwell
Mast Kootenay
Organizer entertains at Carman's hall in Cranbrook
One of the citys happiest gatherings occurred at Carmans hall on Wednesday evening during visits by Mr J A McClelland of Montreal the CPR Federated Trades organizer. He reported per cent organization in mechanical and car departments and strong financial health. The event featured songs by McClelland and several brothers with storytelling and music ending in a weekn hour.
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Carman’s
Cranbrook
J. A. McCleLland
Montreal
CPR
Federated ‘Trades
McClelland
Federation
S. Griffiths
Houston Veryalso
Loyal Orange movement eyed on eve of Twelfth celebration
The Loyal Orange Association historic overview notes its Anglo-Saxon roots and worldwide reach with strong Canadian presence in British Columbia and Winnipeg. It highlights Protestant liberty, non Catholic marriages ban, temperance, and education. Cranbrook celebrates the Twelfth of July with a day of processions, speeches, games, and lodge degree work includingRoyal Scarlet Knight Companions.
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Hoth
Orange Association
Orangemen
Orange Order
Orangeman
Cranbrook
Lethbridge
Fernie
Creston
the Royal Scarlet
Strawberry Festival at Christchurch Rectory Grounds
A large crowd attended the strawberry festival and open air entertainment at Christchurch rectory grounds on Tuesday evening. Proceeds exceeded $100 from admissions and refreshments to benefit the organ fund, with the city band performing and Rita Cameron leading the children's chorus. The program featured solos and choruses by local performers, a finale tableau of O Canada, and a lively crowd enjoyed the event.
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Christchurch
Young People’s — Guild
Rita Cameron
V. M. Bray
Mary
Anderson
Willan Leslie
Armstrong
Erickson
Fraser
Caldwell
Messrs
Wray
Taylor
Garrett
McCreery
Sine Raworth
Flewelling
Mr. Brynner
Raymond Flewelling
A. Raworth
C. Garrett
Brymner
Canada
Medames Bealeamt Raworth
Miss Paterson
Kootenay Central boosts Wardner growth and rail upgrades
Special to the Herald Wardner June 20 The Kootenay Central railway’s advance spurs town expansion with restaked surveys lots selling briskly and Crows Nest Pass Lumber buying parcels to build residences. Hotel expansion and new sidings work indicate rising population and traffic as the line prepares for heavier use.
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I. Hants
CPLR
Crows Nest Pass
Wardner
Dreadnought Eclipsed in Brazilian Trials Record Salvo
In official trials of the Brazilian battleship Sao Paulo a record broadside was fired. Admiral Baceller commanded the salvo of ten 12 inch guns and eleven 11 inch guns, discharging just over 9000 pounds of metal.
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Sao Paulo
Minas Geraes
Vickers Maxins Company
Admiral Baceller
Emigrants from Great Britain to colonies rise in past year
In the past year 288,761 British subjects left the United Kingdom for destinations outside Europe. Canada received 40 percent, Australia and New Zealand 13 percent, South Africa 5 percent, and India and Ceylon 3 percent. US destinations fell from 60 to 47 percent over the decade. Canada led in returns with 878 cases, many rejected as paupers or likely public charges or mentally afflicted.
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Great Britain
United Kingdom
Europe
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
India
Ceylon
United States
British South America
Assel
Southfrica
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