Flathead Valley Gains Backing for Roads and Coal Rush
Government appropriations boost road and rail work in the Flathead and Corbin areas. Coal land deals near Townsite Prairie hint at a new boom led by English interests with an expected summer survey and potential shipping from the Flathead railway.
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Chimbrook
Corbin
Rockies
Michel Creek
Arown Cranbrook
Flathead
Flathead Valley
McGillivray
Montana
Government Waren Reid
Cranbrook
Fernie
Oldefield, Kirby and Gardner
Winnipeg
Ryan
Harry L. Cummins
Cor
Crows
Flathead Railway
Reciprocity in Trade Affects British Columbia Fruit Industry
The Herald presents Maxwell Smith’s analysis on reciprocity between the United States and Canada. He argues farmers can compete with proper rate adjustments and inspections, while Ontario and Quebec gain fair access to U.S. markets and eastern provinces benefit from Boston and New York demand. The piece cautions that tariffs favor manufacturers, not farmers, and urges a square deal for Canadian agriculture amid the broader trade talks.
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British Columbia
Crows Nest
Morrissey
Joseph Ryan
Flathead
John Ro Pollock
Fernie
The
Herald
Maxwell Smith
Smith
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Boston
New York
Massey-Harris Company
A.B. Petrie
Guelph
Ont
Canala
Hamilton
United States
Winnipeg engineer outlines sewerage plan and costs
John Haddin chief engineer of John Galt Engineering in Winnipeg and Toronto was in the city to discuss the proposed sewerage system. He estimated total installation within city limits at 44000 including purification works and expected completion by fall if bylaw is adopted promptly. He said private connections would cost about 4 per foot including pipe and noted depths of seven feet in residential areas and eleven feet in business districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haddin
Winnipeg
John Galt Engineering Company
Toronto
Calgary
Herald
Haddin
Council
Haidin
Cranbrook urged to follow Alberta towns sewer projects
Mr Haddin noted that even smaller communities in Alberta were establishing sewerage systems and cited Vernon and Revelstoke as examples of larger towns that have already done so, underscoring Cranbrook's need to proceed.
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Cranbrook
Haddin
Alberta
Vernon
Revelstoke
Tom Caven Returns From Victoria Legislative Duties
Herald reports Tom Caven back from legislative duties in Victoria. Representative appears well and discusses session proceedings and issues of interest to his district.
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Tom Caven
Victoria
hin \ Herald
Hin
Caven Sees Strong Backing for Rail Portfolio Push
Mr. Caven notes broad support for his bid to control the railways amid a busy session. He cites $130,100 in district appropriations, including bridges, and argues northern areas deserve larger shares due to transportation hurdles. He expects a temporary ministerial shift with H on railways and predicts a likely Cranbrook appointment.
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Caven
Taylor
Mal Man
Cranbrook Austrie
McBride
United Railroad Brotherhoods
Isleep
Cranbrook
Mr. Caven
Experienced stenographer seeks position in town
Miss Miliott from Toronto arrived recently and has taken charge of the routinery department at McCreery Bros store. She requests contact via IBox 30, Fernie.
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Fernie
Miliott
Toronto
McCreery Bros
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Fruit Magazine
Canada
Mr. Win
Taft
United
Wilfrid Laurier
Galt Engineering Company
Mr. Haddin
Kamloops
Prince Rupert
Columbia
Vancouver
Edmonton
Medicine Hat
Avernon
Lethbridge Macleod
Prince Albert
Battleford
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Swift Current
Regina
Manitoba
Brandon
CTR
CNR
CPR
C.N.R
Thompson River
Beckman
Selec
Cranbrook Agency CO
F. E. Simpson
Te Oo Agen
T. D. Caven
M. L.A
Caven, Mla
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