Annual meeting reviews year’s trap and hatchery work
At the annual meeting the president summarized last year’s trap shooting progress and a committee was named to continue the line of activity. Inspector Robinson outlined hatchery efforts and urged patience as the department funds moves forward. He suggested May as the trout opening date and discussed fish movements from nearby creeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Cooper
Dr. MacKinnon
O. Gray
Robinson
Tie
Kamloops
Tremiler Lake
A. Mirry
St. Mary's
St. Joseph's Creek
Thomas
Link
Relic of year 1 B P draws thirsty crowd in New York
A mocked relic from before prohibition drew a large throng after a collision near the Hudson tube terminal. Glass containers held a sample of oil from a historic barrelled carcass, enshrined with hieroglyphs noted by observers. Prohibition agents seized the bag as onlookers dispersed to soda fountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Gazette Times
New York
Hudson Tube Terminal
Pha- Taoh Tutenkhamin
Hennessy Dynasty
Prohibition
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Instant Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as rapidly correcting indigestion and sour stomach. It claims tablets neutralize sourness, flatulence, heartburn, gases, and pain on reaching the stomach, with druggists guaranteeing relief for a few cents.
School Population Shows Increase Across District Schools
The inspectorate grew in scope during 1921 with 65 schools employing 129 teachers from Sandon to the Inter-provincial boundary and from Cooper Creek to the International boundary. 201 visits were made, new and expanded schools opened, teacher turns and double shifts noted, and writing improved under the Mac Lean System. Willie Duncan of Fernie won the Governor General's medal for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandon
Willow Point
Cooper Creek
Kootenay Lake
Larahwood School
Skookumchuck
Cranbrook
Fernie
Kuaslo
Willie Duncan
Strathcona Trust
M. M. Blackenbach
C. Harries
Coal Creek
Visual education gains rapid growth with text films and slides
The article notes over 300 slides covering geography history nature and literature plus cheap extension slides from the University of Alberta. It argues motion pictures will make education easier by speeding up previous achievements, enabling richer training without extra time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Alberta
Manning
Inspector of Schools
Clef Club Formed Plans Big Concert in Cranbrook
The Clef Club formed by local musicians under I G Novak to present high quality music and entertainments. Officers include W A Burton president J K Charlton secretary treasurer F Ja Novak musical director. First event is a miscellaneous concert Thursday April 6 at Star Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clef Club
I. G. Novak
Star Theatre
W. A. Burton
J. K. Charlton
F. Ja. Novak
Novak
Star Theatre Management
Cranbrook
F. G. Novak
W. T. Thompson
A. Burch
H. Bovan
D. A. Kay
Ivy Bidder
C. Reade
Alexander
Community notices and charity event plans from local papers
Bob Quinn visits Cranbrook to raise funds for a ill fellow McCabe crew member Mr Murray hospitalized with pneumonia in Cranbrook hospital. Indoor fair May 4 features stalls and stunts to support the swimming pool fund. The Trysting Place at Wycliffe and Cranbrook aided the fund. Mining experts predict Premier Mine will rise to second place in 1928 behind Hollinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Quinn
McCabe
Cranbrook
Murray
Creston Review
Wycliffe and Cranbrook
Hollinger
Canada
Fernie Free Press
Wycliffe Club Plans March and April Events
The Wycliffe Club executive met March 5 with Mrs. E. L. Staples presiding. March 17 features a children’s St Patrick’s party, March 21 a mock trial and discussion on the Ruhr invasion, March 28 an illustrated lecture, March 28 Hoodoo Night on April 13, and April 1 annual banquet with music and toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Staples
Ruhr
Chub
Wycliffe and District
Thirty nine Sash Measure 12 Light Sash 40 14 by 44 1
A brief item notes forty two by forty four inch sash components with twelve light design. The text lists thirty nine units and provides outside dimension cues for fabrication.
Engineer dies after firepan explosion on CPR train
Firepan blast in the Laurie Tunnel near Revelstoke injured engineer R. Lovett who died at Revelstoke Hospital. Fireman F A Beckwith Iles remained in critical condition as conductor E Bongard from Kamloops watched. the stalled train was on CPR No. 4 early Saturday morning. Lovett was a known Golden engineer with a pusher assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Star
R. Lovett
F. A. Beckwith Iles
Revelatoire Hospital
C.P.R
Laurie Tunnel
Revelstoke
E. Bongard
Kamloops
Lovett
Beckwith
Golden
Jning
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Graham
Compaay LP
Lonteel Beauty Compacts
Bhattin
Rexall
Cranbrook BC
Cranbrook Cottage
Ars
A. Crawford
Garden Avenue
Monuments
Campbell & Ritchie Monumental CO
Nelson
John Gard
Hanson Avenue
Kwong Chong
Armstrong Avenue
W. D. Hill
Cranbrook Cartage & Transfer CO
Towress & Adams
C.P.R. Depot
Godderis
Kootenay
MacDonald
Wacdowary
Wycliffe
Eeee
Pete Zeith
White Spruce
Dorace Staples
Muriel Baxter
City Hall
INCH
R. C. Eakin
Family Herald
Weekly Star of Montreal
Cranbrook Herald
The
Weekly Star
Cranbrook, B.C
Family Herald & Weekly Star
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