Baynes-Waldo Anglican Guild Hosts March 6 Event at Elko
The Baynes-Waldo Anglican Ladies Guild entertained by Rev. Arthur and Mrs. Bruce on Friday March 6 in Elko with a service at Trinity and a reception in Beaumont Cottage. Rev. Arthur B. Bruce officiated a Sunday service at St. Finn Burrs Mission Gateway where the mission was organized and new wardens elected. Communion vessels and badges were donated by Canon Webster of Cork.
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Baynes-Waldo Anglican Ladies Guild
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Bruce
Elko
Trinity Ogre
Beaumont Cottage
Lemit
Olland
Arthur B. Bruce
Finn Burr
Gateway
Me Bruce
Ee of
Canon Webster
Cork Ireland
Dresa Unders
Morjal
H. H. Ross
Baynes
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Hedly
B.C
Baker Lumber’ Company
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Ross Hall
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Elko News Roundup Highlights Visitors and Local Notes
Elko welcomes visitors from Vancouver Ottawa Nelson and Medicine Hat as business and social events fill the week. Local scenes include switchboard work at the Central office, logging camp closures, bank and railway concerns, and garden party scenes at Strawberry Mints East of Elko.
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Elko
Adamson
Kootenay
Main Street
Drury
Young
Evans
Norman Gardner
Sam Pyke
Vancouver
Sam
Green Bay
Mexico
Dingwall
Ottawa
Stevenson
Beubs
Prince Rupert
Morgan
Harry Hdwards
Saunders Hockly
Rocnville
Clareshorm
Alberta
Flagstone
Mary Jane Brown
Tobacco, Plains
Marie Antoinette
Jin Scho- Bold
Hie Old College
Fred Roo on the Warpath in Elko Board of Trade notes
Fred Roo, Elko Board of Trade secretary, harshly critiques the banking system and government. His February 1914 report condemns slow CPR service, notes no new manufacturing openings, and urges a western-run bank with capable managers to support business.
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Fred Roo
Elko Board of Trade
C.P.R
Molasses Jug
B.C
Ktemarks
Vancouver
Waldo School in Transition and Local News Tied to Elko
Inspector Bruce of Schools toured town noting Waldo school may move from assisted to common status. An Orchard tract ad offers five acres near Elko for ten dollars a month for fifty months. Baynes Taku concert praised. Milne and Mrs Milne activity noted amid prairie travels and local industry chatter.
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Waldo School
Elko
Winnipeg
Waldo
Baynes Taku
Rey
J. J
M.A
Ifr
Hala H. Ross
Prairie
F. Milne
Fernie
M. Milne
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted by Local Store
A Beattie-Murphy Co. advertisement touts Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets containing Bismuth and Pepsin. The local store claims quick relief from indigestion and heartburn, offers a money back guarantee, and notes the product is sold only at Rexall Stores with three sizes priced 2c 60c and $1.00.
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Beattie-Murphy Co., Ltd
Moyie News Roundup: Residents, Visits and Local Happenings
Moyie reports arrivals from Jaffray and Spokane and Cranbrook visits by J W Fitch W P Scott and John Blackburn. Local hospital recoveries include Florence Johnson and A Ewings family news notes and a municipal private dance. Police arrested two tramps but were not sentencing them. Moyle Dramatic Club met and town life continues.
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Mr. Thorpe
Jaffray
J. W. Fitch
Cranbrook
Florence Johnson
Moyle School
Cranbrook Hospital
Friends
John Ferogila
Spokane
W. P. Scott
Porto Rico
A. Ewings
Little Son
J. T. Browning
Lake Street
Otto Wisener
Wardher
Points West
A. Cameron
John Blackburn
J.P
Nelson
Charles Martin
Wardner
Moyle
Truth in a Half Pint Bottle: Herpicide Ad Claims Value
A vintage advertisement extols Newbro's Herpicide against larger competing bottles. It argues the smaller quantity offers real value, citing dandruff elimination and reduced hair loss, urging readers to buy genuine Herpicide in 50c or 1.00 sizes and to request samples and a booklet.
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Newbro
Newbie
Fire Rips Moyie Hotel in Cranbrook blaze
As we go to press the Moyie hotel at Lake street and Queens avenue Cranbrook is engulfed in flames. Firemen fight valiantly with a good water supply but the building is beyond saving. neighboring structures remain at risk and the jury remains hopeful for containment.
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Charles Nordman
Kootenay
Miller
J. T. Browning
Nelson
Moyle Ice Companies
William A. Wilson
Spokane & Alberta Express
Andy Wilson
Cranbrook
L. F. Quance
Creston
Moyie
Lake St
Queens’ Ave
P. F. Johnson
Laundryman Fong Leaves Corporations After Fee Fight
Mah Fong of Edmonton declares he will not wash towels for corporations after a Canadian Pacific runaround. He billed 12 cents for a towel, faced a 10 cent voucher edit, spent 10 cents on streetcar fares, and ended up with nothing for his hour of work.
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Edmonton
Alta
Mah Fong
Fong
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Winnipeg
Gossip and Moral Caution Drive Quiet Living
A verse urging restraint on gossip about others by warning that talking about naughty acts harms the gossiper as well. It likens gossip to throwing stones from glass houses and promotes choosing to overlook misdeeds, painting a polite, proverb laden plea for discretion.
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