Safe and Profitable Investment in Timber Output
The Tat to be installed will have a daily capacity of 30 000 feet and will be complete in every particular. 20 000 ties and 400 000 feet of sawlogs are now cut and awaiting transport to bring them out of the bush. Negotiations are pending with the Canadian Pacific Railway company for large future deliveries of ties posts and telegraph poles.
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Nitchener
B. C
Crows Nest
Canadian Pacific Railway
Bank of Montreal
Regina
Sask
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Cranbrook's rise from a prairie settlement to a bustling town
A retrospective Chronicle recounts Cranbrook seven years after its founding, noting construction, population growth, and commerce. It highlights early hotels, the lumber industry, the Post Office, and rail development, plus community milestones such as a Masonic lodge, improved mail service, and local business expansion.
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Cranrook
Lierald
Issie
Josie
Many & Man
Lowns
Loch
Baker
Cranbrook
Balispell
Montana
Charbrook Lumber Company
Cranbrook Hotel
East Kootenay
Baker Street
Jim Ryan
Jim
Coal Strike Grows in Lethbridge District
Lethbridge March 13. The coal smitters strike may escalate beyond initial expectations and paralyze the entire Lethbridge district coal industry unless a quick agreement is reached between the company and the workers. The Alberta Railway and Coal Company has not commented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
Alberta Railway and Coalpany
F. H. Sherman
United Mine Workers of America
King Invited to Canada for Quebec Bridge Opening
Ottawa reports a parliamentary notice proposing an address to invite the king to Canada for the Quebec bridge opening. The same session notes no tariff revision and anticipates passage of estimates before returning in November for tariff matters.
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Ottawa
A. N. Belcourt
Canada
Quebec Bridge
Dominion
Victoria Baie
Montreal
Wilfrid Laurier
Wealthy Liverpool broker tests valet over pocket sov
A Liverpool stockbroker reproves his valet for neglecting his clothes. He insists he still has a half sovereign in his waistcoat pocket, remarking that the coin remains there despite the servant's assurances.
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Liverpool
Hoskin
Cranbrook poised for rail boom with new line plans
Telegram from Winnipeg dated March 13 reports the Crows Nest Pass line may extend west from Midway to Penticton, linking Dunmore to Vancouver and boosting Cranbrook as a major divisional point. The potential route shift could draw tourist and freight traffic from the Kootenay to the Okanagan, with a large inland steamer under construction on Okanagan lakes.
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Cranbrook
Spokane
British Columbia
Winnipes
Outlin
Crows Nest
Winnipeg
P. R
Crows Nest Pass
Midway
Penticton
Dunmore
Vancouver
Kootenay
Okanagan
Great Lakes
Okanagan Lakes
Bostonian cites Percival Lowell joke on roosting chickens
A Boston listener recalls Percival Lowell joking that chickens would roost at eleven o'clock if watched. The tale ends with a punchline about chickens not having hatched a year earlier. The piece closes with quips about Mrs Brown and Mrs Robinson.
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Percival Lowell
Lowell
Georg
George
Mr Lowell
Tragic Courrières Mine Disaster with Massive Death Toll
Paris reports a catastrophic gas explosion at a Courrières coal mine in Pas de Calais. Eighteen hundred miners entered the pit this morning as flames roared from three chambers. Officials pledge relief efforts for victims and families as rescue operations unfold.
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Paris
Courrieres
Pas de Calais
Bethune
Ministry of Public Works
M. Gautier
M. de Lafond
Interior
M. Duhier
Royal Train Prepares for Prince Arthur Voyage Across Canada
Calgary reports H. F. Mathews of the CPR will supervise and equip the Royal Train for Prince Arthur Connaught. The car sequence includes a turbine car and dining cars Canela York and Corn Wall with electric lighting and telephones. The train will move in one continuous crewed journey from Montreal to Vancouver then Ottawa, signaling CPR’s luxury rail leadership.
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Calgary
Herlant
H. F. Mathews
Montreal
Prince Arthur
Connaught
Victoria
Ottawa
Mathews
Canela
York
Corn Wall
Prince and Princess of Wales
Canada
Moantres
Vancouver
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Unique honor for Fail Srey at Pilgrims dinner
New York reports Earl Grey governor-general of Canada will attend a Waldorf Astoria dinner in his honor on Saturday March 41 with Ottawa cabinet ministers. Sir Mortimer Durand and Secretary of State Root expected to attend. the president may also be present if possible. Morris K. Jessup to preside.
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Fail Srey
New York
United States
Bishop Potter
Morris K. Jessup
Pilgrims
Spokesman-Review Ad Offers Up To Date News
Local paper promotes The Spokesman-Review as a general circulation daily with world news, politics, commerce, agriculture, mining, literature, and local Montana Oregon Idaho Washington features. Ad notes pricing and advertising rates for subscriptions and classified lines.
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Spokesman-Review
Sp. Kane
Wash
Montana
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
Brid Columbia
Classified Advertisement Order Form Text
Announcement regarding advertising rates and order form appears. It requests the advertiser’s name address and payment method with details on insertions and issue dates.
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G. A. Hunt Lumber Company
Prairie Provinces
Eee
Cranbrook Lumber Company
Archie Leitch, Jr
Stack
Bob Hilliard
Bob
Herald
Lumber Company
G. H. Hilliam’s
Sibakis
Hast Kootenay
Rev. Duncan
Fort Stene
Maurice Quain
Swansea
Fort Steele
R. B. Beattie
Manitou
Manitoba
G. H B. Miner
Steele
Shaw
H. Melton
Palmers Bary
Kurt Steele
Xlay
Beattie
Kootenays
Round House
Nagt
Teraki
W. M
A. W. McVittie
Bostock
Ileal
Obhiwa
J. Giver
Fred Kiser
Fort Steele Brewing Company
Mr. Sick
Mr. Kiser
San Jose
Messrs. Ross and McDonald
Gore Bay, Ont
Mr. Tate
Macleod, Peel
Cranbrook Toay
M. McEachern
Baker Hill
David
King
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Robinson
Mea
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