Lecture turns to cinema prank ends in church chaos
William H. Scroggs the lecturer devises a picture show during a rural sermon. The plan backfires when the audience watches a scandalous image, provoking the minister to denounce the stunt. Scroggs flees, chased by shouts and a rising moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Scroggs
Humeville Limelight
Humeville
Bill
Prince Albert
Lafe March
Billy
Warty Beeson
Bent Kersey
Arch Plage
Chuck Varney
Merch Harris
Poly Barger
Chicago
Bain
Poly
Poke Root
Arch Flagg
Scroggs
Rabbit Run
Abijah
Clockwork
Zambesi Falls
Presbyterian
Aurilary
Naty
Seroges
Lieser
William
Tie
Ule
Iris
Ile
Cleopatra
Ter Bath
Bill Scroggs
Greatest Triumph In Paris Stage Echoed By L Aiglon
Mme Harnhardt recalls a Paris premiere of L Aiglon where the third act won fierce applause yet laughter rose from two unmarried men in the front row. The pair clapped with one hand each, drawing reproachful looks from the audience and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Harnhardt
Paris
L’ Aiglon
Notice of Timber License Application in South East Kootenay
Robert Little No 2 locator gives notice of intent to apply thirty days after date to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a license to cut and carry away timber from lands in South East Kootenay. Description begins at a post near C W Wilson’s No 1 license, detailing a 160 chain south, 40 west, 160 north, 40 east traverse. Located February 22, 1906.
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Lo Wit
Crows Nest Pass
Flathead
South East Kootenay
B.C
South
Kootenay
C. W. Wilson
Robert Little
Robt. Little
O. S. Frizzell
Flathead River
BE. E. L. Dewdney
Cecil B. Winter
James Fisher
Land Description in South East Kootenay Boundary
The description begins at the north west corner post of Robt. Little’s No. 2 license and runs 160 chains south 40 chains west 160 chains north 40 chains east returning to the start, attributed to O. S. Frizzell No. 2 Locator 106 40-5.
Land description notice by C. W. Wilson
Commencing at a post near O. S. Frizzell’s southwest corner of No 1 license. Proceed 160 chains north 40 chains west 160 chains south 40 chains east to the starting point. Locator No 2 C. W. Wilson. 1906. 49-51.
Employment Ad from Ellis and McLean
A classified notice from Ellis and McLean of Wetaskiwin Alberta offers employment services and urges readers to hire up to date printing work. They advertise real estate insurance commissions and invite inquiries for male or female hired help at 44 11 Wetaskiwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis & McLean
Wetaskiwin
Alberta
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Harris Bros
JC Coc
W. Rollins Sues
S, Clapp
Sri
P, Burns & Company
Lamb
British Columbia
Sir Ssa
James Kerrigan
Mast Kootenay
Marvyse
Maryeville Las
R. Johnson
Tel
Bleue
Lara Ure
Royal Hotel
A. P. Chenette
Adam Dead
Marysville Drug Co
Strickland W. Gillilan
Rocanville
Sask
Tantallon
Uhey
Qu'Appelle Valley
Scissors Creek
Coulee
Crescent Lonae No
Knights of Pythias Cranbrook
B. C
Lew Fraternity Hall
J. A. Arnold
K.R.S. George Thompson
C.C
Cranbrook
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
O. G. T. Hall
Patmore Bros
Fred Yuill
Edward Foote
Key City Lady
New Fraternity Hall
F. IL. McKay
M. D. Billings
N. G. See'y
Cranbrook Lodge
A.M
S. HH. Hoskins
See'y
M. A. Beale
W. M
Cranbrook Aerie NO
Patmore Hall
C. Ross Tate
W. P. A. M, Black
W. See'y
Order of Foresters
Patmore
Cranbrook Loyal Orange Lodge
Patmore's Hall
Pine Tree Lunder Company
Malcom Melines
M. McTunes
J. W. Agnew
B. F. Scott
R. L. Beard
Charles McGuire
George Scharf
C. Owen
KR. L. Beard
E. Uc, McDerman
L. C. McDerman
B. C. McDorman
B. KF. Scott
8. C. McDerman
Calvin McDorman
W. F. Gurd
British Columes
Hazell
C. H. Dunbar
DRS
King & Green
Resid
Armstrong Ave
F. E. King
Armstrong
F. B. Miles
New Beld
J. M. Derr
BNT and Shoe Maker
Herald Office
Sranbrook B
Oss McVittie
T. Lain Law
M. EB
the Cranbroc
T. E. South, Prop'r
Cline
Manitoba Hotel
W. R. Beatty
Ft. Steele Brewing Co
Perry & Fitzgerald
Mason & Risch
Mining Shares
Western Oil
Diamond Vale
Waghorn, Gwynne & Company
Vancouver, B.C
Ber
1906
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