Further Adventures Of Nash Car In City Speeding Incident
Bert Lang and Jim Martin, riding a Nash car bound for Spokane, were stopped near Sand Point for speeding at seventy two mph. A speed regulator fined them ten dollars and allowed them to proceed. The wrecked Nash reportedly belonged to W I Cameron former Cranbrook mayor. Mrs A C Kruger of Spokane visited the Clapps and returned home by car.
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City
Bert Lang
Jim Martin
Spokane
Sand Point
Cranbrook
B.C
Canada
British Columbia
A. C. Kruger
Oline
Lester Clapp
Mr. Kruger
J.B. Haslam
Haslam
Has Jan
Jus. Martin
W. F. Cameron
Nash
H. L. Porter
W. H. Bevan
Central School
Benedict
Burwell Avenue
Cranbrook Musicals Seek Strong Support for The Mikado
The Cranbrook Musical Society rehearses four to five nights a week to stage The Mikado on May 16 and 17, asking local support after spending about 600 dollars and supplying own costumes. Tickets go on sale at Beattie Noble Drug, with matinee May 17 at 2:30 p.m. Admission 25 cents for children, 1 dollar otherwise. Reserved seats available for extra fifty cents after May 12.
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Cranbrook Musical Society
Cranbrook
J. F. Lodge
A. C. Shankland
Beattie- Noble Drug Store
Weather Bulletin Notes Reader Readings at Cranbrook
W H Shira of Canal Flats and Wa sa left hospital Thursday after a second stay. He is feeling better and will spend the summer at Canal Flats as usual.
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W. H. Shira
Canal Flats
Wasa
Fernie and Cranbrook notes plus civic chatter in weekly row
A crowded Fernie Free Press page reports business moves in Winnipeg and Kaslo visits, local politics, hospital recoveries, and social news. It notes a runaway horse on Baker Street, CPR tourist bureau talks, Kaslo summer plans for author Mary Roberts Rinehart, and city improvements as spring arrives.
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Kaslo
C.P.R. Tourist Bureau
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Heirs Wanted Missing heirs sought worldwide for wealth in estates
The International Claim Agency advertises an Index of Missing Heirs and Next of Kin listing thousands of names from American, Canadian, British and other newspapers. It claims many people live in poverty while rich, offers the book for one dollar and directs readers to Pittsburgh, PA for order details.
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Gale
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P. Burns
Co., Ltd
the Weather Bulletin
Peete
Shetepeeessenees
R. D'Oyly Carte
Leo, E. Bower
Alan Graham
Musical
Cranbrook B.C
Beattie-Noble Drug Store
Beale & Elwell
Staples
Winnipeg
W. H. Prowse
Penticton
Ratcliffe & Stewart
CPR
Lawrence Veobure
Jo Norgrove
Medicine Hat
Old Country
Kamloops
J. () Bamfield
Natal
Te Wis
B.C. Teachers’ Federation
S. Martin
Fernie Public Schools
John Armour
California
Alberti-Montana
Fernielles
Michel
Fernie Free Press
Fernie
Neck of the Woods
Tom
W. W. Poster
D.S.C
Islands
Sir John A. MacDonald Club
Vancouver
Tt. F. Doran
Baker Street
Government
Fenwick Avenue
Kootenay
Chevrolet
Victoria
Okanagan Lake
Kootenay Lake
Lake Windermere
Vermillion River Camp
Banff
GT. Moir
Cleveland
Detroit
The
W. F Doran
Ferrie Motors, Ltd
Cranbrook-Kimberley
Fort Steele
Hematitching
Surtees
Garlen Avenue
House of Commons
George Black
M.P
Wilson
Cranbrook Street
Jones & Doris
Morris Leitch
Jaffray
A. K. Leitch
W. F. Doran
Salvation Army
Mount Baker Hotel
Hox
Nash Star Cars
Exide
Joe Uyematsu
Century Cafe
van Horne Street
Bruce Robinson
Baker ST
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