Two Views on Tariff Debate in Calgary Lumber Trade
In Calgary a tariff dispute over United States lumber imports divides farmers and mills. Supporters argue cooperation and direct producer to consumer links can cut costs, while BC producers warn protective duties are needed to shield western mills from southern competition and dumping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alta
United States
Canada
Team
United Farmers’ Association
British Columbia
Alberta
British Clumbia
Kootenay District
Rockies
Nelson
Nakusp
Kaslo
Vancouver
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Fream
Canada Limberman and Woodworker
2. Lamd
Crows Nest Pass
Land
West
Lund
South
Zam-Buk Praised By Ministers And Sufferers
Minister Henry J. Munton of Black Falds Alberta attests Zam-Buk cured his wife’s persistent foot sore after other remedies failed. Brandon Manitoba’s N. L. Gerry reports quick healing after a wagon crush. Zam-Buk advertised for 50 cents a box with soap tablets at 25 cents.
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Henry J. Munton
Blackfalds
Alta
Shne
Zam-Bak
N. L. Gerry
Brandon
Man
Ile
Zam-Buk
Zam- Buk Co
Toronto
Dry Farming Congress Opens Exposition Premium List
International Dry-Farmed Products Exposition set for October 21 to 26 in Lethbridge Alberta issues an early premium list. Farmers receive exhibit instructions rules and judging details and can request copies from John T Burns executive secretary treasurer. Cranbrook fall ag show notes may follow.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
John T. Burns
International Dry Farming Congress
Boards of Trade
Death of Agnes Livingstone Bruce Elder Daughter of Dr Livingstone
Mrs. Agnes Livingstone Bruce died aged sixty four born in Africa at Kauru man. She was educated in England and spent much of her life with her father during his Dark Continent travels. An avid supporter of his Africa work she made six Central Africa journeys and explored districts linked to his name. Her reluctance to record memories leaves much firsthand material untold.
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Agnes Livingstone Bruce
Dr. Livingstone
Bruce
Africa
Kauruman
England
Scotland
Mrs. Bruce
Water license sought for irrigation rights in East Kootenay
Peter Lund of Cranbrook B C applies for a license to divert 160 Miners Inches of Little Bull River for irrigation on Subdivisions 2 and 7 Lot 313 Group One East Kootenay. Notice posted May 9 1912. objections to be filed with Water Recorder Cranbrook or Comptroller Victoria. Agent F W Burgess represents Lund.
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Peter Lund
Cranbrook
B.C
Little Bull River
East Kootenay
Kootenay
The
Water Recorder
Cranrook
Sal Water Recorder
Comptroller of Water Rights
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
F. W. Burgess
Water license sought for Burnt Bridge Creek diversion
Land of Cranbrook seeks a license to take 240 Miners Inches of water from Burnt Bridge Creek for litigation purposes on parcels listed as subdivisions 1 and 8 of Lot 313 and Lot 2959. Application to Water Recorder in Cranbrook or Comptroller of Water Rights in Victoria by agent F. W. Burgess.
Newlyweds Honeymoon Misunderstanding at Hotel
A bride returning from shopping at a skyscraper hotel finds the door to her room unresponsive. She identifies herself as the queen and pleads entry but a stern guard responds that the room is a bathroom, not a beehive.
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Paris
Penmans Limited
United Farmers
Coumbia
Mr. Fream
Zambuk
Bennett & Company
Edward Milton Royal
P. Burns & Co., Ltd
Riverside Nurseries
Red Gravenstein
David
F. H. Worthington
Congress
J.T. Burns
N.B. Cranbrook
Livingstone
Peter Land
Burnt Bridge Creek
Bull River
Fitrite
A. C. Pye
Dominion Match Company, Ltd
Dominion of Canada
Officers OF the Dominion Matct Co., Ltd
Alfred KE. White
Board of Trade and Alderman
New Westminster
White-Shiles and Co
Joan England
Grocer
Kamloops
Charles J. Tucker
Vancouver, B. C
J. B. Raymond
B. C
John A. Lee
City of
Robinson Real Estate
Blake & Proctor
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