The Value of Prevention in Mississippi Floods
The article argues that massive flood damage came not only from breaks in levees but from the sustained volume of water forcing protective embankments to fail. It notes New Orleans’ danger, the need to breach levees downstream, and the high cost of prevention versus repair. It recalls Fraser River events and stresses prevention as costly but ultimately saving money.
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Oriental Immigrant Survey Reveals British Columbia Trends
A Victoria issued report on Chinese Japanese and Hindu populations in British Columbia shows the Japanese as the main concern with a 323 percent rise since 1901 now nearing twenty thousand. Chinese numbers are near stationary at just over twenty five thousand while Hindus have dwindled to about a thousand. Industrial activity among Orientals centers on land with Chinese owning around $60,000 in Cranbrook city lots and Japanese about $19,000. outside Cranbrook few Chinese own land while Japanese holdings total about 500 acres valued at $13,000. The report aims to inform in a field with too little public knowledge.
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Victoria
B.C
Cranbrook
Fort Steele
Grow with Cranbrook How to grow up with a town and prosper
The piece portrays Cranbrook as a steadily growing community over ten years not a overnight boom. It rewards those who invest real effort to grow with the city through civic improvements wealth and health gains and opportunities for personal success.
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Twenty Years Ago in Cranbrook Herald Highlights
Extracts note Dr. and Mrs. King left for Victoria for a legislative session. A petition seeks another vote on electric light by law. Franchise terms reduced to twenty five years with lower rates. Government building basement contract to D J Johnson at twenty percent of costs. Cranbrook Fire Brick and Terra Cotta Co incorporated with $10,000 capital. A. Chisholm of Moyie sick with blood poisoning. North Star Lumber mill near hospital nearing completion. C P R to spend $21,000 on round house addition and $6,000 on yard drainage.
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Cranbrook Fire Brick and Terra Cotta Company
Cranbrook Sends News From Halifax Before South Africa Trip
E H Small reports wires from Cranbrook boys bound for South Africa just before sailing from Halifax. A hose wagon is being bought for the volunteer fire brigade and training will start once it arrives.
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Cranbrook
South Africa
Halifax
Country Ride Describes A Beautiful Hedge Bird
A maid on her first charabane ride recounts a country scene to her mistress describing a beautiful hedge bird. She wonders aloud if the creature might be a cocktail in disguise, adding a note of whimsy to the rural moment.
Kimberley News Notes Highlights Local Socials and Moves
Mr J B Jackson leaves for Trail for two weeks. Frank Carlson family and friends visit Premier Lake. Kirby party to Findlay Creek. Marsden move to Howard Street. Winnie and Mildred Burdett pass University of British Columbia exams. Thompson Crisford and Bremner families travel to Radium and Wasa Lake. Mrs EB Montgomery hosts bridge for Mrs Lord. Frank Fortier wins first prize at tea. Foote family trips to Radium. Tea gathering Enjoyable in town.
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Trail
Frank Carlson
Iris
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Premier Lake
EB. G. Montgomery
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Lord
Moyie
Frank Fortier
Summary of Canadian Realty Value and provincial notes
Increase in total family value of realty in Canada reported to Dominion Tavena of Stateties stands at 1.505 trillion. Quebec maple syrup output estimated near 20 million gallons for the season, with advanced timing. New Brunswick pulp newsprint mill planned for Dalhousie following talks with company and town council. Vancouver Shops of Canadian Pacific Railway to host a school teaching mathematics and drawing for apprentices, announced by A Sturrock assistant superintendent.
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Community events and social notices at Invermere
A crowded social scene with guests including Mrs. Lord of Moyie and many locals attending bridge games, picnics at Radium and Fairmont springs, and a whist drive. Also reports on fishing outings, a nurse examination success, a football win, a boys choir trophy, travel essays, and a town dance venue at Hotel Invermere.
Notable visits and staff moves around Banff Windermere route
Invermere notices Mrs John A McCoskine and sister Miss Ellis of Toronto visit coast cities with Seattle stop en route. Horace Jones of the National Parks branch, who ran gates at the Banff Windermere road entrance, is promoted to Elk Island near Edmonton. He travels with wife and child by motor via Cranbrook and Crow's Nest Pass.
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