Canadian Forestry Essay Prizes For School Children
The Canadian Forestry Association announces a national prize essay contest with awards of 25, 16 and 10 dollars in nine provinces for essays on forestry topics. Entries must reach the association in Ottawa by November 1, detailing forest resources, protection from fire, urban tree planting, farm woodlots, and prairie tree development.
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Canadian Forestry Association
Canada
Dominion
Ottawa
Canadian Forestry Essay Contest Promotes Local Forestry Insight
Children from forested regions and farms describe forest value for employment and fire prevention, wood use on farms, and woodlot development. Prairie students discuss shelter belts and soil drift, with essays judged by the Canadian Forestry Association on intelligence and local conditions.
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Ity
Wales
Cranbrook Editor Denounces Rumor Campaign Against Wal linger
A Cranbrook editor laments rumor mongering over Wal linger ex government agent in the by election campaign. He notes whispers in town and urges fair play and caution against inferential gossip and imagined political outcomes.
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Cranbrook Herald
Cranbrook
May
Wallinger
John Oliver
Wallinger and Whitinger in Cranbrook Election Clash
In Cranbrook the political fight centers on Jack Wallinger and Oliver as Conservative and Liberal factions circulate unfounded reports to influence the election. Criticism targets government actions, civil service prerogatives, and accountability to voters amid calls for investigations and possible dismissals.
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Eelinger
Cranbrook
Mr. Wallinger
Jack Wallinger
Whitinger
Oliver
Tammany
Wallinger
Civil Service Commission
Wailinger
Rye Growing in Alberta Promises Big Rosen Rye Harvest
In Southern Alberta the Noble Foundation reports Rosen rye yields of thirty to fifty five kernels per head on 2300 acres. At $1 40 a bushel and conservative 30 bushel yields the crop could bring about one hundred thousand dollars. Noble Foundation trials show rye as a safer, mixed farm staple, with extensive summer fallow and spring seeding plans reducing wheat pressure. Mr. Noble cites decades of farming success including 1915 wheat record yields and 1920 crop value near one million dollars.
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Noble
Alberta
Noble Foundation
Mr. Noble
Cowdery
Why Was Mr. Wallinger Dismissed
An open letter questions the dismissal of Mr. Wallinger, urging a clear public explanation beyond vague in the public interest, noting the long service and confidence once granted to him by the government. The writer demands a specific reply from authorities.
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Wallinger
Hadler
Mrs Erickson Hosts In Honor Of Sister From England
Invermere British Columbia May 20 A tea event at Mrs G Erickson’s home celebrated the return visit of her sister Miss Dobbin from Tunbridge Wells England. Attendees included local residents and guests from Windermere Lacombe Nanaimo and Tivermere with church officials en route to other fields. The piece notes community updates and local happenings including road slides near Kootenay Central and the sale of a nearby sawmill district.
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Invermere
B.C
G. Erickson
Second Street
Miss Dobbin
Tunbridge Wells
England
Miss Erickson
Basil G. Hamilton
C. M. Howell
Kittle
Major) Turner
Fairmont
A. H. MacCarthy
H.C. Rayson
A. M. Chisholm
G Pitts
Miss Stoddart
Windermere
Athalmer
R. Gladwyn Newton
John
Lake Superior
H. Taynton
William W. Taynton
Turner
Misses Turner
Misses Forest
Cald Well
Muriel McCubbin
Tivermere
First Cranbrook bachelors ball a success this week
Twenty years ago Cranbrook residents report the first annual bachelors ball drew large crowds. Flooding over the past days disrupted transit with continuous rain making the Crow line rail traffic nearly suspended and the line between Crows Nest and Elko impassable.
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Cranbrook Bachelors
Trffic
Crows Nest
Elko
Charles Garden First Engineer to Cross Rockies Dies
Charles Garden C E died at his brother in law Col F H J Dibbes home Sunday morning after two years of poor health. Born in Woodstock in 1851 he led CPR construction work across sections from Montreal to Vancouver and was the first engineer to cross the Rockies. He was an honorary member of the Society of Canadian Engineers. About fifteen years ago he with
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Charles Garden
C.E
F. H. J. Dibbe
Lnte
M. H. Garden
Woodstock
C. P.R
Montreal
Vancouver
Rockies
Society of Canadian Engineers
Million Dollar Baby Rexall Tooth and Mouth Preparation
The Rexall Research Department spent years refining a pyorrhea preventive and germ fighter called the Million Dollar Baby. Ey claims its Liquid Antiseptic protects against contagious mouth and nose diseases and prevented many illnesses last year. Available in 35 and 60 cent toilet bottles.
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Rexall Company
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United States
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WGA
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Methodist Church
Pete Matheson
A. Norrington
Faculty of Science
University of Alberta
Nelson
D. A. Kay
Burnell Avenue
Mickey Argue
Toronto
C. R. Ward
Creston Review
Corporation of the City of
Corporation OF the City OF Cranbrook
Delany
Sinclair Rox
Beattie-Noble Ltd
Rexall
Venezia Restaurant
Serbich
Kootenay
Scotty Gardner
Hanson Avenue
Chas, Garden
Ont
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Parker & McGee Hanson
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Hanson Garage
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