Illustration Station Proposed for District by Farmers Institute
A Farmers Institute meeting on May 13 drew about a dozen attendees. The group adopted the year’s audit but postponed officer elections. They discussed placing illustration stations in the district with Dominion Experimental Farms and asked the Supervisor to consider locating one or more. The potato bug menace and field supervision of chinamen were discussed.
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Farmers Institute
B.C
Dominion Experimental Farms
Institute
Woods
Hay
New Brunswick
Cranbrook Concert and Local Sports Recap In Wycliffe
The Cranbrook Musical Society held a Friday concert and dance in Club Hall drawing Cranbrook Kimberley and district patrons with $90 raised split between the society and the Baseball Club. Also notes on Cranbrook beating Wycliffe 5 4 in a Sunday baseball game and local staff changes in Wycliffe including staffing shifts and a hotel changeover.
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Cranbrook Musical Society
Cranbrook
Kimberley
Musical Society
Raymond Overture
Mrs. Kinghorn
Boston
Atlantis
Glee Club
Miami Reams
Pitching duel highlights as Green and Lewis dominate
Hits off Green ten to Lewis six. Bases on balls Green two Lewis four. Green strikes out sixteen and Lewis twelve. Green hits Colton and W Staples. Staples Logan batted for B Staples in ninth. Armstrong batted for EB Spence in ninth.
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Cranbrook
Wycliffe
Clark
Green
Argue
McClure
Huffman
Lancaster McPeake
Prayle
Ol'Austin
Colton
McCrindle Lewis
Godderis
Staples
Crowe
Forbes
Logan
Spare
Bamford
Lang Addinson
Spence
W Spence
E. Dt
Drummond
Armstrong
Kay
Burgesa
Trew
Lang
L. Crowe
Lewis
W. Staples
B. Staples
EB. Spence
Government Grants Loan for Malcolm Horse Irrigated Subdivision
From Victoria the government provides a twelve year loan of 3000 dollars to the Malcolm Horse subdivision irrigation system. M A Beale secretary says funds will maintain the system and enable new work. Dam improvements and flamework renewals are planned to reduce maintenance charges with six percent interest.
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Victoria
Malcolm Horse
M. A. Beale
Baynes Lake Whist Drive Opens Refurnished Old Club House
Baynes Lake hosts a Whist Drive and light supper at the Old Club House rooms, opened with Mrs Gordon and Miss Hughies assisting. About thirty attended, funds expected to reach 14 to 15 dollars for the local order. Mrs Little and Mr Rue won the top prizes. Mrs Larby and Mr J Ross took the booby. Next Farmers Institute meeting on June 17 at W B Wilkinson’s ranch in Dorr, with Angus L Hay presenting lantern slides on livestock breeds.
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1.C.D.B
Gordon
Hughies
Baynes
Little
C.P.R
Rue
G.N
Larby
J. Ross
Farmere Institute
W. B. Wilkinson
Dorr
Angus L. Hay
Crow Nest Golfers Form Regional Association
Delegates from seven Crow line clubs gather in Blairmore to form a central district golf body under the Royal Canadian and British Columbia Golf associations. First meet set for Cranbrook over Labor Day weekend with qualifying rounds and flights. Officers elected include President C Staples Cranbrook and Secretary A J Kelly Blairmore. Membership set at 5 dollars up to 60 members and 10 dollars for larger clubs.
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Lethbridge Herald
Blairmore
Cranbrook
Lethbridge
Royal Canadian
Haplingard
Staples
Cyanbrook
E. Staples
Fernie
Sherwood Herchmer
Sandy Watson
H. W. Menzie
J. S. Kirkham
Pincher Creek
Dr. Dubuque
G. W. Plunkett
A. J. Kelly
J. B. Wilson
Milk Test Figures Reported to City Council
Dairy inspector Dr J W Rutledge VS reported milk analyses from city dairies. The figures were filed at the last city council meeting and aldermen requested publication of the same.
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J. W. Rutledge
V.S
Question on British Columbia liquor reserve fund use
The Colonist questions the purpose of the provincial liquor reserve fund. It notes plans to place 250000 from six months profits into a reserve, atop an initial 140000, and asks why such a large sum is needed in the first year. It urges the government to declare fund aims and avoid depriving municipalities of their share of profits.
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Liqtor Control Board
Liquor Control Board
A. M. Manson
Freesone Promises Quick Relief for Corn Pain
An ad touts a tiny bottle of Freesone that instantly relieves corns including hard soft and between toes. The druggist sells it for a few cents and claims users can lift the corn away without irritation.
Local Club Debates Competition For Beginners In Town
The association considers arranging at least one contest for beginner players to test skills with neighbor rookies. Mrs 8S W Brown and her daughter travel to Waterloo Montana to visit family and attend Memorial Day ceremonies observed nationwide on the last day of May. Rheumatic remedies are marketed with claims of relief across rheumatism neuritis neuralgia sciatica and lumbago with free trials offered by Templeton Terenta.
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Templeton
Terenta
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Campbell & Ritchie Monumental CO
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Women’s Institute
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Vauxhall
Fred Hunter
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Cranbrook Cottage Hospital
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Garden Avenue
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Big Butte Dairy Farm
Mrs. Hunt
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Pacific Milk Co., Ltd
Vancouver
Abbotsford & Laéeer
W. T. Tapscott
Malcolm
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Crows Nest
Dairy Inspector
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