Duty on Lumber Threatens British Columbia Industry
A New Advertiser analysis warns that BC lumber, dominated by Coast mills and tied to export income, faces collapse without domestic market protection. US competition and price dumping threaten jobs, merchants, and regional growth. calls rise for Ottawa to shield Northwest markets and subsidies, with a future Vancouver mill planned to export heavily.
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Ther
British Columbia
Peoust
Lanber
Tts
Vancouver
Washington
Oregon
California
St. Paul
Missouri River
Canadian Northwest
United States
Northwest Territories
Dominion
Mexico
Pac Coast
Seghis
Trans Canada
Memitehia
Northwest ‘Territories
Canada
Shinule
Canadian Pacific Railway
Northwest
Tnvision
Boc
Great Brift
Canal
Pacific Coast
Ford
Ada
British Colutbia
Wittig
Dominion House
Sullivan Stock Tangle at Sullivan Company Directors
Turmoil grips the Sullivan company as Charles Sweeny is elected president and takes control. Stockholders debate escrow arrangements to raise 5000000 dollars, while insiders seek to protect the company’s creditors and future capital. Concerns about proposed sidewalls and debt repayment loom over the stockholders and board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sweeny
Sullivan Ciro Mints Company
Sullivan Companel
LM. Artasteanu D. Sanders
SM. W. Elmentere
George W. Tall
W.C. Miller
Bree Clendenninge
Bo OW Layton
View
Oh C
Vichuly
Stone
Sweeney
Cissie
Hares Troo
Lostock
Mitch
Sullivank
Limes Ryan
Reese
Mexican Rail Lines Report Short Tine and Soil Renditions
A fragment notes railroad files in Mexico listing brief tine and soil renditions as a dry intrusion, likening it to teredo damage to piles in piestic waters. Names, dates, or clear facts are unavailable in the readable text.
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Mexico
Joe Laidlaw Dead One Of Early South Nootenay Figures
Joseph Laidlaw a longtime South Nootenay resident died Tuesday at St Eugene hospital from self inflicted wounds amid mental aberration. He aided Colonel Baker in campaigns and worked at North Star mine Cranbrook in recent years. Funeral plans unknown with body to Toronto to join family. report notes prior illness and erratic behavior.
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Joseph Laidlaw
South East Nootenay
St. Eugene Hospital
Laidlaw
Baker
North Star
Cranbrook
Beatty
Toronto
Committee on incorporation engages Thomas Stork for data gathering
The incorporation committee has hired Thomas Stork to gather data on resident population citizenship and property holders for the application to the proper authorities. He works steadily and expects to finish within a week or two.
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Thomas Stork
Juniors Tie in Late Fernie Chabrook Game
The Fernie and Chabrook juniors played a clean, interesting game that ended in a tie after seven o'clock on Preslay evening. Attendance was small due to the late hour.
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Fernie
Chabrook
Corbin Eyes Spokane Route for Canadian Pacific Links
Canadian Pacific interests plan a Spokane corridor via Laowah and the Crow’s Nest Pass, linking Idaho and Washington. Mr. Corbin travels for talks with the goal of building the line and then transferring it to the Canadian Pacific, while denying fixed plans. Negotiations remain active with no decisive statement.
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Vancouver
C. Disputch
Fom
Montreal
C. Corin
Spokane
Paciie
Spo
Corbin
Yabko
Crows Nest Pass
Idaho
Washington
Jim Hill
Canadian Pacific
Bnt
Catidtan Pacific Railway
Waterworks Franchise Sought for Cranbrook Construction
The waterworks company plans to apply on the 21st of the month for authority to build a water system in Cranbrook. With arrangements complete and franchise secured, work will begin immediately digging trenches and laying pipes. Most of the town is expected to have water service before winter.
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van Fcouver
Cmanuot
Ontario
Usta
British Columbia
Panama Canal
Cranbrook
Sean
Railway Changes Shake Cranbrook Officials
AG Taylor is transferred to the Crow Nest division with A Erickson becoming superintendent of the Sehrihrdied sion. Mr Dickson returns to Cranbrook and Mrs Dickson is praised as a popular Cranbrook resident. Chudleigh will replace Mrs Scott as chief despatcher, a familiar former Cranbrook resident.
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AG. Taylor
Crows Nest
Vod A. Erickson
Sehrihrdiedsion
Roulmuster
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Cranbrook
Mrickson
Chudleigh
Ma Scott
Rehief
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Canadian Bank of Commerce
Gro. A. Cox
Savings Bank Department
Alcanal
Havel
Trepanini
F. C
Walker
Man
Imperial Bank OF Canada Capital
T. R. Merritt
D.R. Wilkie
Risy Suowen
Europe
J. F. M. Pinkham
Lethbridge
Reliable House
Fort Steele Mercantile Co. Limited
Beale& Elwell
W.H. Wilson, Jeweler
WL. F. Tate
Oftleink Watch
Sposal
Caeli
Hellish Coimbia
Acaelan
Portico
Hiestellen
Ottawa
Sullivan
Sweeny
Elias
Joe
Colin Sinelin
Jhe Corbin Road
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