Cranbrook Homestake Mine Prospect Attracts Investors
An invitation from Cranbrook Homestake Gold Mining Company invites locals to tour the property. The three ledges show surface gold values and strong tunneling potential, with a 600 foot tunnel planned to reach 400 feet depth to prove ore strength and depth for deeper investment.
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Cranbrook Homestake Gold Mining Company
Cranbrook
Alaska
Dakota
Homestake
Perry Creek
Arctic Ocean
Tim
Marry Creek
Pr Shofield
Dominion Geological Department
Liberal Conservatives 10 303 1 Victory Notes Bowser Win
Vancouver returns show Conservatives hold 10 seats Liberal 303 Socialist 1 with overseas soldiers vote boosting Premier Bowser ahead of Liberals to become fifth minister from Vancouver. Ross re-elected. Prohibition passes by small margin. Belgian Relief funds rise to 11545 as Christmas aid urged for refugees.
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Vancouver
London
British Columbia
Bowser
W. OR. Ross
Ross
MOE
School fete to aid Belgian children at Central School
Preparations near completion for a school fete on Wednesday November 15 at Central School. Proceeds benefit Belgian relief. Event features promenade concert by a juvenile orchestra directed by Verey Parker, fortune telling, cookery stall, school exhibits, tea room, entry stalls, tar pond, quoits, and perfumery stall. Public attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verey Parker
Central School
Uvelock
Aladdin Best Yet in Western Canada Tour
F Stuart-Whyte’s large cast delivers a lavish Aladdin presented with dazzling costumes and scenery. Donald Gray and Beat rice Carman excel in the Emperor and Princess So-Shi numbers, Zara Clinton shines in the title role, Billy Oswald and Harry Hoyland provide comic high points. The show earns enthusiastic audience applause throughout.
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Western Canada
F. Stuart-Whyte Hay
Dominion
Hood
Homtel
Mr. White
Iveius
Emperor
Donald Gray
So-Shi
Beatrice Carman
Grooice
Zara Clinton
Billy Oswald
Harry Hoyland
Twankey
Mr. Whyte
Western
Canada
Canadian Patriotic Fund Receipts and Expenditures Report
Statement covering August 1914 to June 30 shows total receipts of 12,214,202.99 and interest and advance items, with major disbursements including relief payments to soldiers and dependents totaling 43,500.75 and substantial office expenses. Balances and regional figures for British Columbia and Vancouver area indicate overall receipts of 941,525.96 and disbursements of 1,074,868.02, reflecting a net expenditure over receipts.
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Detroit
Michigan
Releif
Canadian Patriotic Pond Association
W. T. White
British Columbia
Sousats
Victoria City
Greater Vancouver
ANT UG
Waldo Tindu Celebrates In Calgary Paper Cites Soldier Death
Special to the Herald notes a Calgary column reporting a soldier died at Sureee Camp from Bay Rum drink. In Waldo Court House this week several Hindoos involved in a weekend incident pleaded guilty and were fined five dollars plus court costs for what authorities called a house cleaning melee. Also a noticed ad requests board and room in a private house from a steady working man.
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The
Herald
Waldo
Calgary
Sureee
Waldo Court House
A. J. Gone
H. R. Gregson
J. P
Hox
Herald Office
The Birth of a Nation Praised in Cranbrook Theatres
Cranbrook readers applauded The Birth of a Nation at the Auditorium Tuesday as Rex and Auditorium Theatres pledge further uplifting offerings. Current attractions include Cleo Madison in Her Bitter Cup, Chaplin in The Floorwalker, and Dorothy Bernard in Her Hidden Past with prices kept at usual rates.
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Rex and
Auditorium Theatres
Cranbrook
the Rex
Cleo Madison
Red Feather
Miss Madison
Chas
Chaplin
William Fox
Dorothy Bernard
Georges Ohnet
Fox
Social Service Council invites Cranbrook to civic conference
A Cranbrook observer explains the Social Service Council aims to study social and industrial conditions and reflect ratepayer views. The Nov 5 Parish Hall conference seeks citizen input on city governance, local timing, and municipal reform, with open, concise remarks and discussion of Cranbrook and environs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Christian Social Union
Cranbrook
Jana
Birth of a Nation draws capacity crowd for film and music
A full house attended the showing of The Birth of a Nation on Tuesday. Viewers found the picture highly realistic and the accompanying music heightened the experience, keeping the audience rapt and attentive throughout.
Old Timer defies law as judge orders leaving town
In the police court, Joe Boyle labeled an old-timer faced vagrancy charges after two months without work and gleefully snubbing authorities. Judge Arnold ordered Boyle to leave town within 24 hours. Other cases included Clara Bates fined for vag rancy, two Indians jailed for drunkenness, and Patrick Hennessey tied to a night of brawling. Silas Brown faced transfer for a board bill dispute.
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Joe Boyle
Red Light District
Arnold
Joe
Clara Bates
Nelson
Toby
Patrick
J.B. McLellan
Patrick Hennnessey
John Barleycorn
Cross Keys
Montana
Patrick Hennessey
J. E
Silas Brown
Kaslo
Windermere District Red Cross Branch Annual Meeting
The Windermere District Red Cross Branch met at the Windsor Hotel Athelmer on Friday October 13 with about 40 members present. Officers and committee were elected including President Mrs Parthian Vice Presidents and a treasurer, and a program of lectures was arranged. Funds showed 844.17 raised with allocations to headquarters POW fund and British Red Cross, plus 216.40 spent on wool and 1140 articles sent to HQ. Several local parcels and Our Day collection totaling 80.00 were noted.
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Windermere
Parthian
Crawford
Bennett
Forster
MeiSay
M Phillips
Cherie
Hamilton
Kimpton
Taylor
Cuthfort
M* Harcourt
John Ambulince
KG. Thatcher
Lord Lieuenant
British Red Cross Fund
A Huguet
God Save the King
Daylight Service Sought on Crow's Nest Route
Lethbridge Herald reports consumers voice dissatisfaction with the new passenger timetable on the Crow's Nest branch. Cranbrook residents press the Board of Trade to restore daylight service halted two years ago, with other towns along the pass likely to join. Travel remains inconvenient and criticism grows over current accommodations for travelers.
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Lethbridge Herald
Crow’s Nest
Cranbrook
Board of Trade
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J. E. Myers
W. J. Bowser
Toy
John Bull
Harding
Brooklyn Eagle
Aladdin
Stuart-Whyte
Canadian Patriotic Fund
Noth Tits
Montoba Patriotic
Sas-katchewan
Waldo Tindu
Social Service Council
Gured
Windermere District
RED Cross Branch
Daylight Service
D c& A
Gossard
Cranbrook's Dry Goods and Clothing Stores
Cranbrook Wing Co's
Cranbrook Drug & Book Co. Ltd
Atchison
Xmas
Binning
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