Cranbrook News Highlights Local Industry and Visits
A new lathe set up in C P R shops with a six foot faceplate promises to turn wires of the lin est engine wheels. Grants to the Crebrook Fernie Farmers Institutes are received by Secretary Ashworth. Local notices report sales, dining events, and visits by Dr. O Hagan and S J Morrow. The week includes holiday meals, railway updates, and upcoming cathedral opening in Fernie by Salvation Army officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windermere
A. B. Smith
Fort Steele
B.C
Dan Bremner
S. J. Morrow
Adolph Lumber Company
Baynes Lake
Cranbrook
O'Hagan
Lille
Alberta
Moyie
J. H. King
A. J. Fisher
Ofern
Fred Kummer
Hanson Avenue
Baker & Banfield
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
James Stewart
Winnipeg
Man
Stewart
C. C
Fink
C. U.S
J. Hi. Thomas
Mason& Risch Piano Co
Cranbrook Drug & Book Co
Presbyterian School
Cameron
New York
Chicago
M. D. Billings
Spokane
Mat Rockender
Rockendorf
Anjou
Charle Yeandle
Lester Clapp J
Cariboo
Carter
New Michel
Great Northern Railway
Fink's
Dontenwill
The
Oblate Fathers
Rome
British Columbia
Propaganda
New Westminster
Vancouver
W. F. Tate
Lethbridge
Son Ross
Bert Ross
Presbyterian School Room
Murray
Crantrook
A.B. Ayre
Sife
Eli
Coombs
Salvation Army Forces
Canada
Fernie
Verme
Apple Variety Planting Plans For Better Cross Pollination
Horticultural notes discuss planting blocks with multiple apple varieties to improve cross pollination and yield. It cites experiments showing mixed blocks outperform solid blocks, with examples from Illinois and Ontario, and lists varieties by their flowering times for a district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suide
United States
Jonathan
Ben Davis
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Duchess
Famouse
Longfield
Scott
Baldwin
Ben
Cranbrook B C the Mining Milling and Farming Centre
Cranbrook in East Kootenay is presented as a thriving regional hub with mining timber and agricultural potential. The piece highlights Cranbrook's location on St Josephs prairie between mountain ranges, climate, fruit lands, silver lead mines including Moyle and Sullivan North Star, copper prospects, and gold placers. It details rail access via the Crows Nest Pass line and Marysville Kimberley branch, local industries, water light and phone services, churches schools and societies, population around 3090, and a port of entry for customs with contact for business information by J L McDermot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Eugene Muine
Moyle
North American
Sullivan Group
North Star
Wimberley
Wid Horse
Perry
Railways
Cranbrook
Crows Nest Pass
Canadian Pacific Railway
Marysville
Kimberley
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A. L. McDermot Wiinteside
Mighton
Tobe
East Kootenay
S. J. Mighton
Tobacconist
Sir Walter Scott, Bulwer- Lytton
E. P. Roe
Charles Lever
Qealthe Atchison, Zte
Hp Reese As
W. H. Wilson
Raworth Bros
Oitock
Anbrook
F. E. Corrison KR. M.S. M
London
England
Knox Presbyterian Church
Royal Welsh Fusiliers Ia
Sovints
Danvers
Bte
Boe
S. A. Clancey
Gorman, Clancey & Grindley
Calgary
Otto Wise
Anna
Martha Wise
Crest
Murphy
Montreal
B. of 1
Ralph Smith
Nanaimo
Smith Curtis
Michel
J. WH. Hawke
Mr. Hawke
W. J. Brown
Joseph Campbell
Ban
Thomas Forrest
Wentworth
John Cleary
Limberman
Arthur O'Kell
Creston
F. E. Simpson
Portland
Oregon
Birkett
Bittern Lake
T. M. Roberts
J. I. Burgess
Kitchener
Dr. Green
Burns Bros
Trape Manne Cns Copyrights &c
Sreat S . Yy
Mr &.Co
Serene
Burns
Cranbrook B. C
Rocky Mountains
Purcell Range
St. Joseph’s Prairie
Columbai
South Basters
Columnia
Sullivan Group Mining Company
Cranbrook Water Supply Company
Cranbrook Electric Light Company
East Roote Juay
Church of England
Presbyterian
Methodist
Baptist
Salvation Army
Masons
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Orangemen
Hagles, Owls
Port OF Entry
Gold Co
Tivisioner
Dominion Customs
J. L. McDermot
Yard of ‘Trade
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