Local notes from Fernie and district
In Fernie and area, notices include a birth announcement for Fire Chief P. Adams’s child, car accident vigilance after a horse injury near Wardner, and various social items. Kilby’s ads promote pianos and china, while residents plan moves to Lethbridge and Vancouver. Thanksgiving church services and local club visits are noted alongside municipal assessment efforts and holiday card sales.
Jury urges fullest investigation into K V R explosion
Nelson coroner's jury finds four men died near Farron on October 29 1924 from high explosive discharged from within passenger coach 1586 on the Canadian Pacific Railway. Authorities urged to examine clock fragment and dry cell battery exhibits to identify ownership and responsibility.
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Nelson
K.V.R
Farrow
Grand Forks
John McKie
Peter Verigin
P. J. Campbell
H. A. A. Kim Singh
Farron
Canadian Pacific Railway
Season prize awards at Cranbrook Golf Club dance
Thursday eve the parish hall hosted Cranbrook Golf Club friends for a hall of Hallows Eve decorated evening. Mr EF Home presented season prizes. awards included McCreery Cup, Della Greaves wins, Mrs Hogarth Handicap, Staples Cup, and A Graham Club Prize.
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Cranbrook
EF. Home J
Hogarth
Della
Spreull
Della Greaves
A. Graham
Kingcup
John Martin
W. R. Grubbe
F. M. MacPherson
M. A. Beale
City Calls for Two Minute Silence on Armistice Day
Cranbrook B C October 22 1924 The Cranbrook Herald reports city officials urge observance of Armistice Day with a public two minute silence at 11 00 am November 11 and a long siren blast to mark the moment. Fire chief to sound the siren. city clerk Burgess signs the request to local papers.
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Great War Veterans’ Association
F. W. Burgess
The First Year proves popular at Auditorium
The First Year, a Frank Craven play, drew strong audience warmth and sympathy for human nature at the Auditorium on Saturday evening. The production showcased Craven's keen insight into everyday life, leaving viewers with a kinder outlook toward others.
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Frank Craven
The First Year thrills New York audiences at Little Theatre
Canadian production by Theatrical Enterprises Ltd under John Golden brings a clean comedy to Broadway style. Golden promoted risky material and scored a record breaking run with Turn to the Right and followed with Three Wise Fools Lightnin Thank U and The First Year setting new American comedy records.
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New York
Little Theatre
Theatrical Enterprises, Ltd
John Golden
Canada
Mr. Golden
Golden
Wiseacres
Broadway
Lightnin
Hoyt
Chinatown
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