Trail output shows gains over previous high mark
The Trail smelter of the Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada reports nine months ending September 30 with lead at 91 572 tons up from 72 822 last year zinc 45 156 tons vs 26 292 copper 8 262 tons vs 0 gold 40 083 ounces vs 12 297 silver 5 069 163 ounces vs 2 737 870. A student story mentions a book and a soldier image with a caption about going home on his furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trail
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada
A Teacher’s Definition Sparks Furlough Misunderstanding
A student named Jack claimed that furlough means a mule, insisting the meaning comes from a book. The classroom discussion centers on vocabulary confusion and the humor of misinterpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Try Anything Once Pompous Gentleman and Satirical Youth
A pompous gentleman questions truth telling while a saucy youth retorts that one cannot judge a man until he tries. The exchange captures a sharp clash of wit and social posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satve
Very Likely Barrister Question Sparks Hidden Whiskey Claim
A courtroom exchange centers on a night of drinking when a barrister asks the witness about whisky. The witness replies that the question concerns their own affairs, highlighting tension over evidence and credibility in a likely trial scene.
To know it's your business. But were you attending to it
A terse, reflective line questions responsibility and attention to duty, hinting at a broader theme of accountability and personal stewardship within a public or communal context.
Canadian Pacific to expand barge operations with new Nelson vessel
The Canadian Pacific Railway plans a big steel barge built by Canadian Vickers in Montreal to haul railway cars between Kootenay Landing and Nelson. The 250 by 43 foot barge, nearly nine feet deep, will carry three sets of rails for fifteen standard cars per deck, handled by tugs and connected to piers by a designed apron. The project aims to boost freight movement amid expansions at Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company in Kimberley and Moyie, with double crews at Sirdar expected in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway
Kootenay Landing
Kootenay Lake
Proctor
Landing
Nelson
Canadian Vickers, Limited
Montreal
Proctor-Kootenay
Sirdar
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company
Kimberley
Moyie
Unemployment Talk At Invermere Schoolhouse
Special to the Herald Invermere B C November 4 Mr Newbold former British MP spoke on unemployment in England and the coal strike the talk drew a full house and a silver collection to cover expenses Armistice Day dance and church services were announced for mid November and veterans events Major Hicks visited from Vancouver. The Calgary Daily Herald highlighted F A Harmon of Wilmer Banff Cold Stream camp and Harmon's pioneer family background. Muskrat and beaver trapping licences are rising as embargo lifted increasing activity in the Windermere district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Invermere
B.C
Newbold
Motherwell
House of Commons
Old Country
England
Canada
Atlantic
Labor Party
Dean Inge
London
Great Britain
E. G. Thatcher
Calgary Daily Herald
F. A. Harmon
Wilmer
Banff
Windermere
Harmon
Byron Harmon
Pacific
United States
Lake Windermere
Marysville Notes Chronicle Local Arrivals And Health Updates
Local items report McCulloch and Woolstenholm arriving from England and staying with relatives on Garden Avenue. Calgary college attendance noted for Miss Grace Tibbetts. Various residents visited Barton and Stuart households. Several health updates and farm tasks mentioned, including operation recoveries and winter wood gathering. Manitoba crop acreage shifts cited and Yukon mill expansion by Treadwell-Yukon Company. A new Birds of Western Canada volume praised for schools and natural history study.
Her Knight's Armor Girl and the Taxi Driver Exchange
A humorous strip scene unfolds as Maud teases George the taxi driver while pressuring him, and George retorts with a sharp quip about a mistaken headrest and a number plate, highlighting playful rivalry between the two characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Maud
Close Corporation Alice I Questioned Fiance
Betty expresses skepticism about her fiance while Alice asserts she shares that doubt, keeping their opinions candid in a sharp exchange. The scene centers on interpersonal tension and skeptical judgments within a dialogue.
Pape's Diapepsin Claims Quick Stomach Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as instantly ending indigestion and stomach distress. It promises rapid relief from sourness gas heartburn and pain once the tablet reaches the stomach, with a guaranteed correction by druggists and a low price.
Tele grams And Chicken Wire In Expense Books
A New York businessman keeps a curious record in his expense book listing every telegram sent to his girl as chicken wire, a phrase noting the costly communication and the apparatus of restraint in a dated ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fletcher
Goshida
British Columbia
Amalgamated Breweries of
Vancouver Breweries Ltd
Rainier Brewing Co
Cinads Ltd
Westcoaster Brewery Ltd
Silver Spring Brewery Ltd
Vitona Phoenix Brewing Co. Ltd
The
Liquor Control Board
Government of
Via
S.S. Montroyal
S.S. Montcalm
S.S. Minnedosa
Liverpool
Glasgow
Cherbourg
Southampton
Antwerp
West Saint John
Canadian Pacific
McKay Hall
Athalmer
Canadian Legion
St. Peter’s Church
Henry B. Hicks
Vancouver
Golden
Cran- Roo
Marysville
Messrs. McCulloch and
Woolstenholm
Mrs. Crane
Garden Avenue
Grace Tibbetts
Garbutt Business College
Calgary
Mrs. Bartholomew
Mesdames Crane and
Stuart
B. Lundin
H. Stuart
Evans Brothers
Don Tibbetts
Harold Bidder
Owen Phillips
John Horman
Messrs. Murray and
Aldridge
Mr. and
Mrs. Stirton
Bartholomew Home
Harbie Roberts
Findley
Mr. Lachlan Meachern
Evans
Charlie
Willie
Whitefish
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Dawson
Yukon
Treadwell-Yukon Company
Mayo
Yukon Territory
Western Canada
Victoria Memorial Museum
P. A. Taverner
Eastern
Ottawa
Cocos
ERY & Sonrs
Alice
Betty
Beau
Buk
Africa
India
Western
Europe
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Maritime Provinces
Cranbrook Herald
P.D. Box
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!