Mr Stevens Charges Stir British Columbia Liquor Debate
A public figure accuses H H Stevens of faults in liquor administration and railway policy, provoking counter charges from ministers. The article questions the handling of the liquor control act and warns of growing dissatisfaction with BC temperance policy and whisky funding amid political infighting.
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H. H. Stevens
A. M. Manson
Oliver
Vancouver
Stevens
Bowser
Manson
British Columbia
People's Treasury
Buying at home habit of local merchants urged by residents
A local piece argues that home buying should be driven by the community rather than distant organizers from New York or Toronto. It says detachment weakens local conditions and questions whether merchants will fully back such efforts with their funds.
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New York
Toronto
Merchants urged to curb mail order and boost local spending
Local business leaders argue against endless argument for home buying and urge merchants to prove local dollars do the same work as mail order. They point to merchants as tax base bulwark, bearing lean years and credit burdens, and insist on practical action to compete when money is tight.
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Winipeg
Canadian Farmers Urged to Shield Home Market
The editorial urges Canadians to protect domestic markets under the Fordney Tariff, urging use of Canadian produce and urging voluntary restraint by sellers and buyers. It warns British Columbia fruit growers that Western Canada should not be a slaughter market for U S surplus goods, and calls for unity among producers, traders, and consumers.
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United States
Canada
British Columbia
Vancouver
Gold dust haul and rail works mark 1902 week
Twenty years ago Herald notes Dave Griffith a Wild Horse Creek gold monopolist arrived with six thousand dollars in gold dust from the last clean up. He estimates twenty to thirty million dollars mined from Wild Horse. I J King visits from Chipman and R E Beattie King adds post office boxes. Crow line rails upgraded. Harvest services at Presbyterian Church. Patmore injured at Kimberley while repairing gas plant equipment. Agnes McPhail MP seeks a better role for Boy Scouts movement.
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Dave Griffith
Wild Horse Creek
Wild Horse
G. Patmore
Kimberley
Agnes McPhail
M.P
Corred
T Nee Putmore
Boy Scouts Movement
McPhail Attacks Boy Scouts at U S P O Picnic
The article cites Miss McPhail condemning the Boy Scouts as training youth for war and bloodshed, claiming their uniforms symbolize militarism. The writer argues the Scouts promote citizenship and character, defending the movement against her remarks.
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U.sp
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts Movement
Miss McPhail
Local Meat Market Prices and Varieties Listing
A listing of leg and loin cuts and other meats with varied prices and product names including beef liver veal shank ham bacon pork sausage and mutton stew items. The fragmented OCR shows a wide range of items and unit prices indicating a traditional grocery or butcher shop catalog page.
Valley fight looms as berry growers rally against Hargreaves
In Omway Valley, Tom Henderson mobilizes ranchers to defend berry shipments from interference by Henry Hargreaves. A meeting at Dickson's packing shed calls for readiness and possible action, with Bardmore railroad agents implicated in delaying cars. Henderson leads a 50-man rider group toward Bardmore to secure refrigerated cars amid mounting tensions.
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Jim
Old Hargreaves
Tom
Hadith Worthington
Edith
Dickson
Hargreaves
Wdith
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Edith Dear
Tom Henderson
Men of
Omway Valley
Omway
Bardmore
Henry Dickson
Sanay
Edith Worthington
Worthington
Elith
Omway Fruit Growe
Aus Central
Aki
Omway Fruit Growers
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Crow Line
Mr. Fortune
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America
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Cranbrook Dance Orchestra
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Red Mountain
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Vancouver Stock Exchange
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Wolverton & CO. Ltd
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Vancouver, B.C
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Murdock McLeod's
Heintzman & Co
Victor Records
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