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Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Oct 19, 1922

Page

4

Ore shipments received at Trail Smelter details 1 7

Ore deliveries for October 1 7 list mines and tonnages from Bosin Sandon to Knob Hill Republic and more with a total of 7 661 tons in the Trail Smelter report. The piece notes Alberta grain shipments to Vancouver with No 1 Hard and No 1 Northern quality accepted, per the Grain Inspector.

Trail Smelter Trail Sandon B.C Silverton van Roi Neosho Ainsworth Ottawa Slocan Paradise Invermere Silver Hoard Utica Adamant Quilp Republic Knob Hill Surprise Northport Sun, & Hfg. Co Company Calgary Alberta Pacific Coast Dominion Grain Inspector Vancouver

Boundary Red Mountain resumes gold mining near border

Boundary Red Mountain Company in Whatcom County Washington restarts work after a three year lull. George Wingfield of Nevada and chief engineer B A Julian oversee a 60 ton mill setup. Over twenty months of mining and milling through 1917 yielded over 280000 dollars. Ore reserves at the 500 to 600 foot levels show continued depth and a possible 700 foot tunnel to expand those reserves beyond one million dollars.

Boundary Red Mountain Company Boundary Snes Whatcom County Washington Boundary Red Mountain George Wingfield Nevada Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company Wingfield 8. A. Julian Thas Wingsfield Pacific Coast United Eastern Arizona Red Mountain

Supreme Court rules against British Columbia on liquor duties

The Supreme Court in Ottawa upholds the Dominion right to collect customs duties on liquor imported for provincial liquor boards. The case, from a British Columbia purchasing agent in Glasgow via the British Columbia Liquor Control Board, was dismissed with costs. A Vancouver report notes BC lumber payroll at 18,180,962 for 1921 with about 14,600 workers on average.

Canada Supreme Court Ottawa Attorney-General British Columbia Exchéquer Court Justice Brodeur James Patterson Glasgow Johnny Walker British Columbia Liquor Control Board Express Victoria B.C Liquor Control Board Dominion Walter Cassels Exchequer Court Justice Idingston Vancouver

Railway News Highlights From Western Canada Railways

Edward Everett Beck appointed manager of the Vancouver Hotel for the Canadian Pacific Railway. Ogden Shops car department returns to full-time operation after two years, boosting carpenters and repairers amid grain movement. Couture sentenced to three years for placing obstacles on CPR tracks. Saskatchewan wheat crops show strong yields with reports from Regina and area. Edmonton sees optimistic outlook for Canadian Pacific traffic, with steady passenger and tourist travel and open immigration stance.

Edward Everett Beck Jackson Vancouver Canadian Pacific Railway Beck Calgary Canadian Pacific Ogden Alberta Sherbrooke St. Vincent de Paul Joseph Couture Lingwick J. H. Lemay Lemay Edmonton Canada C. E. B. Ussher Montreal Ussher Isher Old Country West Coast

Creston Ranchers Face Fire Law Violations

Magistrate Mallandaine disposed of seven of eleven cases against Wylander ranchers for burning strawberries without a permit from the district forester. Several defendants were dismissed or had charges withdrawn. fines of $10 and costs were levied on Matt Hagen and Monrad Wigen. The court will reconvene as Carl Wigen Carlsson and Paul Ofner are due to appear.

Mallandaine Wyandel J. Wigen Ron BE. Uri BE. Penson Peter Andestad Messrs Carl Wigen Carl Carlson Paul Ofner Matt, Hagen Monrad Wigen B. Garland Rancrelis Norman Moore Cranbrook

Prairie Harvest Report From Western Canada Outlooks

Wycliffe notes Mrs. Vernone Line of Victoria visiting her daughter Mrs H B Young. C Staples heads to Grande Prairie Moose Jaw Regina and Peace River District for crop report. Despite a dry season, crop prospects look fair with strong moisture from heavy rains. Wheat yields projected at 17 to 20 bushels per acre. The Pas Lumber Company plans extensive logging with 1,200 to 1,400 workers and seven to eight camps next winter. Desirable harvest weather across the West boosts threshing and leads to improved yields and good grading as ploughing expands. Fall rye sowing continues.

Regina Saskatchewan J. H. Chown C.P.R Mr. Chown Arcola Stoughton Weyburn Assiniboia Sou Moose Jaw Chown Vantage C. Staples Grande Prairie Alberta Peace River District Pas Manitoba Pas Lumber Company Winnipeg Man Canadian Pacific Railway

Wycliffe Basketball Hobby Grows As Local Visits Noted

Miss Muriel Baxter and Miss Pauline McDonald of Cranbrook visited Miss A Reekie and J B Staples in Wycliffe over the week end. Alec McDermot left for Vauxhall Alberta to work at Clarindale Stock Farm. S G Clark returned from a visit to the same farm. First basketball practice of the season was held, with strong local material seen and optimism for two competitive Wycliffe teams this winter.

Muriel Baxter Pauline McDonald Cranbrook Wycliffe A. Reekie J. 8. Staples Alec. McDermot Vauxhall Alberta Clarindale Stock Farm S. G. Clark Clarindale

Cranbrook Seen As Labour Draw In East Kootenay

The Government Employment Bureau reports a rising flow of men from the prairies to East Kootenay seeking work. Ontario and other provinces have sent harvesters. officials warn of looming unemployment next winter and urge men to consult prairie and provincial offices for reliable labour information.

Government Employment Bureau East Kootenay Prairies Liwest British Columbia Elko Victoria A. M. Manson Manson Edlmonton Calgary Lethbridge

California Fig Syrup for Babies and Children

A classic advertising blurb touts California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for infants and youngsters. It claims a teaspoonful will relieve constipation within hours, removing waste from the bowels and restoring a cheerful, active child. The text urges mothers to buy genuine California Fig Syrup from druggists, warning to spell it “CALIFORNIA” to avoid imitations.

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Best Laxati Cascarets for Bo and Children

Advertises Laxati Cascarets as a universal remedy for bowel cramps headaches biliousness indigestion sour upset and distress for both grownups and children. Claims the product is the nicest physic on earth and priced at 10 cents per box as candy.

Baby's Own Soap Used For Delicate Skin Relief

Mothers seek Birdy’s Own soap to soothe chafed irritated skin in babies. The ad touts purity and a gentle healing effect with a flower fragrance, claiming it keeps babies clean and comfortable though priced higher than common soaps.

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