Resignations of Tatlow and Fulton Shake British Columbia Cabinet
Victoria Oct 21 Hon R G Tatlow Finance Minister and Hon F J Fulton Minister of Lands resigned from the Provincial cabinet to Premier McBride. They cite disagreement over railway subsidies with Tatlow opposing the Canadian Northern assistance and Fulton arguing no government support is needed. McBride states the resignations will not derail the party and confirms new appointments, with Hon W J Bowser sworn in as Minister of Agriculture and Finance and Attorney General acting alongside.
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McBride's Itinerary Through British Columbia Campaign
Victoria plan details Hon Richard McBride during a weeklong provincial tour with stops in Kamloops Golden Revelstoke Nelson Fernie Cranbrook Kaslo Rossland Grand Forks Greenwood Phonny Serene meos Princeton Vernon and Vancouver towns before returning to coast for campaign close. itinerary tentative with possible changes and Bowser accompaniment.
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Local Option Slogans and Market Ads Parade in Town
Saturday last day highlights include Get on to the Municipal voters list and vote for Local Option. Ads note fresh goods from P Woods and Co with cattle deliveries, trout and seafood from P Burns & Co, canned tomatoes from Red Feather, and winter stock tips from Campbell Manning. Notables include Mr Pearson at Jaf fray hotel and H W Trenholme transferred to Winnipeg.
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Ganong’s G. B. Chocolates and Cranbrook Agents Named
Campbell and Manning are listed as sole agents for Cranbrook BC. The city band directed by Bandmaster Corrison performed its second Sunday concert last Sunday afternoon to a large appreciative crowd.
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Narrow Escape Daughters Life Saved From Fire
A nine year old girl, daughter of Herald staff member B E H Reed, narrowly escaped death after a clothes fire sparked by a tin fuel fire. Mr A B Grace and Mrs Grace quickly doused flames and removed burning garments, saving her face and hair. Dr Connolly tended burns and she was sent home.
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Robertson Matthews Wedding Ties Scots in Cranbrook Home
Miss Violet Matthew of Glasgow wed Mr Robertson, formerly of Kelso, now in Cranbrook, on Wednesday the 27th at the Gil lies residence. Bridesmaid Miss Sadie Gillies, best man Mr J Burns. Ceremony by Rev C W King. Bride borne to Altar by Mr Gillies. Guests praised the breakfast, and well wishes flowed from friends. The couple depart for Spokane for their honeymoon aboard No 7.
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Dry farming methods to conserve soil moisture and crops
The article outlines moisture conservation in arid farming, stressing reducing runoff and evaporation. It covers plowing to break capillary tubes, harrowing, maintaining an earth mulch, fall plowing, dust mulch, and a packed soil for lighter soils. It recommends fall wheat, rye, Emmer, macaroni wheat, and hulless barley as suitable crops under dry conditions. It notes Emmer’s value for animals and macaroni wheat’s poultry use.
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Cousin Kate Coming to Lethbridge Opera House
The first metropolitan dramatic outing of the season debuts Friday November 12 featuring Miss Jeanne Russell in the title role. Brandon Bros secures the syndicate attraction for the new Lethbridge opera house between Winnine and Spokane with a New York cast and their own orchestra. The production, written for Miss Barrymore, promises a refined society comedy with a touching story and superior scenic effects.
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Jarvis Shafor Recital Delights Peterborough Audience
The Jarvis Shafer recital at St Andrew's auditorium drew a large, enthusiastic crowd. Harold Jarvis, famed vocalist, delivered a rich program with encores, while Mrs Helen Wytick Shafer impressed with dramatic readings and mimetic pieces. Maude Bradley coordinated accompaniments to a thoroughly successful evening.
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Remittance Man Company Plays Edmonton Friday Night
The Kelly-Swift company presents The Remittance Man at the Auditorium Friday night after a successful run in Edmonton Opera. The troupe travels to Veareville for a two night engagement then heads to the coast with one night stops in Leduc Wetaskiwin Ponoka Lacombe Stettler Red Deer Innisfail Olds Didsbury Carstairs and Calgary. The comedy drama features strong performances and act interludes making it a premier Alberta attraction. Managed by J Lionel Swift the company earns high public praise for top rank entertainment.
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