Local notes and ads from Cranbrook district pages
Misses Jennie and Gertrude Hopkins visit Ta Tu Creek guests of Mr and Mrs H Macdonald. School and book ads. second hand tires and car parts. local health and travel updates. Labor Day court fine. Miss Helen Worden to Toronto Conservatory. Community rail and road mentions. Windermere fair opening. back-to-school homecoming across Kaslo and surrounding areas.
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Jennie
Gertrude Hopkins
Ta Tu Creek
Cranbrook
8. Macdonald
Victoria Whaling and Wheat Pools Move Toward Union
Victoria reports thriving whaling with four stations and six to seven whalers. Vessels average 30 head. whale oil markets in England and canned whale meat gains along Africa’s west coast. Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta wheat pools push to form the Canadian Co-Operative Wheat Producers Ltd. Dominion charter sought.
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Victoria
England
Africa
Regina
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
Canadian Co-Operative Wheat Producers Ltd
Local Happenings and Theatre Ads in Cranbrook
Local notes report theatre bills at the Star Theatre with Potash and Perlmutter. Upcoming films include Thy Name is Woman and The Woman on the Jury. Community events cover dances at the K P Hall and visits by Cranbrook residents, with notices of church suppers and auctions at Wasa Lumber.
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Jeffrey Warren
G. A.B. McDonald
Penticton
McDonald
J. H. McQuaid
Charlottetown
Star Theatre
Potash
Perlmutter
A.C. Blaine
Lovering Lumber Company
Wasa
For Sale Items and Breeding Stock Advertisements
Various items for sale including linoleum bed fall leaf table lights shades heater wicker chairs table fruit jars and misc at Mrs Huffman over Cranbrook Trading Co Also selling a few S C White Leghorn cockerels from Earnhardt trap nested pedigreed heavy laying stock at 2 50 each White Leghorn breeding stock yearling hens bred from superior imported stock priced 1 50 to 2 50 depending on quality Reduced price for bulk orders Contact Sinclair Bevernere for details
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S.C
Earnhardts
W. A. Snyder
Kimberley
B.C
Dames Sinclair
Tivernere
Coastal Indians of Mysterious Origin in British Columbia
A 19th or early 20th century article describes the Siwash people of coastal British Columbia. It discusses origins, resemblance to Orientals and Japanese, coastal culture, totem poles, carved houses, ceremonial dress, and folklore. It notes historic warfare, a trick banquet myth, and that today coastal Indians are quiet Canadian citizens.
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British Columbia
North America
Pacific
Columbuses
East
Bering Straits
Canadian Pacific Dock
Vancouver
Canada
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