British Columbia At A Glance In Facts And Figures
British Columbia is a Pacific coast province of Canada with an area of 395 000 square miles 262 800 000 acres coastline 7000 miles forests 182 000 040 acres population about 260 000 excluding Asians. The province reports rising trade mining fisheries and forest output with vast undeveloped resources including paper making materials wheat lands coal iron ore and timber.
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British Columbia
Pacific Coast Province
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Mexico
Australia
Orient
Practical farming tips on dairy cows poultry and BC resources
The article urges careful dairy cow selection focusing on udder size ease of milking and proper feeding. It covers poultry profitability home feed preparation calf conditioning goose sexing and cautions on scrubs and crossbreeding while detailing British Columbia cities government and investment attractions.
Union Concert To Aid Local Option Propaganda
Cranbrook hosts a Thursday night concert on October seventh at eight oclock to raise funds for Local Option propaganda. A varied program by artists and children includes songs and choruses with an arc lamp stereopticon. An offering of ten cents or more is invited at the door.
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Presbyterian
Cranbrook
Fragmentary phrase on schooling and civic life
The text fragment references laws, a well administered modern educational system, free denominational primary and high schools, and the conveniences of civilized life, health, peace, contentment and happiness.
Advertising Boosts Interest in British Columbia Lands
J B Dennis land commissioner for Alberta and British Columbia and CPR assistant vice president reports five thousand inquiries from July 1 to August 11 with a forecast of ten thousand more. About thirty thousand letters and fifty thousand literature pieces have been sent, praising the CPR land department for its efforts.
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Herald
J. 8. Dennis
Dennis
Alberta
British Columbia
C.P.R
G.P.R. Land Department
Church Activities Schedule for October 3rd
Sunday services begin with a children’s service at 11.00 am and a fellowship meeting at noon. Sunday school at 3.00 pm includes men and women Bible classes. Ipworth League prayer at 6.00 pm and evening service at 7.30 pm. Tuesday Epworth League missionary meeting at 8.00 pm. Thursday Temperance concert at 8.00 pm. Ladies Aid meets next Wednesday at 8.00 pm at Mrs W B Mepas.
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Ipworth League
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid
W. B. Mepa
Knox Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
Knox Presbyterian Church announces services on October 8 with Lord's Supper at 11, Sunday School and Bible class at 3, and evening service at 7 30. A union discussion on negotiating churches will follow General Assembly recommendations. A precommunion service for new members is set for Friday at 8.
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General Assembly
Pole of Notes and Quotes from the North Pole to War Scrip
A mixed readable fragment with stock prices and mining names followed by a column of satirical maxims and aphorisms. It lists several mines and companies such as Canadian-Marcot, Diamond Vale Coal, International Coal, McGillivray Creek, Western Oil, and Pincher Creek Coal Mining, with varying quoted values, then shifts to a humorous, reflective verse-like collection about work, liberty, politics, charity, and home life.
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Aurora Consolidated i. C
Amalgamated
Ji Sing
Copper
Van
Golifields
Marcor T
Diamond Vale
McGillivray Creey C
North Star
OTK Nugeet Gold Mines
Tambler Cariboo
al Royal Collieries
Society Girl
Western Oil
Ord
Pincher Creek
Canadian North
West Oil
Cranbrook Baptist Church Services and Schedule
Cranbrook Baptist church with minister Charles W. King requests strangers attend services. Public worship Sundays at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Bible school and youth classes 8 pm. Mid week prayer meeting Wednesday 8 pm. Young Peoples meeting Friday 8 pm.
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Cranbrook Baptist Church
Charles W. King
Norbury Avenue
Baker Hill
Young Ladies’ Philothea and
Young Men's
Young Peoples
Aerial tramway right-of-way cut begins in Central camp
Men have commenced cutting the right of way for the aerial tramway between Boundary Falls and the No. 6 mine in Central camp.
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Boundary Falla
No. 6
Central Camp
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Coast Range
Kootenay
America
Great Britain
United States
Chine Cities
Victoria
Vancouver
New Westminster
Nelson
Nanaimo
Rossland
Kamloops
Grand Forks
Revelstoke
Fernie
Ladysmith
Prince Rupert
Legislative Assembly
Vitoria
Coming Union
the Fine Mercantile Company, Limited
Campbells Clothing
OUR Clothing Department
Margetson
Knox Presbyterian Church
Beale & Elwell
B.C
North Pole
Riverside Nurseries
Grand Forks, B.C
Walter V. Jackson
Creston
Lo.c.f
Key City Lodge
Ity Hall
W. L. Hall
Sec’y
New Fraterniitg
Oddfellows C. R. Ward
W. H. Wilson
W. M. BE
W. Connolly
Cranbrook Aerie
Carmen
F. W. Reeves
W. P. Wm. Anderson
Loyal Orange Lodge
B. of
J. F. Hall
Abel Horsman
W. M. Jos
Wallace
Maple Leaf Rebekah Lodge No
Fraternity Hall
L. M. Tannhauser
G. Mae Chapman
F&a Mh
Hume Nelson
GEO
P. Wells
Proprietor
Tomkin
Baptist Church Services
Old Curiosity Shop
Joseph Ht McLran
Sage’s
Hanson Avenue
Colle
R. H, Dwyer
Wing Lee
van Horne
B.C Louise
van Horne Streets
P. O
Joe Marapodi
Benuay
Presbyterian Guild
Bull Brand
Beattie & Atchison
Henrys
Aed Oriental
Cintos Ayrayl
WERRY
Pate
Cranbrook-Fernie Farmers’ Institute
Ginn
Geonce Asiiwonri
Granbrook, i
Hazlewood
Stewart
Hugh Stewart
Armetrong Ave
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