Welcome Rain Eases Forest Fire Hazard in Courtenay
In Courtenay Aug 13 heavy rain fell overnight and continued into the next morning easing a dry spell that had sparked bush fires across the district. Firefighters gain relief as humidity remained low by night until the rain. The Comox Valley feels safer with the downpour and officials expect no major fire danger for the time being.
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Courtenay
Comox Valley
Courtenay Fall Fair to Feature Sporting Events
Courtenay Aug 12 The Fall Fair committee chaired by H S Baker outlines a sports heavy program for fair day including horse racing aquatic events land races and a mammoth dance with orchestra. Events listed include costume horse racing log rolling duck race greasy pig chase and more with prizes funded by voluntary valley donations.
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Courtenay
H. S. Baker
Baker
Geo, Thomas
Ben Hughes
Jack Paterson
Dave Robinson
J. H. Parkins
Cliffe
J. Casanave
W. Woodhus
W. Rockwell
J. McMurray
Matt Piercy
Auto park Courtenay draws diverse visitors
Courtenay auto park continues to attract many visitors with a stream of tourists returning from the motor camp. The latest arrivals include Chas Prevost of Vancouver and families from Victoria and Nanaimo among others, plus guests from Tacoma Los Angeles and Seattle.
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Courtenay
Chas Prevost
Vancouver
H. A. Done
Victoria
C. Padden
Angus and Son
Shannon
Campbell
S. Clemence
J. Armstrong
Stringer
Geo. F. Roberts
Sarah L. Roberts
Ladysmith
Geo
T. Kent and Son
F. D. Whitmore
Prince George
Chas
Didrickson
Tacoma
Wash
Wm. F. Barnes
Fell
R. Bowles
H. F. Field
Seattle
Elmer Price
Yakima
Washington
Comox Creamery Reports Near Seven Thousand Profit
The Comox Creamery Association released its six month report ending June 30 1925 showing total assets of 103 046 43 liabilities 37 542 78 and a net profit of 6 959 52. Butter sales total 66 864 with expanded ice cream and cream demand amid tight cream supply.
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Victoria
Vancouver
Businessmen Attend Convention at Courtenay
A group of merchants departed to join the Retail Convention in Courtenay to discuss market trends and trade strategies. Delegates include local business leaders and regional retailers aiming to boost commerce and networking opportunities.
Merchants Convention in Vancouver Delegates Named
A merchants convention in Vancouver included Messrs W Booth R A Hurford Charles Simms Jack Macintyre and A R England, representing Mr J N McLeod.
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Merchants
Vancouver
W. Booth
R. A. Hurford
Charles Simms
Jack Macintyre
A. R. England
J. N. McLeod
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