Loggers Picnic to Join Comox Fall Fair in 1925
Courtenay August 22 The Comox 1925 Fall Fair will be the biggest yet as the Loggers Picnic is merged with the fair. A grand sports program with valuable prizes is planned along with ice cream and refreshments served by the Logging Co and the Agricultural Association Ladies Auxiliary. About $1400 in prizes across classes. The big day is Wednesday September 9 with a special committee coordinating efforts.
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Courtenay
Comox
Comox Valley
Agricultural Society
R. Filberg
John Tukham
Comox Logging Co
The
Agricultural Association
Logging Co
A. R. England
E. Felix Thomas
Messrs
H. 8. Baker
Ben Hughes
R. A. Hurford
J. H. Parkin
Jack Paterson
George Thomas
Messrs Baker
Parkin
Geo. Thomas
Logging Company
Courtenay Motorists Fined for Parking and Corner Cut
Courtenay police court fined Fred Baker and W D Berkeley ten dollars and fifty cents each for parking within ten feet of a fire hydrant. J Blakeley also paid ten dollars and fifty cents for cutting a corner at an intersection.
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Courtenay
Fred Baker
W. D. Berkeley
J. Blakeley
Road link urged to boost Comox Lake tourism and commerce
A Santa Monica visitor praises Camp Courtenay and Comox Lake but notes few outsiders visit. Local leaders urge a twenty two mile road from Comox Lake through Comox Pass to Alberni to connect the east and west coasts, backed by Boards of Trade and councils across the Comox Alberni District.
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Comox Lake
Vancouver Island
Comox Pass
Alberni
Courtenay
Cumberland
Boards of Trade
Comox Alberni
Island
Cairns Family Heads West for Holiday Tour
Mrs James Cairns departed Friday on a holiday trip. She will first visit her son Robi Cairns in Nanaimo and then travel to Vancouver to see her younger son Thomas Cairns.
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James Cairns
Robi. Cairns
Nanaimo
Vancouver
Thomas Cairns
Notice of Debt Nonresponsibility by Grace Graham
A signed declaration on August 28 states the undersigned will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Grace Graham. The notice places responsibility on Grace Graham for financial obligations.
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Grace Graham
Water Licence Notice for Smiths in Comox District
John William Smith and James Broughton Smith of Sandwich Comox District B C apply to take and use 500 gallons per day from an unnamed spring draining into Ranch No 137 on Lot 202 for domestic use. Notice posted August 28 1925 listing filing offices in Nanaimo and Victoria.
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Liquor Control Board
John William Smith
James Broughton Smith
Sandwich
Comox District
B.C
Water Act
Water Recorder
Nanaimo
Comptroller of Water Rights
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
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News of
Gaiety Theatre
Pani
Peralta
Ricardo
Gortez
Jetta Goudal
Noah Beery
Jesse Llaay
Goramount
Air Mail
Gloria Swanson
Hr.warner
Paramount Picture
Zara
Allan Dwan
Secrets of the
Comox Lake Road
Bill Sutliff
Union Hotel
Cumberland, B. C
R, Yates
Cumberland Hotel
Wm.merrifield
Dunsmuir Avenue
P. P. Harrison
Notary Public Cumberland
Felix Thomas
Thos. Mordy
Tom Blair
J. T. Brown
McClary
G. O. Graham
the Orchard
Notary Public Office
the White Laundry & Dry Cleaning Company, Ltd
Telephone
Spooner’s
the “Gem
Ilo-Io Theatre
Cumberland, B.C
Albert Evans
Government Liquor Act
Patrick Mullen
R. Rushton
Geo. Mason
Edwards Lumber Company Ltd
Mill Street
P.O. Box
McBryde
McBryde’s Bakery
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