Divorce Filed by Jennie Stark Hodge After 16 Years
Robert T. Hodge seeks divorce from Jennie Stark Hodge in King County Washington after sixteen years of marriage. Abandonment is the charge. Jennie Stark Hodge, served in San Francisco, will not contest but threatens to reveal alleged misconduct if accused. Custody details unclear as Hodge & Hodge Unlimited member avoids seeking custody.
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Robert T. Hadge
Cumberland
Cou'd « Hiake
Lft
Jennie Stark
Hodge
King County
Washington
Sherif Hodge
Jennie Stark Hodge
Frisco
Hodge & Hodge Unlimited
Happy Valley Juniors at Cumberland in narrow football match
A Sunday match at Old Grounds saw a Cumberland home side edge the visiting Happy Valley juniors with a two goal margin. The game marked the first meeting of the two teams, signaling potential for a united side with practice. A return bout is planned.
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Happy Valley
Cumberland
Government Wharf Petition and Replies from Officials
Letters discuss a proposed wharf at Cumberland. Hon. Martin Burrell and Hon. Mr. Monk relay communications to and from HARRY IDIENS of Cumberland, with reference to construction and departmental engineers reviewing the request.
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Islander
Martin Burrell
Mr. Monk
Harry Idiens
Cumberland
D, Monk
Successful Night School with Mr John Biggs Classes Begin
Mr John Biggs a mining teacher with a first class certificate leads a night school meeting two evenings weekly. Many men have gained late education improving life chances, and all who wish to better themselves should attend the sessions at the public school building at 7 o clock Thursday evening for details.
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John Biggs
Biggs
Grace Church Speech Draws Small Crowd on First Night
Dr. G P Bible of Philadelphia gave an instructive address at Grace Methodist Church, lamenting the small attendance. He urged greater listener salutation and shared humorous anecdotes, including a tale of a young woman and a courting episode. The Thursday session drew a larger crowd and equaled or surpassed the first night.
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G. P. Bible
Philadelphia
Grace Methodist Church
Hope
John
Isolation hospital row moves to secure government aid
Cumberland council debates funding and staffing for an isolation hospital as Judge Abrams, Dr Gillespie, Health Officer, and hospital board press for at least $5,000 to build and $150 per month to run. They back a strong delegation to Victoria, with Mayor named as council delegate.
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Judge Abrams
F. J. Dalby
Gillespie
W. W. Willard
Dr. MacNaughton
Beveridge
Mr. Manson
Pital
MacNaughton
Union
Moy
Maxwell
Heveridge
Victoria
Campbell
Cessford
Cumberland
Courtenay
Comox
Pythian Sisters dance raises funds for YMCA in Cumberland Hall
In Cumberland Hall a Pythian Sisters benefit dance drew a welcoming crowd with good music and delightful refreshments. Net proceeds of 99.75 were reported with expenses 37.90 leaving 62.00 for YMCA. Committee members Mesdames Robertson Stant and Freloni led the effort. Duncan B C February 16 special W H Krause heads to Courtenay for furniture business as Courtenay and Comox district attract population.
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Cumberland Hall
Y.M.C.A
Ellen Clark
R. and
Mesdames R. H. Robertson
John Stant
Victor Freloni
Ageieulian Island
Victoria Lawmakers Push Tough Timber and Liquor Reforms
Special Islander dispatch reports Premier McBride humorously taunting critics Brewster and Williams as timber policy prompts a profit minded reform. A proposed liquor act tightens enforcement and policing powers with seizures without warrants and tougher penalties for bootleg operations. Town saloon wagons face higher licensing costs and logging camps may go dry, while Mayor McLeod and Judge Abrans arrive to oversee pending measures.
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Victoria
McBride
Brewster
Williams
Reas
Castum
Logeny
Tom
McLeod
Abrans
Doutist Dr D E Kerr to Visit Curtenay in March 1912
Public notice calls on property owners to connect premises to the new sewers by March 15 1912 or the city council will finish the work at the owners expense. City Clerk A McKinnon signs the Cumberland notice issued Feb 30 1912.
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D. E. Kerr
Doutist
Curtenay
Oj Beach
Turner, Vancover
J.J. Bannerman
Com
A. McKinnon
Cumberland
B. C
Notice and classifieds from Sayward District 1912
Notice disclaims debt liability as a wife departs. Household goods for sale at No 7 mine. Household helper wanted. Sayward Land District notices Harriet Bainbridge and Edith Bates, both English residents, applying to purchase land near Trout Lake describing parcels of about 80 to 100 acres with post markers and chain measurements.
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Sayward Land Ditrict
Sayward
Harriet Jane Bainbridge
London
England
Trout Lake
Wayward Land District
Edith Lacey Bates
Lytham
Eng
Said Lake
Korte Lucky Bares
Reginald Carwithen
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