New Year Resolve Sets Hope For Cumberland Islander
The Cumberland Islander urges readers to greet the New Year with firm, positive resolves. It reflects on December 31st and the transition from old to new, calling for happiness through benevolence, health, and personal growth for all readers.
British Columbia Presses Ahead With Hydro Expansion
The province reports continuous growth with skyscrapers rising in Vancouver and smaller centres developing. Major hydro electric projects, including the Ruskin plant operated by the B. C. Electric Railway Company, bolster future commercial expansion in Vancouver New Westminster and the Lower Mainland.
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Vancouver
New Westminster
Lower Mainland
B. C. Electric Railway Company
Ruskin Hydro Electric
British Columbia Sets Pace for 1931 Development Surge
The Columbian outlines ongoing and planned hydro electric expansions across the province. Powell River Company and Bridge River plants boost capacity, Falls River power aids Prince Rupert, and Shuswap line expansions reach the Okanagan. Island upgrades include Jordan River plant and automatic Victoria phones. Projected 1981 work promises continued growth.
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Nelson
Rossland
Trail
Kootenay Landing
C.P.R
Vancouver Island
B. C. Electric Railway Company
Jordan River
Victoria City
British Columbia
Vancouver seeks fair share of unemployment relief funds
Vancouver officials press for larger provincial allocation for relief work. Officials compare subsidies: Vancouver $880,000 versus $770,000 for unorganized districts, noting government spending multiplies local work. Also discusses licensing for BC apples to Britain and new markets like Buenos Aires.
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Malkin
Son. W. R. Bruhn
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Town Topics Holiday Visits and Guests across Districts
Roy Howay visits his New Westminster home while others travel or host in Nanaimo and Vancouver. Local residents including Miss Allison Geikie and Dr. Douglas Sutherland spend holidays with families. bridge parties and social gatherings feature Mrs. Turnbull, Mrs. Bryan, and Mrs. Conway among attendees.
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Roy Howay
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Douglas Sutherland
Vancouver
Mrs. J. Sutherland
Turnbull
Bryan
Delightful Bridge
A. Logele
F. Sehl
Conway
Gee, Tarbell
A. Logue
Hicks
G. J. MacNaughton
T. Graham
E. Robinson
Eadie
A. Ross
A. Nunns
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