Apology Statement From Four Men Over Garden Destruction
The undersigned apologize for entering gardens and destroying fruit and vegetables. They pledge to respect property rights and strive to be law abiding citizens. Signed by Reginald F. Bate, Howard W. Carey, James Wilcock and Francis Potter. Witness: J. Bunbury, Chief of Police Cumberland B C. July 16, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald F. Bate
Howard W. Carey
James Wilcock
Francis Potter
J. Bunbury
Police
Cumberland
B. C
Fleming Discusses Proposed Steel Mills and Union Bay Site
H S Fleming outlines plans for a Cumberland steel plant with backing from local leaders. Speakers praise Mr Thomas Graham for uniting factions. Fleming notes Union Bay as an ideal shipping site near limestone and ore.Residents foresee growth for Courtenay Cumberland and Union Bay communities.
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Sutherland
Thomas Graham
Graham
Cumberland
Tarbell
Harrison
Willard
McDonald
Fleming
Union Bay
Hicks-Beach
Courtenay
Rickson
Ben Hughes
Comox Argus
Comox
Royston Arrivals Bring Local Visitors to Beaches
A list of new residents and visitors at Royston Beaches includes Mr and Mrs R Grieves Mr and Mrs Mumford Mr and Mrs F Dalby and family Mr and Mrs Stanford Mr and Mrs McKinnon and family Mr and Mrs Sutherland and family Mr J C Brown and family Miss McDonald and many others visiting from Nanaimo Victoria Courtenay and surrounding areas Dr and Mrs Christie Rev Jas Hood and family plus several couples including Mr and Mrs Tarbell and family Mr and Mrs Hicks and family among the names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royston Beaches
R. Grieves
Mumford
F. Dalby
Stanford
McKinnon
Sutherland
J. C. Brown
J. W. Cooke
Tarbell
MacNaughton
Jas. Hood
Hicks
John Cameron
Leversedge
Royston Community News Highlights Election And Arts
The Royston election results show Mayor Mondall unanimously chosen for another year while Macdonald and Roy decline council seats. A council meeting featured a capable female chair and Miss Macdonald as treasurer. An impromptu concert praised by Mrs Muir, with community spirit stressed for nearby towns. The Shamrock won the first race and girls on the beach reduced midnight wanderings.
Bread Kneads With Gloves In Town Peculiar Habit
A North Dakota paper reports a local woman kneads bread with gloves on and notes editor seeks subscribers to pay dues. The piece jokes about bread with clothing and winter hardships in North Dakota.
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North Dakota
Garden of Eden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moir
McKenzie
Kelly’s Cafe
C.C. M
C.C.M
P. O. Box
T. E. Bate
A. McKinnon
the Furniture Store
Cumberland, B.C
H. S. Fleming
Royston
Hildebrand
Edith Bickle
Janet Graham
Ronald
Laura Robertson
Christie
Gartley Point
H. Bryan
Mrondall
Macdonald
Roy
Miss Macdonald
First National Bank
Miss Hagan
Ireland
Bruce
Jimmy Green
Mrs. Haines
Freestone
Mumford and Walton
Grocers, Cumberland
Loganee
Frost’s Pharmacy
Rexall
R. W. Breadner
Dominion of Canada
Cumberland and Union Water Works Company, Limited
Cumberland Electric Lighting Co., Ltd
P.O
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