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Newspaper

Cumberland Islander

Location

Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 30, 1930

Page

3

Dredging Tender Call for Blubber Bay B C

Public Works invites sealed tenders for Blubber Bay dredging closes June 11 1930 at noon daylight saving Tenders must use provided forms and include plant towing to site Dredges must be registered in Canada by December 31 1929 or constructed and registered since then Tender must include a 5 percent bid bond not less than 500 dollars Bonds of Canada or Canadian National Railway will be accepted as security Order by N Desjardins Ottawa May 14 1930

Blubber Bay B.C Post Office New Westminster Canada Minister of Public Works Dominion of Canada Canadian National Railway Company N. Desjardins

Soviet Officials in Russia by Age and Affiliation

The Soviet administration in Russia includes about 1,180,000 officials across all levels. About 75 percent are aged between 17 and 84, roughly 70 percent identify as Communists, and only 4 percent were officials under the czarist regime.

Russia

Valley Send-Off for Nellie Pearse at Mrs Piercy’s Home

The valley gathers Thursday night at Mrs M Piercy’s home to honor Mrs Nellie Pearse who departs early next month for England. Edgar Carter returns from Victoria in improved health but not yet able to work. Thomas Pearse plans to leave late this week for San Francisco California.

Edgar Carter Victoria Thomas Pearse San Francisco Calif

Royston bridge club hosts Good Luck party for departing members

Royston Ladies' bridge club held a Good Luck party at Mr. and Mrs. J Idiens home honoring Mr. and Mrs Wing who depart for Africa for three years. Six tables played with Mrs HE Idiens and Mrs J Idiens taking top female prizes while Mr. Christie and Mrs White house won top male prizes. A bridge set was presented as a keepsake. Also noted: Marine drive progress and news of Tom Simms illness and Wing departure plans to New York en route to Africa.

Ladies’ Bridge Club J. Idiens Wing HE. Idiens Christie Whitehouse Africa

Comox Residents Head Abroad and Local Football Result

Comox Mrs A B Ball and Miss Wynne Ball left Thursday for a five month England holiday. Miss Olive Kerr of Vancouver spent the weekend with her sister Miss Ruby Kerr. Miss Bud Peeney visited Courtenay guest of Mr and Mrs A H Venables. Comox public school football lost 2-1 to Cumberland public school. G Kirt and A B Ball controlled the whistles. Mr and Mrs G Golding and their small daughter hosted Mrs Giddings for the weekend. Mr and Mrs McWilliam and Mrs Duggan of Victoria visited Mrs Anderson last week.

A. B. Ball Wynne Ball England Olive Kerr Vancouver Ruby Kerr Bud” Peeney Courtenay Mrs A. H. Venables Comox Public School Lewis ‘Park Cumberland Public School G. Kirt Mrs. G. Golding Small Daughter Mrs. McWilliam Mrs Duggan Victoria

British Columbia Mineral Production Hits New 1929 High

Honourable W A McKenzie releases the 1929 Mines Minister Annual Report noting a record gross valuation of metals and minerals at 68,245,443 dollars, driven by copper and lead prices. Ore tonnage rose 11.8 percent to 6,977,681 tons. copper output exceeds 100 million pounds for the first time, with a value of 18,875,682 dollars.

W. A. McKenzie John D. Galloway

Mineral Production and Mining Outlook in BC 1928 1929

The report notes rising mining activity in British Columbia with new discoveries in the Manville group near the Taku River. It warns of low metal prices causing mine closings but expects ongoing prospection and development in 1930, highlighting Consolidated Company expansion and a nearby chemical fertilizer plant at Trail amid hydroelectric projects. It also mentions long term mining growth despite price shifts. A Madrid maternity unit received 1000 baby outfits from the Queen and daughters in 1929, while Helena Arkansas reported a new divorce record with Judge Hitchins granting 83 divorces in one day.

Alberta Manville Taku River Consolidated Company Trail

Nephritis and Kidney Health Advice From CMA

Health Question column explains Bright's disease nephritis origin and kidney function. It stresses early detection via annual health exams, preventing infections, avoiding excess, proper diet, hydration, and treating focal infections to protect kidneys from damage.

Richard Bright Bright

Unemployments in Western Mines Prompt Aid Request

In the House of Commons G Coote urged extension of reduced coal freight rates amid wide mining job losses in western Canada. He read a telegram from a Alberta district mine workers group noting hardship. Interior Minister Charles Stewart said the government is studying conditions and will act with full information soon.

Ottawa House of Commons Coote U. F.A MacLeod Canada Wesetrn Mine Workers’ Organization Alberta Charles Stewart

Winners of Nanaimo Hospital Drawing Take Cash and Goods

Nanaimo residents win prizes in the hospital drawing with first prize a 250 dollar cash award to J F Hellyer of Pine Street Nanaimo. Second prize a Chesterfield to B T Boies of Parksville R R 1. Third prize a fur coat to G McLaren of Prideaux Street Nanaimo. Fourth prize a Beatty washer to Miss E Water of 866 Selby Street Nanaimo. Fifth prize a vacuum cleaner to Charles McDonald of Campbell River. Sixth prize prize details incomplete in available text.

J. F. Hellyer Pine Street Nanaimo B. T. Boies R.R Parksville Fur Coat G. McLaren Prideaux Street Miss E. Water Selby Street Charles McDonald Campbell River

League baseball schedule for Chemainus Nanaimo and others

Sunday schedules list games between Chemainus Nanaimo Courtenay and Alberni across June July with venues in Chemainus Courtenay Nanaimo and Alberni. Anomalous line notes Bombay Presidency of India operating nearly 1700 factories as a separate historical aside.

Chemainus Nanaimo Alberni Courtenay Alber Bombay Presidency India

R-100 Arrives in Dominion to Be Broadcast Coast to Coast

The R-100 airship arrival will be broadcast across Canada by Trans-Canada Broadcasting via the Canadian Pacific Railway Telegraphs. Due Relay hour service will reach stations in Quebec Montreal Toronto London Winnipeg Regina Saskatoon Edmonton Red Deer Calgary Vancouver Fleming and Yorkton. T. DArcy Finn of the Ottawa Citizen will serve as chief announcer with airship messages during approach and mooring.

Great Britain Dominion Canada Trans-Canada Broadcasting Company Canadian Pacific Railway Company Hirte Quebec Montreal Toronto London Winnipeg Regina Saskatoon Edmonton Red

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charlie Dalton Union Bay P. P. Harrison Cumberland Hotel Eveniigs W. Bruce Gordon Dunsmuir Ave Cumberland the Gem Barber Shop Ilo-Ilo Cumberland, B.C Albert Evans Sovriex Ironetie Cumberland Electric Lighting Department of Public Works Cumberland and Union Waterworks Co., Ltd Clinton Riley Henderson David Hunden, Jr Minto Royston Tom Simms Chas. Wing New York Ritz Umberland W. Merrifield Prop British Columbia Queen of Spain Madrid Helena, Ark A. L. Hitchins Health Service Canadian Medical Association College St A. G. Freeze Evans Wentworth Geo. S. Wilson Homer Street Annie Jackson Metropolitan Heinz Ideal Duchess Queen Olives Heinz Duchess Queen Olives Matt Brown
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