Forest fires threaten vast timber reserves in British Columbia
The article estimates that burned and burned over lands in British Columbia could yield an annual timber increment of about 1.2 billion feet, nearly twice the current cut. It notes government and private efforts to minimize losses, with 178 401 dollars lost to fires this year, and cautions that much of the burned area already carried previous damage.
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British Columbia
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Sears Timber
New Canadian Naturalization Law Extends Residency
The text outlines a shift in Canadian naturalization rules effective with the new year, increasing the required residence period from three to five years. It also notes that naturalized citizens can now move freely within the empire without reapplying, simplifying cross-border moves. The document references broader imperial conference actions harmonizing laws across regions.
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England
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Australia
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Red Cross Society Plans March Reorganization
A fragment from the Red Cross notes describes efforts by Carade women to continue work, references a $254 cut in March funds, and corrects a prior report. It states active members may call a meeting with notice to reorganize, elect officers, and receive the charter without headquarters approval.
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Hotel Reopens Under New Management Seeks Boarders
The above hotel is now open under new management and invites boarders to join. Public patronage is encouraged as the facility resumes operation and offers lodging services.
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