War bill clips Britain’s costs at twenty five thousand per minute
Reports from across the province note crops improve after heavy rains and farmers face rising costs. Premier Martin to open Weyburn fair on Aug five as frost hits Alberta. A Japanese liner with two million in silks ran ashore near Vancouver Island, no lives lost and cargo may be saved. Lieut Robert Lee receives the French War Cross. Beef theft indictments total twenty one in New York. A Brandon dispersal sale nets ninety one thousand five hundred dollars for 135 cattle. Canadian editors touring the war zone are hosted by the French premier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver Island
German scheme eyed for BC timber properties
Financial circles report a German effort to buy timber lands in British Columbia with an agent en route. The Railway Commission orders a 20 percent freight rate rise across Canada, while eastern manufacturers protest. The Romanoff family reportedly safe in a Siberian monastery after the revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Germany
Romanoff
Siberia
Nicholas
Canada
Eastern
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paewer Lieve Gsorex
Parerment Poorcare
Paesipest
Wilsoy
News of the World
Britain
Governor Harding
Iowa
Regina
Weyburn
Martin
Weyburn Fair
Alberta
Robert BE. Lee
New York
J. D. McGregor
Brandon
New Haven
Henneberg Co. Smith Block
THE
Bank OF
British North America
Estevan
Ceete
Macready
Men's and Boy's Outfitters
S Holden
Board of Grain Supervisors
England
Joseph Fritz
Strassburg
the Railway Commission
Great Britain
North Country
South Country
Board of Railway Labor Commissioners
Railway Board
Molsona
Merchants
Union Bank
Winnipeg
Toronto
Montreal
Steele
City Dray & Transfer
St. Estevan