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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 27, 1901
Page
2
The Golden Gray notes the last 1901 issue marking the paper's first year of the century. It thanks town and district readers, praises growth, new homes, and business, mentions Lumber Co. activity and mica discovery, and predicts 1902 progress in science and communications. It wishes readers a Happy New Year and continued support.
Wellington dispatch reports over a thousand volunteers in one day for New Zealand's eighth contingent to South Africa. 133 officers volunteered for 44 places, 63 having Boer War service. Also notes reinstate of Warden Armstrong at New Westminster prison and Major Biggar's promotion in the Army Service Corps.
A Canadian ad promotes collecting snowshoe tags branded by Pay eolh and Pay Roll. It touts 48 valuable presuits for tags and links the program to a 1908 finish. The Empire Tolnedn Co Ltd based in Winnipeg is the issuer and catalog sponsor.
New York dispatch summarizes views from H. A. Gwynne and W. Bulloch on Kitchener's 1900 01 campaign. It notes Boer resistance diminished after block houses and rail protection, rising captures, and a growing British aligned burgher force aiding in Geld with pay and cattle shares.
The notice promotes Dr Agnew's Liver Pills as a pleasant liver regulator that stimulates digestion and counters over-eating. It claims improved energy and a keeps liver active effect with a 40 dose vial priced at 10 cents and a 9 cent vial containing 900 pills, sold by C W Field.
Lord Rosebery addressed a large Chesterfield crowd delivering a long speech urging Liberals to get together while criticizing the government's conduct of the war. He expressed willingness to listen to peace overtures, criticized recent misrepresentations, and offered amnesty to Boers with civil rights, ending with strong support for the policy. Secretary Gaye of President Roosevelt's cabinet has resigned as treasurer.
Advertisement touts miraculous eczema cures claiming rapid relief from itching and eruptions. It promises the skin becomes smooth as a baby's and asserts piles also vanish in four to six nights. Sold by OW. Field for 35 cents or 78 cents.
A letter to the Era recounts a near-fatal rheumatism case that improved after six bottles of Dr. Clarke's Little Red Pills. Advertisements claim cures for la grippe rheumatism asthma paralysis catarrh eczema cough backache indigestion and female complaints with a price of 50 cents per box and a $10 for non cure guarantee.
In the County Court of Kootenay holden at Golden BC between Carlin & Wyckoff Merchants Field BC plaintiffs and Napoleon Wells railway employee Field BC defendant a default summons has been issued against Wells for $51.00 for goods sold and delivered. Wells must file a dispute within 30 days from the first publication with the Registrar of this Court at Golden or judgment may be entered.
In Kootenay County Court Golden B C a default summons and plaint have been issued against Tiare Walker of Wield W A by J C Merchants to recover 1725 for goods sold and delivered. You must file your dispute within thirty days from first publication in the Golden Era.
The record shows a dispute involving Carlin Wyckoff Merchante of Pied and Judo Forin, with claims over goods sold and delivered. The document notes a pursnance and a court entry dated the day of December, 101, from the county clerk Rogiattar.
A brief item notes a father expresses happiness as his son is reclaimed after a period of absence or trouble. The report references a local man named Witt, Hy Winslow, Sr., and mentions an event around 68 Sol by Cy W. Field, with fragmented phrases indicating medical or rheumatism concerns.
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