Golder Gra Friday edition details editor and pricing
The Friday issue notes editor Ed V Chambers and publisher, with subscriptions set at 2.00 per year in advance and advertising rates available on request. Publication date January 17 1902.
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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 17, 1902
Page
2
The Friday issue notes editor Ed V Chambers and publisher, with subscriptions set at 2.00 per year in advance and advertising rates available on request. Publication date January 17 1902.
Cheering reports from Windermere mines push development toward shipping stage as three properties near dividends. Golden is hailed as ideal for a smelter on the CPR main line and legally entitled, yet the Townsite Syndicate has not built or operated one. A united public agitation is urged to compel the Syndicate or government to act, with the ERA inviting submissions. Also noting the re election of Oliver A Howland as Toronto mayor by a large majority.
A fragmented notice mentions a Canadian tobacco firm promoting snowshoe tags and an illustrated premium catalog. The text references the Rinpita Tobacco Co. Ltd of Winnipeg and various misprinted brand cues, suggesting a marketing item or trade note.
Aylmer Ontario asks permission to use the family coat of arms on municipal stationery. Lord Aylmer approves, noting the town’s growth from a wagon shop hamlet to a 2500 population with cement walks and electric lighting. The name Aylmer honors the Governor General who visited the settlement earlier. Toronto Globe.
Claimant praises Dr Agnew’s Ointment as a miracle for salt rheum and skin eruptions, urging readers to try it. The ad notes a single tube sells for 35 or 3 dollars and is available through C. W. Field.
Premier Roblin states the Manitoba prohibition act will be referred to a public vote before enforcement. Legislation for the act will be introduced at the upcoming session and the referendum will occur immediately after prorogation of the House.
Daily practice doctors endorse Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as safe and permanent relief for colds in the head ton ailments and headaches. Claims it acts in 10 minutes with impressive results. Aimed at general readers seeking quick symptomatic relief.
A man seeking a shortcut to a mountain mine in British Columbia and a companion struggled through floods and cliffs to find the railway. Hot August day, scarce provisions, bears at night, a forded river, and a cliffed trail ended with a relief party. he returned home safely.
A reader endorses Dr Clarke's Little Red Pills as a cure for rheumatism stomach trouble catarrh and more claiming six bottles restored health and return to work. Several testimonials from North American readers name eczema stomach trouble catarrh influenza and paralysis scores as benefited with promises of refunds if uncured.
Travel notices promote east and west bound routes with passenger service to St Paul and connections to Montreal Boston Toronto and Vancouver to Asia Pacific and Alaska. It mentions direct steamer service from Vancouver to China Japan Australia and Alaska with low fare tickets and pamphlets available from agents C B Wells and BE J Coyle in Golden BC.
Rural readers of Diamond Dyes pressed suppliers to provide mats and rug patterns. The Wells Richardson Co now offers mail delivery of patterns and designs, plus free pattern sheets by postal request.
The piece argues that U S and Canadian capital and workers enjoy similar privileges in Canada. It warns that American capital already dominates Canadian coal, lumber, and metal sectors and predicts continued American control, challenging Canadian nationalism and self reliance.
Capetown dispatch reports Kimberley forces led by Commandant De Desrs pursuing cattle rustlers near Mokwant. About 150 women participate as cowboys guarding stock while meticulously organized, with six men accompanying the camp.
McBrine of Jamestown suffers severe kidney disease despite best medical care. The article notes his resilience amid illness and local reaction to health challenges in the county.
In the fragment a damaged entry notes deaths and births with unclear names and dates. It mentions counts like 66 deaths and 99 births and 68 plus abbreviations, but specifics are unreadable. The item appears to be a local notice or obituary fragment.
Ottawa Finance Department releases a statement showing revenue of 98 601 024 for the six months ended December 31 with a surplus over expenditures. Net increase over the prior period comes from customs and other sources. capital account rises mainly due to public works.
The record lists multiple churches with irregular OCR text. It notes services at St Pauls Cauron of Exoland on Sundays at 11am and 7380 p.m. celebrations after Morning Prayer on the 3rd and 8th Sundays, Holy Days to be announced. Other entries reference Pentecostal and Parish services and prayer mornings on weekdays.
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