Wells praised for swift service and Windermere bridge grant
The article salutes Wells M P P for his brief House tenure and success in securing the Windermere bridge grant. It urges faster Columbia River bridge work at Salmon Beds, favors residents over auctions for town lots, and notes Revelstoke’s incorporation and March 22 municipal election. It also commends Weiss M P P for his early district advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wells
M.P.P
Windermere
Grood
North East Kootenay
Wells
Victoria
M.P P
The New Loan Statement by Mr Wells
W.C Wells MPP presents a detailed loan basis totaling 2 800 000 to cover deficits and public works. He argues Turner mismanagement caused the need while Cotton seeks to trim expenses and avoid increased borrowing, urging financing largely abroad to minimize charges. Wells returns from duties to tour constituencies and press for Windermere interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Wells
M.P.P
Oustone
Esse
Wells
Turner
Cotton
Mr. Wells
London
W.C. Wells
A New Gold Field Near Tete Jaune Cache
The article argues for developing the northern country around Tete Jaune Cache as a key trade route to Golden. Prospectors under Price Evans Holliday Fulton and partners report shafts sunk toward bedrock on Swift Current and other streams. Evans returns via snowshoe trek to Denver Donald and Golden, bringing notes on ten claims, while new laws block recording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden
Edmonton
Kamloops
Donald
Cache
Columbia
Canoe
Evans
Price
Swift Current
Fraser
Tete Jaune
Messry
Holliday
Frank Fulton
Frank Patton
Tete Jauno Cacho
Denver
Griffith
Harker
Cariboo
Allans
Tetedutine
Cancoiver
Kinbasket Lake
Jim
Hastty
Bed-Rock
Evins
Fulton
Owens
Clanny
Gollen
J. A. Witts
J. G. Allock
J.noble
Robbed the Grave by Electric Bitters
Philadelphia man John Oliver recounts a near death experience with jaundiced appearance back pain and loss of appetite. After three physicians gave up a friend urged Electric Bitters and three weeks of use restored his health and saved his life. Card advertises 60 cents per bottle with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver
Philadelphia
That Throbbing Headache Headlines New Life Pills
An advertisement proclaims Dr King’s New Life Pills relieve sick and nervous headaches by building up blood and nerves. The pills are easy to take, cost 26 cents, and are sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if not cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Dr. King's New Discovery Cures Philadelphia Woman
Annie E. Springer of 1125 Howard St Philadelphia reports a complete cure for a long standing hacking cough using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. She praises its relief of chest pain and improved sleep and urges others to try the remedy. It is sold at drug stores for 50 cents and one dollar with a guaranteed bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Springer
Howard St
Philadelphia
Dr. King
Great Changes in Donald Town Report
A Donald visit notes removal of the C P R boarding house and ice house, closures of refreshment rooms, and staff moves. School enrollment drops, headmaster to leave, assistant Miss Millard to run it. Residents Urquhart, Woodhouse, Patmore plan movements. Donald gaol has one prisoner, no new gaoler, location to Golden. Station agent remains, two telegraph operators moved, Mr. McMillan bears heavy duties. Gas plant moved to Cranbrook. W Caldwell stays. CPR claims agent D Arcy visits, seeks compensation stance. company may offer voluntary sums. Residents hope for fair treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
C.P.R
Misses Cleary
Indies
Revelstoke
Hull Bros
Barron
Millard
Messrs
Urquhart
Woodhouse
Patmore
West Kootenay
Boundary Country
Donald Gaol
Stirrett
Redgrave
Golden
McMillan
Rogers Pass
T. Forrest
Cranbrook
W. Caldwell
Nelles House
D'Arcy
Winnipeg
Whyte
Opening Up the Country Toll Roads Act Debate
Discussion on the Development Toll Roads Act aims to extend highway funding beyond Atlin district by tolls or mine-output assessments. Mr. Wells urges a broader, general road scheme to avoid piecemeal appropriations and meet mine district needs. The Victoria Times lauds Wells's first speech as a valuable contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlin
Wells
The
Victoria Times
Canadian Doctor Rallies After Kidney Cure in South America
A prominent Western Canadian case describes a physician diagnosed with incurable diabetes who quit practice as complications mounted. After trying a South American kidney cure as a last resort, his condition improved markedly and he has remained well for over a year, with the treatment sold by C. A. Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Warren
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H. G. Parson
General Merchant
R. Co. Tom
Columbia House
C. A. Warren's
Kootenay House
Allock & Barry
Columbia River Lumber3 Co., Ltd
M. Carlin
Golden, B.C
W. A. Murray & Co. Ltd
Toronto
Dominion of Canada
Cataogue
W. A. Murray & Co
Ontario
Viel
U.P.A
O.P.R
Bostock
Field
Winnipeg Free Press
C.P.A
Dominion
Standard Oil Company
W. C. Weiss
Salmon Bels
U.P P
Revelstoke Herald
Golden and District
Big Bend
Canoe River
North Kootenay
Beaver
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