Power Lines Reach Keremeos to Allenby Conductor Hub
South Kootenay Power prepares three high tension copper wires to carry juice toward the Allenby concentrator with a three mile span to Princeton on the horizon. About forty five workers quartered at Keremeos Centre hotel string the lines as residents anticipate stepping down stations at Fairview and Allenby to extend daylight power through Similkameen for mining, lighting and pumping.
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South
Keremeos
Fairview
Cawston
Pentictod
Soldiers
Keremeog
Hedley
Allenby
Princeton
Allen By
Copper Mountain
Priceton
Princeton Coal & Land Company
Boot Legging Outrage Reported Near Durham
Durham, B C July 19. John King, a farmer near the city, found two cows in a stupor in their pasture. A veterinarian concluded both animals were beastly drunk after examination. A search revealed a moonshine still in a secluded corner of the pasture. The cows had eaten mash from illicit whiskey makers.
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Durham
B.C
John King
Beekeeping notes on Vernon ahead of Kelowna honey crop
A report notes Vernon districts are currently ahead of Kelowna in honey production due to drier conditions at Kelowna. Rain could boost Kelowna's yield, while Vernon remains ahead.
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Vernon
Kelowna
Canadian Mounted Patrols Patrol Near Oroville and Osoyoos
Canadian mounted police begin patrols along the American border near Oroville with additional units at Osoyoos. The steel gang dismantling the Phoenix Great Northern branch has advanced to Judge Clement's house in the West end.
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Oroville
Osoyoos
Phoenix Branch
The
Great Northern
Judge Clement
West End
Lynch Creek Branch Could Earn Up To 864000 Monthly
The Lynch Creek branch of the Kettle Valley line is said to earn from 13500 to 814000 dollars per month. The amount would probably be trebled if the line were extended to Franklin camp.
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Lynch Creek
Kettle Valley
Franklin Camp
Irrigating Root Crops During Dry Weather
Experimental Farms Note advises frequent light irrigations with shallow cultivations to keep root crops growing in heat. Early seeding and uniform moisture promote strong root systems. avoid deep disturbances after establishment. Fall ploughing of clover sod and incorporation of manure improve seed bed quality for germination.
Early Phonetic Spelling Illuminates Berlin History 1931
A historian highlights phonetic spelling used in Berlin Connecticut in 1931. The piece samples a tunu spelling example and discusses how local speech influenced written records. The analysis emphasizes how such spellings reveal pronunciation and cultural context of the era.
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Berlin
Conn
Fragmented Recipe Text From Berlin Watermarked Script
A nearly unreadable paste describes steps for curing cigars and preparing a remedy with galen y o strong liro and wax, mixing, heating, and storing. It references boiling, stirring, and testing for readiness, with instructions about washing, drying, and killing roots as part of the process. The passage reflects archaic phonetic spelling and oblique phrasing from a historic manuscript.
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Moses Gilbert
Berlin Ag
Aneay
Ulmost
News of the City and Local Marriages in Kamloops
News of the City reports George C. Egg and Mona Mude wed at St. Pauls Kamloops on the 13th, returning to the city after touring the Okanagan. They plan to live in Grand Forks, while FP Painton and family head back to the coast from Grand Forks after two years in Southern California. Fred Knight returns from Pathfinder mine with ore samples for assay.
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George C. Egg
Mona Mude
St. Paul's Church
Kamloops
Lnst
Okanagan
Egg
Hbride
Grand Forks
FP. J. Painton
California
Fred Knight
Pathfinder
Spokane
Weather Readings From Laws Ranch Weeklong Temperatures
Government thermometer records show daily minimum and maximum temperatures at Laws ranch over the past week. The text also notes a political remark about Irish desires and perceptions, highlighting social commentary alongside weather data.
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Laws’ Ranch
Progress Report on Iwrita Pathfinder Tunnel Work
Compressor EA Savage, contracted to drive a 700 foot tunnel on the Iwrita Pathfinder property, has reached about 150 feet. He expects to put the compressor into operation in a few days after a brief leave.
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EA Savage
Iwrita- Pathfinder
Father of Saint Gaudens Attends Night Statue Event
William W. Ellsworth recalls a post unveiling night when Saint Gaudens and his father, a Fourth Avenue cobbler named Cordonnier pour dames, encounter the elderly man standing by the Farragut statue. The father’s quiet presence and question about praise reveal a portrait of guarded pride in a golden age of authors.
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William W. Ellsworth
Saint Gauden
Farragut
Saint Gaudens
Mr. Ellsworth
Saint Gaudeng
Fourth Avenue
Cordonnier Pour Dames
Can Cancer Be Cured by New Serum Discovery
The Vancouver Sun reports that Dr. Thomas G. Glover of Toronto claims a new serum cures cancer. Diagnosis is vouched for by Dr. Julian London of St. Michael's hospital and patients confirm improvements. Lack of university endorsement cited due to independent lab work in New York.
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Thomas G. Glover
Toronto
Vancouver Sun
Julian London
St. Michael's Hospital
Glover
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Similka
Meen District
Will H. Gray
News of the City
North Fork
George Clark
Christina Inke
Bock Candy Mill
Anesee
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