City News and Notes From Boundary District
City Electrician Anderson buys an auto. Mrs. Shipley of Republic visits Mrs. Cooper. Minister of Public Works Taylor to visit Boundary district. Mrs. Nat Taylor attends Rebekahs assembly in Victoria. Greenwood riding court of revision adds 32 new voters and strikes 72. Greenwood birth death rates higher than Grand Forks in 1913. four more marriages in Grand Forks. Vienna Ont principal John Simpson named examiner at Toronto university English composition at $7.20 daily plus rail. Duties start July 8. Japanese journalist J Miya Gawa tours Boundary mines and smelters on a Canada to Toronto walk, then to New York and the Pacific coast, plans a book on his trip.
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Greenwood
Grand Forks
J. Miya Gawa
Tokyo University
Japan
Vancouver
Canada
Toronto
New York
Pacific
San Francisco
Death of Mrs McKinnon in Buckle addition home
Mrs Mary Angeline McKinnon wife of D A McKinnon died at 5 PM Sunday at her Buckle addition home from heart failure after a brief illness. Aged 36 she leaves a husband seven children and her mother plus seven brothers all local. Funeral held Tuesday at 9 30 AM from the Catholic church Rev Father Peltier officiating with large attendance. Evergreen cemetery burial after many floral offerings. City business houses closed 9 to 11 as mark of respect.
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Mary Angeline McKinnon
D. .A. McKinnon
Buckle Addition
D. A. McKinnon
Father Peltier
Evergreen Cemetery
McKinnon
Annual Meeting Concrete Co. Directors Elected in Grand Forks
The first annual meeting of Grand Forks Concrete Co. Ltd. elected directors John McKie Wim Bonthron Wilson Flemming and Frank Hicks. W J Galiquau was named president and manager with Hicks as secretary treasurer. The firm plans to take over W J Gulipewa’s concrete business and manufacture a wide range of concrete goods including fence posts.
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Grand Forks Concrete Co., Ltd
Miners’ Union Hall
John McKie
Wim. Bonthron
Wilson Flemming
Frank Hicks
Quet
W. J Galiquau
W. J. Gulipewa
Syrup of Figs Promises Quick Comfort for Constipation
An old promotional piece touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults. It claims rapid relief from constipation with gentle cleansing of the stomach and bowels, noting a small bottle contains directions for all ages and even adults.
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California
Various ads and notices from The Sun newspaper
A collection of classified style lines advertising repairs at Armson The Hub a Winchester repeat take down for sale auto driving classes at Jordan Auto Academy Spokane horse sale listings a proverb about thinking and saying high cash for old stoves and ranges and a second hand store listing in Grand Forks B C this page fragment reflects typical early 20th century classified ads and notices.
End Stomach Trouble With Pape’s Diapepsia
An old advertisement promises quick relief for sour, gassy stomachs and indigestion. It touts Pape’s Diapepsia as a five minute remedy and claims a fifty cent case cures dyspepsia, heartburn, fullness, and nausea, calling it the world’s quickest stomach doctor.
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Pape
Aurely
Fane
the Qulckest
Stearns Pile Remedy Ad Claims
An advertisement pitches Stearn's Pile Remedy promising instant relief from pile pain and a money back guarantee. It sells the product complete with a tube and states an exclusive agency held by Woodland & Quinn, asserting a high price adrenalin chloride component and other cures.
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Stearn
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News OF the
City Electrician
Anderson
Mrs. Shipley
Republic
F. E. Cooper
Thomas Taylor
Boundary District
Nat Taylor
Victoria
Assembly of
Rebekahs
John Simpson
Vienna
Ont
Toronto University
Beaver Board
Maney
Bridge Street
A. A. Frechette
United States
John Donaldson
Insurance In
Boundary~ Trust © Investment Co., Ltd
First Street
Annual Meeting Concrete Co
R. Campbell
Armson
Hub
Winchester
the Sun
Jordan
Auto Academy
W. Sprague
Spokane, Wo
P. Hansen
B.C
Woodland & Quinn
DR. Kelley
Howard Street
Spokane
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