Grand Forks Newspaper Changes and Local Developments
May 5 marks retirement of The Evening Sun proprietor Turnin and G A Evans becomes sole editor. Paper shifts from daily to semi weekly with last daily issue on May 3. Columbia spur work begins. Granby contracts Porter Bros. for 100000 tons ore removal. Kettle Valley bridge at Nelson washed away. Central school building opens. H L Newett starts Grand Forks Nelson stage line. V V E tracklaying advances. steel gang inbound. John Manly in Victoria on legal business. Fritz and Putnam plan North Fork prospecting trip. River levels rise in main and North Fork. Rev Betts leaves for Vancouver. Rev Robertson ill then recovered.
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Turnin
Evening Sun
G. A. Evans
Grand Forks
Columbia
Consolidated Company Mines in the Boundary District
Archibald reports on Consolidated Company holdings in the Boundary district with progress at the Rock Candy group. Development includes a 1000 ton daily concentrator, an aerial tram, ore bins, and camp facilities. The Emma mine meets smelter requirements while lower levels reveal a large dyke limiting productive area. The Phoenix Amalgamated and Number Seven were not operated.
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Archibald
Consolidated Company
Boundary District
Rock Candy Group
Emma
Phoenix
Boundary Falls
Testing the minister s faith
A small boy asks the minister whether prayer could obtain a cow like his Jersey cow. The boy insists that prayer might work if God is prayed to hard enough, prompting a discussion on belief and divine aid.
Frayed Exchange Over Cow Beliefs Sparks Odd Autoland Banter
A clipped dialogue features a skeptic and a believer debating cow ownership, faith, and mortality while an automobile agent quips about affordable, low-maintenance transport choices. The exchange ends with Beecher walking away as a customer grouses about gas, punctures, and a lack of affordable options, and a shop assistant likens wheels to either a wheelbarrow or a baby carriage.
Tommy Was Right About Three-Foot Objects Reformulated
A dialogue features Tommy arguing that nothing has three feet and naming a yard and a three legged stool as examples. The piece shifts to Alan confronting Henry Ward Beecher, claiming to be an evolutionist and an annihilationist seeking to discuss the question.
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Teacher
Tomy
Tommy
Alan
Henry Ward Beecher
Tom
Weber's Dyeing and Cleaning Works Advertisement
Weber's Dyeing and Cleaning Works lists contact details in Grand Forks B C with telephone 200 and P O Box 125 for customer inquiries and services.
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Grand Forks, B. C
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The
Sun
Granby Company
Porter Bros
Nelson
Wash
H. L. Newett
John Manly
Victoria
Frank Fritz
W. Putnam
North Fork
J. F. Betts
Vancouver
J. R. Robertson
B.A
Knox Presbyterian Church
Wae A
Kettie Valley Railroad
Cord Bicycle Tire
AVING
Canada
Dunlop
Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods Co., Limited
Toronto
Mr. Beecher
Weber
Forks
Tiser
Advertiser
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