Prize winners at fall fair display long list of names
The sixth annual Grand Marks fall fair is noted with a lengthy roster of prize winners. Exhibitors such as Wealthy, Winesap, Spitzenberg, Gravenstein, and Winter varieties are listed with first and second prizes among many others, alongside box and bake category results and multiple entries by RW Hughes, H W Collins, C C Heaven, and J D Habden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R W Hughes
EW Colfins
T R Powers
S Atwood
McIntosh
Atwood
Whiteside
A D Morrison
RW Hughes
Jonathan
K Wo Hughes
D1 Powers
C Heaven
Eve Laws
Wagener
LG Fowler
C C Heaven
JT Lawrence Crimes
Stayman Winesap
CAS Atewood
Spitzenberg
H W Collins
Ontario
Gravenstein
Bbvo
Lawrence
Rome
C. Heaven
Jeffries
Eac Henniger
Newtown
Baldwin
James Little
King of
W Cushing
Cox’s
Ben Davis
C Mudge
L F Laws
Alexander Chis Llesne
K W Hughes
F Miller
Golden Russet
J F Laws
Ro W Hughes
Hubbardson Nonsuch
Jas Little
Ribstone Pippino
Stark
H W Collins Baxter
J ‘I! Lawrence
JJ Pain
Bartlett and Other Pears and Fruits Catalogue Roundup
A dense list of pear varieties and other fruits with associated names such as W Collins C Heaven E E Dawn and H W Collins. Includes boxed selections Best one box pears late and early and multiple prune and plum varieties plus brokers and growers like Morrison Hesse and Ab X-dJ U Warlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pears Bartlett
H W Collins
C Heay
EE Dawn
Buerre de Anjon
Collins
Flainigh Bonutsa
C Heaven
Hughes
Clapp
BF Whiteside
Heaven
Barron
Hyslop
A D Morrison
Chas Hesse
Whitney
Martha
R V Hughes
Abwood
Dj U Warlow
Thanksgiving Services At Methodist and Knox Churches
Special Thanksgiving services will be held Sunday the 70th at Methodist with junior choir led by Arnold Carter. Morning and evening programs feature duets choruses hymns and solos. Knox Presbyterian also holds services next Sabbath with choir and Independent Company of Rifles attending the evening service.
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Uover
Arnold Carter
Gabriel
Woodward
Jesus
Phelps
Wheeler
Hyo
Knox
Rand Forks Hospital Opens as Cottage Hospital Closes
Dr Kingson opens a new Grand Forks hospital of concrete blocks praised for modern design and capacity to serve a city twice its size. The Cottage hospital closes. Local crime notes report increased glass breakage and orchard thefts, urging police protection for producers and rural residents. A fictional serial by rancher Peter A Z Pare begins with a bicycle brake tale, while Greenwood fair results rate Grand Forks poultry prizes across multiple breeds and categories. The Boundary markets and Rifle Association seek the annual Thanksgiving shoot with Morrison heading to Toronto for tailoring work.
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Kingson
Grand Forke Hospital
New Hopital
Grand Forks
British Columbia
Greenwood items and regional notices wind through locals
Local notes report a varied mix from the Greenwood fair entertainment to mine production at the Emma property expected to ship ore daily to the Greenwood smelter. News covers rail service changes, new rifle recruits, an absent conductor, and a retirement plans for prominent figures. Obituaries note J C MacDonald's death at Rescue California, with career ties to Granby smelter and Grand Forks works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. MacDonald
Rescue
Cal
MacDonald
Granby
Grand Forks
Million for Improvements Planned by British Columbia Copper Company
Oscar Lashmund reports rapid development of British Columbia Copper holdings in Greenwood. Plans include a 2000 ton daily concentrator at Copper Mountain costing about 500000, a power plant near Princeton or Coalmont costing 390000, and a nine mile aerial tram to Princeton if the railway line is not extended. Ore above 8 million tons proven at Copper Mountain with 1.75 percent copper, plus 2 million tons in reserve. Operations include diamond drilling, surface trenches, and shipments from Oroville and Republic.
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British Columbia Copper Company
British Columbia
Oscar Lashmund
Greenwood
Portland
California
Lachmund
Copper Mountain
Princeton
Coalmont
Kettle Valley Railway
Railway ‘Company
Mother Lode
Lone Star
Oroville
Republic
Greenwood subscribes for machine guns for local battalion
The Greenwoold community raised funds for machine guns and offered them to the 4th battalion. Ottawa wire confirms funds accepted and guns to be delivered via militia department in January. A cheque would expedite processing as per official reply. Extra note mentions Quindigie payments to BC Copper.
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E &.L. Dewdney
Ottawa
Greenwoold
S4th
Greenwood
Mr. Dewdney
Militia Department
Sam Andes
Customs Receipts Report September 1914
I L Gilpin customs officer reports at this port the detailed receipt of duties for September 1914. The record lists port offices and amounts, noting entries such as Cheat Parks 049 89 and Phoenix.
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I. LI Gilpin
Phoenix
Also Mentioned on This Page
H Wo Gulling
AV Hughes
King David
C AS Atwood
C Clewven
GC Meaven
TR Powers
Wealthy
K W Collins
Laws
Dominian
Wagoner
Grimes Golden
Northern Spy
Balwin
Bone Beauty
Spitwenberg
H i Laws
HW Collins
Snow
K i Laws
LW Collins
Jonathin
Onsturio
Ballwin
Rome Beauty
A D Murrison
Eo Taws
J W Collins
Crawford
LG Fowler Eberta
G A Evans
H W Averill
Campbell
Rand Forks Hospital
Boundary Feed & Supply Company
Peter A. Z. Pare
Grand Forks Poultrymen
Utility Peo
Liddicoat
A. McCallum
J. A. McCallum
P. Bowen
W. Liddicuet
W. Liddigout
Reda
Bowen
S.C. White
W. Lidviert
W. Liddicont
J. Lawsrence
W. Giddicont
J. T. Lawrence
Orpington
W. Liddigoat
Tha Kettie Vidley Rifle Association
Memlay
Morrison
Tinlay
Toronto
Flo
A. JD. Morrisan
Mre
Independent Company of Rifles
Greenwood Fair
Emma
Greenwood Smelter
P. Dixon
Sam Wickwire
Government Building
Tom Peck
P. RK
Mesker
Company of
Rifle Ubis
E. F Laws
Grand Parks Agricultural Association
Yale
W. J. Meagher
Granby Company
Me. Meager
Mr. Meagher
James Blake
Win Meade
Canadian Pacific Railway
Okanagan
Price
Ty A. Wilkinson
Christina Lake
Mr. Bonthron
Faily
Ontane
Quindigie
Colubia Copper Company