Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies form order and hold Pow-Wows
Walter J. Nixon helps test snowshoe and packhorse trekking for a Phoenix mine trail in British Columbia. The Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies formed after a rainy retreat in the Canadian Rockies, awarding buttons for long trail journeys and gathering 207 participants at the Yoho Valley Pow-Wow. The next event is planned near Wapta Bungalow Camp with a cross country ride and a route past Vermilion Paint Pots to Lake O Hara. Membership grows with hundreds expected at August Pow-Wow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Nixon
The
Trail Riders of the
Canadian Rockies
Phoenix Mine
British Columbia
Kootenay
Warfield Basin
Wolverine Pass
Yoho Valley
Canadian Pacific Railway
Takakkaw Falls
Tom Wilson
Wapta
Marble Canyon
Banff-Windermere
Tumbling Creek
Wolverine Plateau
High Alps
Hermit
Goodsir
Goodsir Creek
McArthur Pass
Lake O’hara
Order of the Trail Riders of the
Junction
TENDERS FOR DRAGGING TENDS FOR DRAGGING
Tenders will be received for dragging of the Provincial Highway in three sections of six miles each plus road to the Pope area and boundaries. Bids must guarantee performance. submit to Secretary-Treasurer by April 3. Lowest bid not guaranteed.
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Chumah
Miniota
Pope
Woodworth Boundary
Decker
North East
Corns
Prize Lista Ready for Distribution by Hamiets Horticultural Society
The Prize Lista of the Hamiets Horticultural Society is prepared for distribution. Mrs Wun Lief, secretary, announced the readiness and distribution plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hamiets Horticultural Society
Wun
Lief
Retary
Western Canada Corn Expansion and Trans-Continental Freight Feats
Estimates show over 50 000 acres sown to corn in Alberta in 1928 versus 1 000 in 1919, signaling rapid western Canadian corn culture growth. A record trainload of 40 Ford cars traveled 2932 miles from Indeer Ontario to the Pacific in seven days on Canadian Pacific lines. Canadian Pacific Railway reports 1923 year gross earnings of 195 837 089.61 with net 57 479 010.07. A Scottish farmer party sails June from Montreal on the Marburn. Alberta wheat yields averaged 19 9 bushels per acre over 26 years and winter wheat about 20 19 bushels. A Quebec banquet showcased a wooden tunnel motive with moving picture projector. Pacific officials note large sea immigration, with 2 441 passengers aboard Montcalm and another steamer to St John NB in late March.
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Pacific Coast
Indeer
Ont
Canadian Pacific Lines
Canadian Pacific Railway
Alberta
Departmet of Agriculture
Quebec
Montreal
Christ Church Anglican Services Schedule 1925
The church announces a full Easter week program led by Rev. T. B Butler with sermons on Pontius Pilate Passion and related services. Special Holy Communion on Easter Sunday morning and evening service details include a children's address and fifth Sunday evening communion at Oak River.
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Sam
Canadian Pacific plans Jan 11 service changes across network
The railway announces a broad timetable overhaul affecting the Vancouver Express routes and multiple Canadian cities. It aims to shorten travel times to Winnipeg Regina and Calgary while improving connections to Toronto Montreal Chicago and Edmonton. The changes follow the cancellation of the Winnipeg Montreal Toronto service.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Toronto
Regina
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Calgary
Edmonton
Vancouver
Toronto Express
Winnipeg
Palm Sunday Worship at Zion Methodist Church
Revered minister Rev R A Swyers leads Palm Sunday services at Zion Methodist Church with a 12 am Divine Worship on The Triumphal Entry and 7 pm evening service. Sunday School and Bible Classes follow, with 2 pm and 3 pm sessions focusing on self views and Hannah to the Son of David. See you at church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chumah
Honanna
David Onur
Quebec Expands Colonization Loan and Acreage Bonus
Ottawa reports propose raising colonization loan to 3 million and increasing bonus to 8 dollars per acre. Last year the government spent 30 thousand on bonuses while butter exports to Japan rose from 299 605 pounds in 1928 to 476 454 pounds in 1924.
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Quebec
Japan
Vancouver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dobbin
Mr. Nixon
Phoenix Mines
Tamiota Lodge
J H Shier
J.T. Anderson
Bios
Hoamiota
Manitoba
F. M. Coombs
Lopro
Urrtokayo
James and
Louise Stone
City Hall
Saskatchewan Cooperative Creameries Limited
Jos. Andrew
Hamiota
Hamiota Sheet Metal Works
Manitoba Hardware Co
A. G. Brown
Western
Canada
Canadian Pacific
Marburn
Canadian Pacific Department of Colonization and Deveopment
Pacific
A St. Johan
N.B
Montcalm
Christ Church
T. B Butler
Pontius Pilate
Oak River
Spur
Baron W. van Heeckeren
Rotterdam
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Commissioner of Parks
Saskatchewan
Chateau Lake Louise
Rocky Mountain
R.A Swyers
God
Grain Commission Board
Railway and Commission
New York
WJZ
Montroyal
West Indies
WJY
J. Frank Callbreath
Telegraph Creek
J. J. Sartori
Brooklyn
N.Y
A. D. Stewart
United States
Emile St. Goddard
le Pas
Man
Terian Church
Oarner Sunday School
Ti. M. Reid
Biadgate of
Philadelphia
Dominion Dental Council of Canada
Hamiota - Man
Harrison & Burgess
A. Naangen W
J. Sumeeas
Minnedosa and
M. A. Whimster
Allan Ave
Bennest & Squibb Freec
Benmest
Sauma
Bank of
de. Hudson
Hwamiota
Court Hamiota
Neo
Wa. DeLagipor
Reo-Bec
Portage Mutual Fire Insurance
G. B. Shoup
1St Street
Brandon
Hamiota Hospital
Hammiota
KF. M
Coomas
F. H. Squisso Sec
Treas
D. Wildfong
St. John’s Lodge
Mrs. Cheyne
Mortimer Place
Machray Avenue
E. ST. John's
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