Patterson Swyers Noble Gordon Houck Fraser Arnold Hood
A crowd of names appears in a fragmented note listing individuals such as Patterson Swyers Noble Gordon Houck Fraser Arnold Hood and Squibb Sutherland M Naught. The text resembles a memorial or roster fragment with possible ties to a group or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay Patterson Noble & Patterson Een
Bowman McNaught
Bowman
McLellan
Bowman Gordon
McLellan Sutherland
Spalding
Spalding Burgess
Arnold Spalding
Sutherland Geen
Geen Patterson
Geen — Freee
Spaidin
Squibb
Squibb Sutherland
Naught Sutherland Fraser Fraser Fraser Squibb Hood
Montreal to Quebec shipments and Canadian rail plans noted
The report notes a large fox shipment through Montreal valued at 17 000 dollars destined for Minneapolis and Canada West, and outlines plans for the Eastern International Dog Sled Derby in Quebec in 1925. It also mentions the Crystal Gardens project on Victoria's Pacific Railway land and a surge in Alberta sheep imports to bolster Canada's flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Iue
Dominion Express Company
Minneapolis
Canad West
Quebec
Bar Bridges
le Pas
Manitoba
Knox Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Schedule
Knox Presbyterian Church lists 7 pm evening service with organ music and choir, 10:10 Sunday School and Bible Class, and a 3 pm preaching service on Sunday. The entry notes an orchestra music segment during the day.
Christ Church Anglican Notice and Local Trade Highlights
The parish calendar lists services at Oak River on Sunday February 15 1925 with morning and evening prayers and Sunday school. Canada negotiates a trade deal with Germany and exports nearly double in 1924. poultry shipments to New York earned 25 cents per pound. A new book on Canadian Pacific history is noted and Empress of France sails from New York on a 130 day world cruise with F C Wanklyn on board retired from Canadian Pacific Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Germany
J. H. E. Secretan
C.E
Thorburn and Abbott
Ottawa
Canadian Pacific Railway
New York
Canadian Pacific Steamship
F. C. Wanklyn
Canadian Mineral Output Falls From 1923 Peak
Canada’s 1924 mineral production is estimated at 203.2 million dollars, down from 214.1 million the year before, with metals leading at 96.0 million, fuels and non metals at 73.8 million, and structural materials at 33.3 million. Port of Montreal sets a 1924 grain-handling record of 165 million bushels, beating rivals by wide margins. The coastal liner Princess Kathleen sails from Glasgow on a 10 000 mile Pacific run to boost CPR’s fleet. Calgary plans a large anniversary pageant and a stampede, and the All Blacks rugby tour itinerary across Canada is announced with stops from St John to Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Department of Mines
Montreal
Princess Kathleen
Lady Mount Stephen
Lord Mount Stephen
Canadian Pacific Railway
Glasgow
Panama Canal
Canadian Pacific
Seaboard
British Columbia
All Blacks
New Zealand
St. John
N.B
Montlaurier
Dominion
Toronto
Niagara Falls
Bulenews
Banff
Vancouver
San Francisco
Calgary
Palliser Hotel
Victoria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamiota Bonspiel
Citizens’ Cup
Chambers’ Cup
Patterson Swyers
Noble Gordon
Houck Fraser Arnold Hood
Aed Surgeos
Hamiota
MAN
Court Hamiota
Eloemed
Sariiscors
H. M. Reid
Phladelphia, Terenio and
Dominion Dental Councel
C. Semmes
Bank of
John Murray
Margaret Ann Murray
Rennest & Squire
G. McIntyre
United State
Mr. Bs
Trois Rivieres
Que
Catadia
Pacific Railway
Dig R and Macdonald
Grant Hall
W. B. Leeds, Jr
Nils Florman
Albert Hopkins
Paul Smith
Mortimer Davis, Jr
Kipawa
T Party
Evangeline
Nova Scotia
F. G. J. Comeau
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Caldwell
Laurentide Air Service
Rouyn
B.C
Crystal Gardens
Alberta
France
Louis XVI
Spain
Knox Presbyterian Church
Stal
Oarner
Lot Pea
Christ Church
T. B Butler
Oak River
New York City
Dominion Poultry Service
Calgary Exhibition Board
Old North-West Mounted Police
M. A. Whimster
Allan Ave
Portage Mutual Fire Insurance
G. B Shoup
1St Street
Brandon
Hamiota Hospital
Coomes
Squipp Seo. Treas
D. Wildfong
West
Eaton Catalecue
EATOA
T. Eaton
Winnipeg
CAMA
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