Hunting grounds in British Columbia attract long lines of hunters
The article highlights BC regions from East Kootenay to Cassiar offering moose, deer, caribou, bears, goats and sheep within reach of railways. It notes Wamloops and Ashcroft as gateways, canoe routes near Fort Fraser, and counts by outfitter Frank Callath at Telegraph Creek in 1921: 11 moose, 22 caribou, 21 sheep, 20 bears.
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Columbia
East Kootenay
Invermere
Rockies
Wamloops
Fort Fraser
Svor
Caribou
Ashcroft
Cassiar
Frank Callath
Telegraph Creek
Sadie Quinn Heads to Brandon College Music Course
Crandall notes Miss Sadie Quinn left Tuesday morning to attend Brandon College for a special music course. Visitors included Miss Jackson from Oakner and Miss Moir from Arrow River visiting Mrs. T. Borland. Rally services at the church drew a large crowd. Rev. AB Osterhout of Vancouver renewing town ties after moving away fourteen years ago. The Boys and Girls Club Fair is planned for Monday October 2 with dinner and church supper. Mr. A Dickey and Mr T Borland returned from Ontario. Rev. Mr Brady and the Rudds drove to Rapid City on Tuesday.
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Sadie Quinn
Brandon College
Jackson
Oakner
Whitney
Moir
Arrow River
T. Borlands
AB. Osterhout
Vancouver
Osterhout
Crandall
Woman's Institute
A. Dickey
T. Borland
Ontario
Miss Cann Heads to Boston After Visit
Miss Lois Cann leaves her sister Mrs. A. Dickey’s residence and departs for Boston Thursday morning after a stay in town.
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Lois Cann
Mrs. A. Dickey
Boston
Boys' and Girls' Club Fairs in District Schedule
The annual Boys' and Girls' Club Fairs will be held next week with events planned in Crandall Decker Hamiota and Cardale from October 2 to October 5. The fair aims to attract hundreds of district youth and seniors and hopes for good weather and strong attendance.
Dominion bonds offer secure reinvestment at standard rate
Investors with moderate means can exchange five and a half percent Dominion of Canada bonds maturing December 1 1922 for new bonds of five or ten years through chartered banks. Rod and Gun in Canada features quality articles on logging, hunting and shooting with editor M A Bates and regular departments. The Woodstock Ontario monthly is published by W J Taylor Limited.
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Dominion of Canada
Dominion
Rod and Gun
Canada
Harry M Moore
M. A. Bates
E. T. Martin
E. T. D. Francis
D.R.A
O. R.A
Rod and Gun In
Woodstock
Ontario
W. J. Taylor, Limited
Crandall Church Thanksgiving Supper Presided in Basement
The Crandall Community Church hosts its annual Thanksgiving supper in the church basement on Monday November 6 at six o clock pm. A program features music and addresses as the community is invited to attend and enjoy the evening.
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Crandall Community Church
Harvest Festival Services Set at Oak River and Hamiota
Anglican Christ Church notes the Harvest festival services on Sunday October 8 at Oak River and Hamiota. Offerings support missions with over two hundred dollars allocated to mission funds. Rev S J Wickens presides in Trinity Sunday schedule with sessions at 10.30 am 11.15 am and 7 pm.
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S.J. Wickens
Trinity
W. T. Bushe
Oak River
Hamiota
Zion Methodist Church Services and Rally Day Note
Rev KR A Swyers leads divine worship at Zion Methodist Church with sermons on The Spirit of Christ and Toward Sodom Toward Jerusalem. Sunday School and Bible Class at 12 10, 2 00 and 3 00 p m with an attendance rally expected equal to Rally Day.
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Christ
Jerusalem
Lot
Daniel
Crumah
Knox Presbyterian Church Services and Sermons
Knox Presbyterian Church announces Sunday services led by Rev Geo Lockhart with music by the choir. Sermons include The Expulsive Power of a New Affection and The Greatest Sin in the World by Rev Mr Hemphill of McConnell. Sunday School at 12 10 with orchestra. Evening service at 7 with Hemphill. All invited.
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Hemphill
McConnell
John the Baptist
Luke Istchap
Oarner
Mr. Hemphill
Woman's Institute Sets Meetings and Hospital Drive
The Woman's Institute schedules a regular meeting October 2 at 3 p.m. in Methodist Church parlors. It will cater at the Fair October 1 to support Boys and Girls Club work and start a sewing class October 00 for members to improve skills. Roll call on dates including October 20 requests a flour bag or cotton batting for hospital bed coverings.
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Woman’s Institute
Railway News Tracks Bias in Vancouver Hiring Practices
The CPR diverted 66 men to Revelstoke division for track work as white labor is preferred over Orientals under a racial employment bureau pact discussed by J H McVery and F W Peters. The Canadian Manufacturers Convention of 1922 closed after a week of debates at the Algonquin Hotel with record participation and social mingling among delegates.
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Vancouver
P. R
Revelstoke
erate racial _ employment bureau
Thisstan
J. H. McVery
Arenu
F. W. Peters
C. P. R. Western
St. Andrews-by-the-Sea
Gnxinus
Algonquin Hotel
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British Columbia
Selkirks
Chase
Los
Veventy
Ana
Casster
Brady
W. J. Rudd
John Rudd
Rapid City
del McDermid
Israel Zangwill
NcConnell Trail
Dace
Anglican Christ Church
KR. A. Swyers
Knox Presbyterian Church
Geo Lockhart
Railway News
M. A. Whimster
Man
Orr
Allan Ave
Court Hamiota
C.O.F
Ening
Oaemiota Np Geet
F. A. Syguiss Or
Hesener Meemay
The
Hamiota Sheet Metal Works
Manitoba Hardware Co
A. G. Brown
Hamiota Meat Market
J. P. Moore
Hamiota Machine Shop
Chevrolet
Presto-Lite and
Willard Batteries
FORD
Alligat
Aste
WM. Vickery
Imperial Lumber Yards
Vta
A. Kerr
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