Keremeos Items Reflect Local Social and War News
Keremeos notes report visits by Carmichael and Pratt, trips to Princeton and Vernon, and a July 12 celebration. Mentions include Miss Winnie Manéry, Mr King and companions, and local fishing success. Also covers travel by 172nd battalion members, a horse accident death, a Winnipeg trip, a women’s institute meeting, and funeral notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Marehall
Seattle
Tungston
Miss Qonklin
Vernon
W. Manery
Similkameen
Glawn
Yakima
Wash
G. S. London
Olulla
Winnie Manéry
Princeton
Mr. King
Long and Woodhian
Condon
R. C. Clarke
D. McCallum
W. Ealy
Ashnola
R. H. Carmichael
Shatford
Messrs
Tnnis and
Leang
Carle_and sons
Nighthawk
Geo. Price
Copper Mountain
172Nd
L.-Cpl
J. Verity
Pres. P. Manery
F. Salvage
G Lippingwell
A. Pedy
C. Smith
Mr. Lemon
Vancouver
Keremeos
Lemon
L. W. Shatford
Turner
Yill
August Tertbasket
Riley
Town Visitors and Local Notes From Kerameos Area
Town residents and visitors including A Mattice Soper J D Russell R H Carmichael Mrs W A McLean and Mrs Wolf frequent local sites and hotels. Road engineer Addingranmus and A R Belt stay at Great Northern while D Woods finishes Nickel Plate mountain work. Public safety, school exams note Gertrude and Monica Smith. Public discussion on prohibition disrupted by travel and missed advertising with W D Bayley delivering a talk at Nickel Plate mine aftermath.
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Addingranmus
Penticton
A. R. Belt
Kirkwood
Great Northern
D. Woods
Nickel Plate Mountain
Turner
Gertrude Smith
Monica Smith
Hedley
Peck MacSwain
Lake Waash
F. Coates
Spokane
Oregon
Coates
W.D. Bayley
Winnipeg
Washington
Gazette Mu
Gazette Mu. Bayley
Ciui
Maritelin
Whitpey
Aissault
Leon
Bayley
Plato
War reports fade as fronts show mixed progress
Dispatches describe hopeful and cautionary notes about the war as Allied forces press on in the Western Front and Balkans while Austrians and others report uneven advances. Prophetic commentary and domestic concerns mingle with mentions of women contributing to the war effort and evolving military strategies.
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Basten
Prohibition Act referendum sparks worker fear over import limits
The referendum on Sept 1 tests British Columbia Prohibition Act details. Critics call Clause 7 class legislation barring unrestricted liquor import, harming workers and small retailers while favoring wealthier employers. Supporters argue act protects public welfare. church notices and local sermons appear alongside coverage.
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Wine of Justice
Gilschiss
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J.A. Brown
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Morris Daly
D. J. Innis
Jcoma
Helen Bailey
D. McCallam
McKeown
Similkameen “Women’s Institute
Arthur Coles
Wim. Bryant
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Navy
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J. D. Russell
Oroville
W. A. McLean
Montgomery
California
Mrs. Wolf
Northport, Wash
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Johny Jackson
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Nickle Phite
John Hossuck
Wo ‘Fy ‘Greeves
J. Martin
O. Lindgren
A. Rownsley
Frank Wiberg
A. Nyberg
W. ‘Lrezonn
D. Weany
J.bancock
D. A. Holland
Scott Avenue
Hmugies Street
Ty Guo
A. Riddle
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Cousix Jack
England
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Walter Clayton
Clayton & Haskins
Laan Penticton
B.C
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Grand Union Hotel
Hedley, British Columbia
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Hedley Meat Market
R. J. Edmond
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