Town and District News Highlights
Town and district items note Mr T H Rotherham’s coast trip, J R Shaw buying Kerences Station store, Dearderil building on Scott Ave, and Harry Rose injuring his shoulder in a Sunday baseball game. A Sunday eclipse was obscured by clouds at Hedley. Grand Union Hotel partners Helving and Winkler dissolve, with Winkler assuming business. Boundary Creek Times sold to Noyes and McDonald. Robt Herring leaves Grand Union after selling stake to Winkler. Local fishing reports show Twenty-mile Creek up, with a 15 inch trout caught by Frank Logsdon. Mr Rankin heads to Montana to establish hospitals along a railway corridor for Dutton & Russell. Angus Stewart sustains finger injury at Duly Reduction Company plant. Dr Whillans treats him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Herring
A. Winkler
Grand Union Hotel
Mr. Winkler
Northwest
Twenty-mile
Frank Logsdon
Angus Stewart
Duly Reduction Company
Hatmay
Whillans
Town Hosts Daly Team In Opening Baseball Match
The first baseball game of the season saw Daly mill men face the town team on a Sunday afternoon. Daly reinforced by four Nickel Plate mine stars led early, but the town held a narrow edge at 9 to 8 after six innings when rain halted play. Paul Brodhagen officiated as umpire in a friendly contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Mill
Daly
Paul Brodhagen
Vey
Weather Outlook Warns of Severe Eastern Provinces Disturbance
The bulletin forecasts warm weather with good crop potential in many areas but increasing storm intensity after June 20, reaching very severe levels in eastern provinces and northeastern states by June 29. cooler conditions expected from Manitoba eastward after June 25, with a continental disturbance around July 1. Crop prices are urged to rise, yet speculators may push prices contrary to weather trends, advising farmers to sell at home where prices are fair and avoid shipping grain or livestock to large markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
States
British Columbia
Manitoba
Canada mineral display sparks calls for exhibit rework at fair
Canadian Geological Survey official R L Broadbent directs the display with long service, earning praise for technical skill while Northwest miners press the Washington exposition to re arrange the mining exhibits. Critics cite mislabelled ores and elevated displays that hinder viewing, urging immediate action before the great mineral exposition loses credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Geological Survey
R.L. Broadbent
Canada
California
Alaska
United States
Washington State Mining Association
B. W. Kavanagh
Association
George McQuinn
Northwest
Foster's Weather Report Disturbance forecasts across the nation
Washington June 19 Forecast notes a cross continental disturbance bringing severe Pacific slope weather followed by cool to warm transitions across the Great Central Valleys and eastern states. Next disturbances shift Pacific coast by late June with evolving cool and warm waves affecting crop conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Pacific
Pacific Eost
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Rear Central Valleys
Mineral Displays Highlight Canadian Exhibits at Fair
Exhibits showcase silver end ores from Slockn and Ainsworth, Rossland and Bounty dry sulfides, Sudbury nickeliferous ores, Temagami silver ores, and Nova Scotia gold quarts. Nickel Plate display, Alaska ores, and geological charts accompany rock samples, dust-free cases, and mill construction plans. Canada’s pulpwood and stone, plus CPR and Grand Trunk publicity efforts, draw strong visitor interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadbent
Douglass
Similkameen Placers
Similkameen
Camp Hedley
M. K. Rodgers
Great Northern
Hedley
Slockn
Ainsworth
Rossland
Bounty
Sudbury
Temigami County
Nova Scotia
Exele
M.K. Rodgers
Americ Mines
Nickil Place
Hidden Creek
British Columbia
Alaska
Messrs' Broadbent
Douglas
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canad
United States
Grand Trunk
G.T. P
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Town and District
T. H. Rotherham
J. R. Shaw
The
Commercial Co
Kerences Station
Dearderil
Scott Ave
Harry Rose
J. Tharbuas-Conn
Messrs. Helving and Winkler
Winkler
Boundary Creek Times
Greenwood
Duncan Ross
Messrs Noyes
Mc Donald
Rankin
Montana
Messrs Dutton & Russell
Spokane
Great, Northern Railway
Mil
Hamilton
Cor
Holbrook
Patterson
Knowles
Fi Revely Mitchell
Pield
the Town
Foster
Maxbowm
Colmerlonding
Wieiee Owlary
Princeton
Shatfords Ltd
B.C
Zealand
John Jackson
Bay
B. Lyons
Victoria
H. B. Mausette
H. B. Mausette Keremeos Station
Great Northern Hotel
John Lind
Gazeité
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