Keremeos Items A Dated Local Social Roundup
Local notes from Keremeos cover visits by Mrs McCurdy in Similkameen and Jo Clarke of Vancouver with Me G B Clarke Rosemont. Mentions Miss Sewell from Sigeea, Mr Burkes travel for Larner Beaton Co., Hedley weekend, and a Saturday Stinton seven Sundays. A March 6 masquerade ball at the town hall supports patriotic causes. The Keremeos Literary Society met with a 32 attendance and a debate on the subjugation of the subnitry. Mrs Stata and G G Keeler served as judges. The Bugle notes a birthday party style event and various residents planning trips and calls for next meeting.
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Grand Grange Lodge Meeting and Prohibition Debate
A Fraser Valley report describes a Grand Grange Lodge gathering with about 150 representatives from across the province. Officers announced include Grand Master W. t Manis ford Revelstoke and Rev. W. es Wright Prince Rupert. The piece discusses reform movements, prohibition’s rise, and political entanglements in British Columbia and Washington, noting opposition, industry influence, and public sentiment shaping the ban on saloons.
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Manisford
New Westminster
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London
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Oreville Gazette
A Moral Wave Sweeps Victoria Government Buildings
A moral wave sweeps through Victoria's government buildings as reformists push for elimination of localized vice and stricter general enforcement. The piece notes debate over how to eradicate evil through legislation and enforcement, and questions enforcement on Orientals and other foreigners. The Goldya Sta. commentary urges sharper observance of sanitation gambling and morality by foreigners.
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Victoria
Justice in Manitoba Trial and Sentences Reported
In Winnipeg Manitoba an accountant from the Canadian department, Tn Winnipeg TMogh D Lyons, arrested in Stockton California, confessed to stealing $15,000 lost in speculation on the Winnipeg exchange and received a suspended sentence. John Gordon stole freight car sacks and received five years in the penitentiary.
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Noe town growth tied to belief in it and local exchange
The passage argues that a town prospers when residents support the exchange and invest in local businesses. It warns that undermining confidence leads to neglect and slower progress, stressing communal faith as the main driver of prosperity.
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Nelson Red Cross society helpers complete distribution task
One thousand and four yards of match were cut and prepared for distribution over 743 lines completed during the week by the members of the Nelson Red Cross society.
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Nelson Real Cross Society
Towns and District News From Similkameen Area
Miss Hilda Nelson left yesterday for a month long visit with friends in Idaho. A heavy week of bank debenture sales. John Gladden died in Vancouver February 27 while practicing as a surveyor in Greenwood. Terry from Camp Lodge reports rich ore prospects on the Palluak group with osmium and platinoid values. Weather, markets, and local anecdotes fill this week’s notes from Grey County and nearby districts.
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Idaho
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Vancouver
Greenwood
Palloak
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Austrian in Chicago dies by own hand amid war dread
A Chicago Austrian killed himself, convinced war between Austria and the United States was inevitable. He believed other Austrians in the United States and Canada would follow the scriptural injunction and act similarly, with no fault in their high-minded purpose, according to the Ladysmith Chronicle.
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Austria
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Canada
Ladysmith
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