The Week's Golf Handicap Competition Opens
The article describes Saturday foursomes forming late and irregularly with one full set and others in groups of three. It notes revised club handicaps, near final balance, and an ongoing handicap contest with 16 members entering, expected to take a week to finish. It also mentions an invitation from Oak Bay club in Victoria to enter the Bostock Cup open to BC clubs.
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Big Iron Ore Find at Alexis Creek Dykes below Ashnola
A major hematite discovery reports five large dykes located along Alexis Creek near Old Tom Creek below Ashnola Station. Promoters say the find promises substantial ore for nearby mills and shipping points.
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Iron Discovery Near Old Tom Creek Sparks Valley Mining Hope
Iron expert Smoot visits Waterside group near Alexis Creek to inspect eleven claims with dykes up to 220 feet wide. Samples show high iron content around 45 percent reported for a historic find, with two New York experts expected for thorough tests.
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Bids Received for Canadian Northern Hope to Kamloops Line
Numerous tenders for the Hope to Kamloops segment of the Canadian Northern construction project arrived by mail on Saturday with more expected. T G Holt, executive agent, declined comment until all bids are in, and the company will tabulate and forward figures and bids to head office. Sir Donald Mann plans a coast visit soon while Sir William Mackenzie is in England.
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Canada Faces Election Over Reciprocity The Imperial Conference
The article describes a Canadian scramble over reciprocity with the United States and the government's need for a popular mandate. It notes Sir Wilfrid Laurier's wavering stance, Mr. Borden’s three suggested courses, and Prime Minister Laurier's retreat from power toward England as pressures mount.
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England
Borden
France Joins In Washington Pact On Global Deterrence
The article outlines a proposed treaty framework in Washington involving major powers. It notes reactions from Britain and other nations and references mediation by U S officials. The text mentions negotiations over international guarantees and defense commitments amid rising global tensions.
May Rod and Gun tale on Hudson Bay voyage in Rod and Gun in Canada
The May issue features a lively account by ML Malone of a land and water route from Lake Stipbrer to Hudson Bay via the Albany River and the north shore. The piece highlights travel tips, wilderness scenes, and notes on the voyage as a holiday vantage point.
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Hudstin's Bay
Albany
Rod and Gun
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Pro-ReciProcital Trade Map Outlines North South Peel
A Canadian National League pane details prospective reciprocity benefits, arguing north south trade would rise and replace other exchanges. It envisions British Columbia trading with western U S states, Alberta with Montana and Dakotas, Manitoba with North Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin, Ontario with Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania New York, and Quebec with New York and New England. It questions why risks should be taken.
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British Columbia
Washington
Oregon
California
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Coke Supply Extends Greenwood Smelter Run Through August
With 8,000 tons in transit and current on hand, Greenwood Smelter can operate all furnaces until August. B C Copper Co. may source eastern coke if needed to avoid shutdowns, despite freight costs exceeding 2000 daily. Trail smelter expects 7,000 tons from the cat. at 180 tons daily, this will last about 40 days.
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B. C. Copper Co
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Simple gardening tips for crops and yields
Plant forty potatoes, one bean and twenty peas per set in early spring. You will get a good crop of peas and beans and potatoes free from disease with an average of about thirty tubers.
Canada Government Annuities Act Encourages Thrift for Workers
The act aims to help wage earners with limited incomes secure safe future provisions. By paying weekly amounts, individuals can buy government annuities that pay from age 60 and continue for life. If beneficiaries die before 60, the amount plus interest returns to heirs. The plan offers long term financial security despite modest earnings, benefiting families as early as childhood.
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Unclear historical notice involving Saunders name in legal matter
Fragmentary text references Saunders, Taher, Keres, and officials Brown Deane Wilson with mentions of an order and a prominent role in a family affair. Content is incomplete and noncohesive.
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Keres
Ule
Heriff Ohei
Asaib Deane
Wilson
Pruchviliee
Tonsavial Saunders
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