British Columbia Mining Outlook Promises Growth
In a Spokane interview, Al O Purrell foresees a bright future for British Columbia mining. He cites new zinc copper and lead production plans and hints at Canadian Pacific backing for rapid development, with remarks on regional prospects and industry expansion.
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Northport Boom: Ore Shipments Expected From New Mine
Roy Young reports strong showings at the Objective Point near Northport where a 40 foot ledge was found in July. Seven miners work 21 feet deep, yielding 300 tons of ore with carbonate content 34 to 41 percent and galena around 79 percent. Officials plan to ship large tonnage to the smelter once access is completed. Northport business activity rises as vacant cottages are filled and shops reopen.
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Divine Service at Church Sunday September 10 7 30
Service will be held in the church on Sunday at 7 30 p m with a sermon on Christian Science of Mental Assassination a Physical Spiritual Peril. Invitation extended to Rev R G Stewart to preach.
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Hedley Soldiers Visit Vernon Camp and Grand Review
Hedley battalion members and other local figures visited Vernon Camp, where the Rough weather and wooden barracks did not dampen morale. They practiced for Governor General’s review, with hopes of gaining recognition for the 54th Battalion. Nearby parties traveled to Aspen Grove for a hunting excursion, while a new pamphlet promotes British Columbia timber exports to overseas buyers.
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War Bulletin Reports Allied Loan Progress and Air Battles
The report notes a billion dollar Allied loan in the United States nearing completion amid German-American opposition. British air defense is being expanded as Allied air power challenges German lines. About 8 million workers are on munitions, with three million men mobilized, and Austrians launch attacks on northern Italy while British aviators strike German positions with heavy losses.
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Open Letter Urges Canadian Women to Sacrifice for War Effort
An open letter by the National Committee of Women for Patriotic Service calls Canadian women to greater self sacrifice. It urges giving up comforts and enabling husbands and sons to join the war, highlighting the empire at stake and listing the fate of Belgium France and England as consequences of inaction. It invokes devotion, duty, and unity with Allied women to support troops and home fronts.
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Penticton Herd Owners Travel With Trainers
Br. J. McDougall of the Penticton Herd traveled with Tamer Sanday. The former rode Monday’s train to Princeton and returned by rail to Penticton. The latter remained Tuesday due to an unspecified delay.
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