Penticton trades mill changes hands and new local interests
Penticton Tamber Syndicate changes hands to Campbell and Kay. Campbell has been mill foreman for eighteen months. Town buzzes over a railway survey, secret Turf Club plan, and new wharf prospects amid a busy Penticton scene in September 1908.
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