Fernie Fire Leaves Fernie Besieged by Inferno
Cranbrook August 2 Fernie British Columbia with its mills and railway terminals wiped off the map as a child cleans a slate. Between 70 and 100 people perished and six thousand residents are now homeless, camping on a prairie three miles away. Property losses reach five million dollars. The Crow’s Nest Pass Coal company offices and a Woodware house survive among a row of six sacks on Elk river bank.
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Cranbrook
B.C
Fernie
Crow's Nest Pass Coal Company
Srite
Woodware House
Elk River
Ferniy
Temperance Leader Mrs Harford Addresses W C T U Meeting
Mrs Helen Dickson Harford of Oregon, famed organizer of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, spoke to MacGregor and Rev Mr Kennedy at a Eight o'clock meeting. She urged stronger agitation to curb liquor and noted God’s question on Manitoba’s temperance, urging mothers to protect their sons and backing an aggressive new effort with community meetings planned for girls, boys and women.
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Helen Dickson Harford
Oregon
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Christian Zenship
United States
Kennedy
Harford
MacGregor
America
Igressve
Manitoba
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