Forest Fire Situation Improves in British Columbia
Vancouver August 12 clouded weather and rain forecast eased the forest fire situation in British Columbia. Quadra Island fire near Campbell River on Vancouver Island was checked after driving settlers to the island’s southern end and destroying several farm buildings. A serious fire still burns at Goliath Bay north of Vancouver, menacing Booth Logging Company camps and equipment.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Quadra Island
Campbell River
Yeaterday
Goliath
Bay
Vancouver Y
Booth ‘Logging Company
Stockyards Prices Highlight Edmonton Calgary Market Report
Receipts at Calgary stockyards include 1166 cattle 321 calves 525 hogs and several sheep. Cattle show wide ranges from good to choice steers 4.75 to 5.50 while hogs run around 13 to 14.30 in Winnipeg buyers noted higher bids for choice cattle and steady hogs with top lambs near 12. Prices reflect broad activity and varying grades across regions.
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Calgary
Winnipeg
Gardner visits Bow Island boosts UFA talk to farmers
MP Mr. Gardner spoke at the UFA Hall on August 4 urging support for the UFA and warning about debts and the bankruptcy act. Local residents include Mr. Still and son Clifford moving from Killem, Mrs. Schonert returning from Idaho, and burial of Charles Thompson’s infant daughter August 8. Women’s Institute plans a basketry demonstration for September.
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Gardner
M.P
Bow Island
U.F.A
Mr. Still
Clifford
Killem
Still
Schonert
Dover
Idaho
Walter
Spokane
Kalispel
Austin Russell
Mr. Russell
John Lee
Agar
Arthur Mack
New Westminster
B.C
Charles Thompson
Women’s Institute
Whitney Ranch
Crossword puzzle prompts and grain prices headline
A puzzle page lists a long crossword with numbered across and down clues. The piece ends with a note that John Johnston, who arrived on the first passenger train in the eighties, died in New Westminster, B C. Wheat oats barley flax rye prices follow with Oct Dec May futures and cash quotes.
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Winnipeg
Rye
Dee. Close
John Johnston
B.C
No Want Too Large No Want Too Small
Classified notes show a sparsely filled want ad section with terse lines. Items offered or desired are minimal and unclear, reflecting a cautious market mood with few buyers or sellers posting entries.
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Avis
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