Silk Stocking Trade Items Listed in Family Catalog
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Mayor Bullivant Wins In Sluggish City Election
Citizens turned out modestly for the municipal race yet total votes reached 1 795, higher than last year's mayoral tally. Mer Bullivant, a longtime Medicine Hat businessman and former city woman committee member, wins and will assume greater city duties.
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J R Booth Story Reflects Ottawa Lumberman Personality
The death of J R Booth, famed Ottawa lumberman, recalls stories of his strong character and original mind. One tale notes Booth telling Minister Wing he had never taken a day’s fishing despite years on the Ottawa River, highlighting his unique outlook.
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Fishing trip turns to logging haul on Ottawa river
A supposed fishing expedition with Booth company men turns into a logging mission as J R discovers and retrieves multiple stranded logs. The crew tows the logs toward the Booth mill, abandoning fishing for a heavy haul and a good bag of timber.
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Vancouver Sun views prairie ties and tariff politics
The Vancouver Sun argues Canada’s geography shapes politics and predicts Conservative chances under Meighen are slim. It notes Quebec solidly opposes high tariffs, Rural Ontario offers some low tariff MPs, and Prairies taxed to fund world competition will likely reject high tariffs. It suggests British Columbia must align with the Prairies to prosper.
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Spirit at the Coast Promises Vancouver Growth
The Vancouver Sun urges a citywide push toward bigger prosperity through a busier, improved urban environment and a more vibrant coastal economy. The piece calls for preparation and collective effort to realize growth.
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Safety First boosters question telegram messaging
A note from the Border Cities Star titled Credit for Safety First boosters raises questions about promotion and messaging in a telegram format. The piece hints at skepticism about the impact of the campaign.
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