Lead Industry Plea for Protection in Nelson Board Meeting
The Nelson board of trade urged federal action to shield the lead and silver district from tariff changes and low mining prices. They pressed for duties to promote local manufacture of lead products and protect eastern Canadian markets amid falling silver prices and industry decline. The note from A G Lashapells in hospital was mentioned as affecting operations.
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Kootenays
Nelson
Ar.Galiher
Otrdwin
Theroul Ag S
Canada
Curinda
Canad
Bresent
Yqura
Manitoba
Canadian lead refinery to start operation in Trail
May bring the first domestic production of white lead from Canadian ore refined at Trail. The plant aims to supply paint manufacturers, reduce imports, and may prompt tariff adjustments to protect the new industry.
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Gominion
Qanada
Enya Ae Cae
Cengury ii
Canada
Lend
Trail
Teis
Dowinion Ag
Germany
Local Notes From Cranbrook and Nearby Towns
Local items report movements of clergy and residents in Cranbrook, Nelson, and nearby areas. Several priests and families are noted visiting or arriving, with one minister planning services. others return from trips and journeys through West Nadeway and Moyies Ta. The text mentions a miner’s relocation and a funeral procession, reflecting a quiet week of community activity.
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P. J. McMalon
Eiko
Mark Brooke
Eimer
Wie
D. AL Matameher
Fran
Singsten
McKeelinie
Wale
Maryayille
Piul Jensen
Cranbrook
Jake Meteurs
Av A. Baker
Weetera
Usec
Fraraie
Exeluson BI Ty Signed by President Roosevell May 1
Washington reports President Roosevell signed the Chinese exclusion bill on May 1. The act was handed to Representative Kab of California amid debate. Vivian has expressed strong opposition to the measure.
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Washington
Roosevell Tue
Ho Pew
California
Vivian Haa
Five Wardens Elected at Courthouse Vote
An election of five wardens was held for the courthouse Thursday and the following were elected Andrew Johnston, J. V Vaivoll and L. A. Bickers.
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Thursby Snd
Andrew Johnston
J. V Vaivoll
L.A. Bickers
Cranbrook bachelors event and regional games set for May
News notes report Cranbrook bachelor celebration on May 20 with sports including baseball and horse racing. Premier Dunsmuir sale planned May 10. purchases total 120,009 in unknown currency, with final 50,000 payment due May. Also mention King Edward’s compliment to Mrs Harriet Land Johnson and European voyage, plus railway contract in Mossomin and local mine activity near Gladstone.
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Cranbrook
Dunsmuir Sale
Wis Nies
Ust
Rook
Perry Creele Company
Ieir
Local Leader praises support and service to community
A garbled notice extols Moyia Leader and its proprietor for community service and advertising, praising dedication and urging continued confidence from readers amid fragmented phrases about market, copper, and local figures. The text references names and phrases but remains largely unclear and stylistically dated.
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Campbell & Company
Dian Bank OF Commerce
Ws Capital
Hubert Haines
MGA
Haftan Hotel
NYA. Mighevele
British Columbia
Central Hotel
Ermple Todm
Ishernaan
Hern
Macdonald
Boards of Trade Age
A. G. ‘Lashapells
Fiozpital
Greenwood
Lash
Ub St. Eugene Shaft
Cranbrook Hospital
Becaore
Bine
Ure Hospital
Moyio
Biave
Catholic Ladies ‘Aid
Tog
Mra
J McMahon
Tese A. P. Mac Jdohaki
James Cronin
Odi
Hortage
Lodge
Mim Kong Town
Granbrook
Robinson, McKenzie -Lumber
Oalor
Fra
Victoria
Jinanes
Trenlige
Beaune
Kootenay
Ohis
Paryell
Oregon
Quolsite Jras
Father Coccolo
Wodiyere
Brayte
Elke
Yigdentakey Campbel
Soutis Rust Kootenay
Little Pyer Y Spar
Kaslo
Morressy
Bika
New York City
Bviala
New
Grent & Sheady
Meters
Grant & Sheady
Mossomin
Uif
Gladstone
Wah. Lawson
Roy
Lawcon
Moyie
Lchwitl
Wetal
New York—Sur Allour
Lennox
Moyle
Margevitte
Terbune
Slater
Moyia
Happy Fourie Az
Buiter Sauyth
Basel
Knoyy
Smyth
Umea
Ita
Hip Vin Winkle
Logan Prosper
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