21 Nov 1908
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Newspaper
Moyie City Leader
Location
Moyie, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1908
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text references ore, Mars, and upper workings with mentions of improvements and thiamine. Several garbled phrases suggest a historical note on mining or ore analysis, but readable facts are limited. Entities include Mars, Levi, and possible references to minerals and health additives.
A fragmented report notes a Rossland float valued at 370 and a hockey facility proposal. It mentions a 180 by 80 foot ice surface with four board galleries and a large stand to accommodate crowds, plus forthcoming American Labor Federation events and Toronto convention notes.
A roving clipping lampoons society women and their poodle dogs, lampooning engagements and ball gossip. It mocks their fashion fixation, pretensions, and social posturing with caustic quips. The piece mentions Dr Garvey and a travel notice for a vision specialist in Canada with a one day appearance.
Fragmentary OCR fragment mentions Eugene slime mill and a vague event at a rink. No clear people, places, dates, or actions are deducible. Summary limited to: local mention of a skating related item and a mill with uncertain readiness.
Progress reports indicate steady gains in the Auror project where researchers describe improvements in design and capabilities. Teams at the facility emphasize practical milestones and upcoming tests while noting collaborative efforts with partner departments and suppliers.
Streets in Moyie's area have been gently improved in appearance. The old rotted wall was torn down, removing an eyesore to the town and replacing it with safer, cleaner sidewalks for pedestrians.
The Daily News notes ballots arriving slowly from Kootenay with partial returns. Returning officer says less than half have been received so far and many more are expected. The big bend of the Columbia River area will likely be the latest channel to report. Meacan will declare the result on Tuesday, December 1st.
Rev Father W R ScCallaugh presides tonight at 7 90 with rosary Benediction and mission blessing. Low mass at 8 high mass at 10 general communion. Parishioners welcomed and a retreat closes soon before the pastor departs for Orsnbrook on the afternoon train to open an eight day retreat there.
A cluttered Moyie bulletin reports church anniversaries and services, a missing umbrella, travel mentions for Dr Harvey and others, new Moyie Bakery sign, and a Glenayre list of appointments. It notes eyewear specials, lost items, and upcoming December events with names and places in Canada.
The committee in charge wishes to thank all who kindly assisted with both the supper and entertainment to make the festival a success. Names and roles include Geo Wright and Rev. Thésabe with recitation, Rev. KR. B. Collis, Mr. Lawson, and others noted in the fragmented text.
Lord Sholto Donglne youngest son of the Marquis of Queensberry remains confined in Nelson jail awaiting trial on a charge of shooting a man who refused to leave his house when requested. Once famed for notoriety in Bakersfield Gul, he later settled near Creston to lead a quiet farming life but has returned to public attention, a situation he dislikes.
The Moyie Miners Union prepares for its ninth annual ball on Tuesday evening December 11. Committee members are Mike Lorpy J A B MacDonald Joe McLarcs Merl Jackson Thos S Kelly and Albert Gill. Slipper service will be available at the Tuternstiansl and Cosmopolitan hotels. Tickets priced at R200.
A Catholic church fundraiser concert funded the sanctuary decoration with proceeds supporting the interior appointment. Father Choinet notes gratifying attendance and parishioners' loyal response to renewed missionary appeals.
A town Christmas tree event with entertainment is planned in Alryi this year. Details remain unclear as the text contains garbled names and fragmented phrases.
Take notice that the partnership carried on by Beechat B. Taylor, William Kydd, Patrick Bond and Williams Suull van as hotel keepers at Movin has dissolved with William Sullivan retiring. The remaining partners Beecher Taylor, Wiljimus Kydd and Patrick Syad continue as partners and will not be liable for debts incurred after the date. Dated Magie 2 November 1908.
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