04 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Moyie Leader
Location
Moyie, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 04, 1905
Page
1
A fragmentary OCR note reports discussions of selecting a postmaster, naming a nominee, and concern from citizens about the chosen candidate. It mentions the P D Department and local meetings in Atchison regarding the office successor and potential public reaction.
A garbled note discusses union labeling, a mogul figure, and concerns about sourcing goods. It warns shoppers to patronize local shops and avoid giving orders to traveling salesmen representing a sweatshop amid pressure for spring purchases.
The Board of Trade plans a meeting next Tuesday evening in Nelson to discuss reorganizing its guard, tension with rival groups, and the impact on local business. Attendance is urged by every businessperson in town.
Albert Birch aged 99 died February 25 in Cranbrook Hospital from pneumonia. Head employed by North Sur Lumber Co. Survived by sister Mrs Edyard Barr of Moyie and brother of Mrs Barr. Funeral held in Cranbrook Monday.
The fragment discusses the St Eugene project and the Pelivary month, noting tonnage figures and power output. It references a vessel weighing about 1 551 tons, suggesting it furnishes roughly half the power for its site.
muddled local report from Cranbrook and nearby towns notes residents such as Chas Armatrong D J Leaky and Chas Smith returning, with scattered items on elections, a funeral burial, health issues, and a possible toad poisoning incident. Names and places include Spoken a Seattle Moyie and Mayie, plus R E Donnafly and Philip Conrad in hospital.
A local committee reports active preparations for St Patrick's Day festivities. Everything is being arranged to ensure a successful event, with assurances that all details will be properly completed for the celebration.
Rail ardent political figures Hob. Clill and Silico Kes resign from ministerial roles amid protests at Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s government. The action follows the introduction of the educational clause tied to the Northwest autonomy bill, signaling a constitutional dispute and reshaping party dynamics.
The Moyie Gun Club is formed with Cameron as president and W. J. Atelison as vice president and secretary. Membership is set at $2, meetings occur Fridays at the grounds north of town, and the club plans to add two more trap and 1,000 clay pigeons as soon as possible.
A fragmentary note reports a revision in Cranbrook affairs with unclear details and a hint of governance shift. Names and places are obscured, but the item signals a preliminary altering of an established holding or policy in the community.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Lintrick and sidtlog electors with names including Widizieta Cutymbm Fernie Craibrook Ahuni Nelson Wilson and Gallitier in connection with county judgeship.
A Vancouver rumor claims EC F R has purchased the railway line from Kuska to Bonners Ferry and the Great Northern alignment near Kootenai Lake. The report cites no official confirmation and details remain uncertain.
The report details crown granting claims linked to the Collingwood Mayflower B O Erac Vion and Disiominetel class near St Eugene. Claims have been received and held for several years by W J Leagley Judd Langley and Calvin assistant.
A historical note promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children and soothing remedies for croup and whooping cough. It mentions W. J. Atchison as the seller and urges caregivers to trust the medicine for relief and comfort.
The fragment mentions a request for further particulars about Thor Goody, inviting readers to call or write for details. No additional names, places, or dates are provided in the readable text.
The report mentions the Watson stock company and a proposed consolidation involving the Montreal Boston Consolidated company at Gisenwood. Millward, an orchestra leader and painter by trade, dies in Noleon this week. Western line leaders push to restore service by May 1, with Osueslian Pacific’s Al Allridge to manage a Le K Gontre Star venture, amid rising valuation and regional investment.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a meeting about a Will and related matters. It mentions names such as Nelson and Chupe Inville and references medical balm, a toll or fee, and a deadline of Attn 20n. Details are unclear due to broken text and mixed phrases.
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