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Newspaper
Moyie Leader
Location
Moyie, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 31, 1906
Page
1
Fragmented OCR outlines a planned ferry route or contract between Spokane and Bonners Ferry via Sandpoint Idaho. Mentions authority, ground work, and possible passenger service. Details are garbled but indicate a cross state infrastructure or transport project.
Mr. Keily attended the eighth regional convention in Phoenix. Delegates from the organization praised the event as among the most significant of its kind, with strong turnout and favorable discussions despite some scheduling issues.
For sale notice offers one block of lots at $100 each and a loom sound and lot on Tavvotouk street for $700. Also a lot in a good location for $2,500. Two siem ana a'Srtam got pings whelea area 83s fin pepe with 20 per wendy, and it has been offered for private homes.
Local items describe community happenings in Moyie, Cranbrook, and Pincher Creek areas including visits by Cranbrook residents Edith Lawry and Chas Barrell, a Moyie Athlete Association meeting planned for April 2, and new property purchases by Mr and Mrs 0M Harper. The note mentions upcoming events and local commerce offerings, with focus on residents, shops, and social activity.
Fragmented OCR text lists charter membership figures and names such as Rugens Lodge No 7 KCilghteot Py liiineway, Crestoats Doug, Foote-V, Taige-Ky of Ryde int Finance, Escheaizer, Kimsi-Mus, and Dan Thomas of Roeland, with scattered phrases about organization and provincial oversight.
A peculiar shuffled game between local miners and mill workers ended 22 to 8. Wormington and Bodner starred for the miners with strong forward play and decisive defense, while Cianbrock contributed to the effort as the game tempo remained fast and tight throughout.
A garbled, fragmentary note mentions performers and a show tied to a ship named the Goldun Star. The text implies a wartime or postwar entertainment context with disjointed phrases about acts and crowd reactions, but specifics are unclear.
Reported incident at a residence in Smyth involving individuals Ransome-Kennedy Frink B and Mia Kennedy with claims of lender extents and congrevila tans, as described by witnesses Mel and Mya.
Fragmentary gun trap notes list several ages and initials with unclear context. readable items include names such as Canigron Campbell and Armstrong with ages around 19 to 87, but the full event, location, and outcomes are not discernible.
A fragmentary ad style notice promotes a summer outing at a resort with movies and scenery. It mentions Oak Ike Manly locals discussing a special war up coming to Moyla this summer and hints at therapeutic cures and a local editor’s faint praise. Text is garbled with many misspellings and nonstandard phrases.
A clipped item mentions W. P. Tate and 332 Towylere with references to Doran Phr and Vishal Wareh in a Bay Area trade context. No clear dates or events are shown, but the note implies a business or property link among the named individuals in the region.
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