St Eugene's Sixth Dividend Payable Next Tuesday
Notice notes the sixth dividend payable next Tuesday with disbursement of about 30,000 dollars. The month of September includes transfers and adjustments as the paper references a bakery, a restaurant, and an excursion rate of 11.75 to Fernie and Spokane via the Great Northern Railway for a return trip on the 8th to 15th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tedeshane
Fernie
Spokane
Great Morthers Ry
Local News From Moyia and Spokane Community Notes
Local items report Cameron and others returning from medical care and stockpiling. WR Stone has returned to town to oversee property while Mea Stous broadcasts Spokane ties and future relocation. A banket social is planned by the Snitles Aid at the Methodist church on October 21, with box lunches or ranch style baskets accepted for sale proceeds.
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Moyia
Moyie
Stone
Taut -Anil
Stous
Spokane
Mtr
Stona
Methodist “Church
Seces
Suebon
Prito
Niederstadt Case Prompts Legal Note and Travel Ad
A garbled account mentions the Niederstadt case and a judge, alongside an Inland Pacific Railway travel sale offering low one way colonial excursion fares to Winnipeg St Paul and other western terminal points. The fragment also cites a local apothecary claiming Chamberlain's Cough Remedy safely aids coughs colds and fevers, sold by a medicine store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gow Ratesnao
Pacific Railway
Winnipeg, St. Paul
Wll
Howe
J. G. Carter
Nelacis
Fragmented Spokane Fire and Crime Items Highlight Damages
Damaged OCR notes indicate a rush of incidents including a Spokane fire, boxing matches, a Mecca boxing scene, and a large legal action seeking 24.4 million in damages for crop destruction. Names like Carrie Nation and Frank Goteb ton appear amid scattered references to hotels, trains, and university enrolments. The fragmented text mentions Ballard, Seattle, McGill University, and Ballard links while noting a controversial depot altercation and labor tensions.
Fragmented OCR Text and Hidden Names in Portiera Entry
Partial OCR fragment shows distorted Italian phrases and unclear names. The readable bits suggest a list or ledger entry with numbers and a date-like token, but essential entities are illegible. No clear event, person, or organization can be identified from the available text.
Mine news fragment from Cranbrook reveals Mackenzie figures
A shattered Cranbrook item mentions John Mackenzie, manager of Le Roland, and moving engineers arriving from Rossland yesterday amid shooting over the mine. The text is garbled but points to a mining dispute or incident involving local figures and workers.
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John Mackenzia
le Roland Boa
Te” Beat
Rossand
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R. Campbell & CO
the. Canadian
Bank OF Commerce
Crangtoon
Malpas
Mgr
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Fitch
RE. A. Hill
Imperial Bank of Canada
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Ouca
Cranbrook
Pinkham
Msbentes
ST. Eugene
Hugana
Union
Pilot
Smelter
Farnay
Victoria
New Bakery
Wilson
Exton
W. HL
Cosmopolitan
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Chua. O'Nl
Tnik
Baring Fiitchman
Cameron
P.M. Pigkbssin
Basket Social
Niederstadt
Case
Joseph Niederstadt
Awell
Chaimberlein
Ronapa
Shaft
St. ‘Eugene
Tims
Adalt Fund
Blackealnith
Éndrel
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Din
Eldsou
Pat CroWg
Bax
Button
Spokand
Seattle
Great Northern
Boston Exchange
Geanby-sharee
O. 2
R. Wv Vistoria
AM Ba
Tha
Eprom
McGill University
Quyon's
Walt
Carrie Nation
Union Depot
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Boomer Weeks
Frank Goteb
Coccolo Sa
Farmera Sronait Bolle
Anavonda Hive Commandyd
Evita
Lamelian Ininaniog
Okanogan
MacEachern
Mahoneys
Prin
Tha ‘Magic
Drug &Stationaey
Vthutino
Mackenzia
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