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Newspaper
Nakusp Ledge
Location
Nakusp, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1894
Page
4
Opinioned letters discuss economics and religion, praising modest earnings and critiquing greed. A portrayal of Hugh Lynn’s execution sparks debate on justice and consequences of greed, with commentary on public funds and railroad plans.
The text argues high silver prices could fund church support for Mr. Gable, notes Siberia's 1889 grain surplus, and predicts the Siberian railroad will boost wheat output. It laments American farmers finding new factors to depress grain values.
The Slocan Times questions fire protection law as it impacts town lots owned by locals. It criticizes a Fire Wardens article and argues the act should not force clearing shade trees or burning wood piles, urging common-sense review instead.
Hon Wilfred Laurier, Liberal leader, will address a Revelstoke meeting next Tuesday. The visit aims to attract attendees by offering half rate fares for Lytton visitors and showcasing Kootenay ore specimens. Local rail workers report sunstroke like fever and delirium. Jack Kirkup stays at Duncan before settling Revelstoke. Wim Kirkup and Dave Cowan travel from Revelstoke. Chief Fauquier attends Nelson on official business. Judge Crease presiding in Nelson Assizes. Chas St Barbe, Nelson Miner editor, visited Nakusp.
New machinery enables our mill to furnish all kinds of rough dressed timber and shingles at greatly reduced prices. The offer promises substantial savings for builders and contractors seeking material for construction projects.
Fragmentary OCR lists lumber items with prices and sizes and notes a large cash discount for bulk orders. Mentions Roush, Scantling, flooring, ceiling work, and joint fittings among items. No clear date or full context available.
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