Community notices from Wilton church and society meetings
The notice lists monthly school board meetings at 6 in Wilton at Saviour's Church, church activities including communion, morning prayers, evensong, and various denomination services, plus youth groups and lodge meetings. It also details stage schedules to Keremeos and Fairview, mail wicket hours, and transport and posting deadlines.
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Saviour’s
Fairev
J. A. Cleland
Munion
Fisher
W. Rad
B.A. Patetor
Young Sailea
Christian Union
Penticton Press header and publication details
The Penticton Press is published every Saturday in Penticton British Columbia by W J Clement with subscription rates of 1.00 per year in advance and 1.50 for foreign subscribers.
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Barnes
Penticton
B.G
B.C
Land and Timber Ads and Okanagan Prospect
Rates for transient and legal notices appear, then a travel note describes hills east of Penticton with timber suited for log buildings and a climate favorable to stock raising. Lands belong to Canadian Pacific Railway Co under the Columbia and Western grant and are available on favorable terms.
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Penticton
Ellis Creek
Okanagan Valley
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Columbia and Western
Vernon Local Option Convention Aims to Boost Campaign
A Vernon meeting is set for the 26th to spark interest in the British Columbia local option campaign. Organizers seek plans for province wide campaigning while the government debates a plebiscite on enacting a local option law. The outcome hinges on a pledged driver from the premier.
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Vernon
British Columbia
Campaign To Be Continued With Will And Assurance
The text indicates a forthcoming campaign to be followed by a will and an assurance of success. No specific persons or dates are named in the fragment.
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Steward’s
Tey
Liverpool
London & Glora
Roya Firm Insurance Co
Phoenix Assurance Co
London
Doron Ampiio
Thirty Years Growth in Western Canada
D. D. Mann, vice-president of the Canadian Northern Railway, recalls the Western expansion from 1879 to the present. He notes Winnipeg’s arrival by flatboat, minimal rail from Red River to the Pacific, a West population near 100 000 then, to 1.25 million now, and wheat shipments of 100 million bushels on about 10 000 miles of rail.
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D. D. Mann
Canadian Northern Railway
West
Winnipeg
Canada
Red River
Pacific Ocean
Western Plains
United States
Pacific
Western States
Mann
Canadian Pacific Railway
Far West
St. Vincent
Emerson
St. Boniface
Canadian Middle West
William Mackenzie
Mrs. Robinsons Lectures Stir British Columbia Temperance Push
Mrs T. Robinson delivered a four night series under the local W C T U drawing strong attendance. Her eloquence and moral reform message energized crowds demanding a local option law from the provincial legislature and a shift in party politics to principle.
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T. Robinson
British Columbia
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Masini
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Wagten
Sommerludan
Narumiata
E Natute
Okanagan Fath
Fairview
Boundary Country
Sinilhameen
Municipal Council
Council Roo Street
A. H. Wade
Cha
Wilton
See'y-Treas
Board OF Trade
Gene
Spin
Okanagan Boards of ‘Trade
J. J. Hunter
Dres
M. C. Kendall
See'y
Keremeos
Hedley
Princeton
Oroville
Post Office
Hors
Tod P.m
Okanagan
Olulla
Allen Grove
Fairvie
White Lake
C.P.R
Shuswap & Okanagan
Sir
Sicamoue
Trai
Sicamous
Menticton
W.H.T. Gahan
R. B. Kerr
Kelowna
C.A. Jackson
O. Land Company
Chas. Were
Accountant & Auditor
Penticton, B. C
Chase Burtch
the Penticton Press
W. J. Clement
P. R. Lands
W.R. King & Co
Norfolk
Broadway Clothing
Ellis Street
Japan
San Jose
M. J. Henry
Westminster Road
Vancouver
B. C
S. Vancouver
Okanagan Lake Boat Co., Limited
Naramata
C.A. C. Steward
Brown Brothers Company
Ontario
Niagara District
Penticton and
Chas. S. Trotter
Brown Brothers Company, Nurserymen, Ltd
8Th Ave
the Home Paper
Dison Amusion
Commercial Union
Kendall
Mason
Mrs. Robinson