Phoenix annual ball planned by KL of P Can
Local notes report Phoenix Knights of Pythias lodge planning their second annual ball for Thursday February 26 at Miners Union Halls. Other items mention town events, a mining strike impact on families, a serious accident on the wagon road, and hockey club activities with upcoming dances and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Lodge Nos'a8
Knights of Pythias
Phoenix Hockey Club
Exers
Rossland
Miners’ Union Hall
Suddenicia En Intere
A fragmented OCR item appears to reference a place or name Suddenicia and topic Intere. Readable bits show limited context with likely misread characters. The brief notes mention an organization or headline style, lacking clear events, dates, or identifiable entities.
Greenwood residents urge liberal education funding and new school
The people of Greenwood demand broader government support for educational facilities. Duncan Ross has $500 at his disposal for coast arrangements to build a two story, commodious school for years to come. Local mining investment in Phoenix reflects optimism about Granby and Knob Hill ventures and ore quality, with calls for sustained capital to boost regional development.
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Greenwood
Lis
Duncan Ross
Ross
Phoenix
Forsthey Granby -Ce
Impr Ved
Knob Hill
Quenuies ‘Realty
Interview Reveals Coke Pricing Views for Greenwood Smelter
Paul Johnson, manager of the Greenwood smelter, discusses fuel costs and coke pricing. He argues coke should be about 3.00 per ton and possibly 2.50 with competitive supplies, noting fuel accounts for over sixty percent of smelting costs and urging Dominion safeguards and healthy competition. He cites comparisons to U S prices and calls for independent supply to protect British Columbia consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kootenay
Boundary Country
Paul Johnson
Greenwood
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Jiny’ Company
Crow’s Nest Coal Co
Columbua
Thave
Rental and lodging notices appear in Pioneer ads
Classified notice fragments show lodging and store rental offers from McArthur and Monk and McMillan Black, with inquiries at the Pioneer office. Other items mention lost items near Fashion Stable, rewards, and a warm convenient house for rent with cellar and water.
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Pioneer
MccArthur & Monk
Pioneer Ofice
Pioneer Office
Fashion Stable
Knob Hill
J. K
Fraser
Fashion
Howie
Rexta
Sprooklyi
Hatton for Ari Eet Spare Americar Shuntl Elements
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ill-defined medical conditions and remedies, with references to stomach and liver ailments. It reads like a torn advertisement or catalog entry for health products and treatments, lacking clear names, dates, or locations.
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Hatton
Uae
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Management
Dominion House
Heritoria
Gillis & Forrest
Joseph N, Gillis
Old Ironsides Ave
Phoenix, B.C
McAuliffe
Bellevue Hotel
Aetna Lodging House
Knob Hill ‘Avenue
Lery
Pnone
Hardy-McKenzie
Mas. Mitlin
S. Av. Howe
JM Millar
Ing
Rand
Grant
Asa
Anoule
Thig
Wsichael
Crawley
Columbian Lumber Co
Ne ‘Sistomit
Ida
Crantey
Héxe
Équver News
Enid Martin
Godard
Warnay
Loday City
McMillan
Bank of Montreal
WV. J.cramer
Phoeni
Relub
Pracick— ‘Ie
Glink
Rane
Phoenix Board'of
Rade
Associated Boards’ of "Trade
British Columbia
Katlo
Westen Filser
Klein
Westminister
Boucher
Spankie
Phoenix City
Bes
Wessenhiser
Miss Laird
Jaurox
Isrine
Uup
Greem
Conplusi i
Ttersop AL. Intere
Sudenicia
Pepe
Granby
Seth
Lathson
Hoth
The
International
Minto
NNT
Pana Foxieh
GEO
Mekenzie
Matenzie
McKenzie
the Drugaist
Black’s Cafe
Dominion "Ave, Phoenix, BG
Da'pid
Baten
Ly Chiftenden
Fife
H. Allenberg
Spokane
Wabh
L. W. Major
Rossland, B. C
City Bakery
Jo McCague
Miike N
Tronsides Addivion
B.C
Fuge Deniven
OLD Ironside
New York
Dominion Copper CO
Lots
Fine Ranch
Grand Forks
Columbia
Wolcanead
Husinen
M’arthur& Monk
Apples Waters Ray Mine
Y. Olbox, Ag. VL Pele
D. W. McDonald
Phoenix, B. C
C. A. McClung & Co
Phonrtandard
AVEG
Ting
Merae
Bros. & Smith
G. W. Rumberger
Dominion Copper Company
Rgor
Hunter CO
Utd
Rob
Wm, Hunter Co., Ltd
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