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Newspaper
Prince Rupert Journal
Location
Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 12, 1915
Page
4
J. W. Croken of the G T and P Telegraph service is in the city. Superintendent Kilpatrick of the G T and P arrived last evening by private car on the regular train.
The Hotel Prince Rupert prepares a mineral display in its rotunda using space formerly the cigar stand. Ores from northern regions will be arranged for public viewing while optimism runs high for a big yield. Mrs. J Fred Ritchie thanks supporters of a Red Cross Fund dance, citing Pioneer Mess for building use and Mrs. Carrol for help.
The advertisement notes Lynch's Store offers produce at favorable prices with Mr. Lynch said to be in close touch with producers, enabling reasonable consumer prices.
A long list of individuals from various Canadian cities and some U.S. locations is presented, including Frank Pringle Vancouver A Field and multiple others such as H Neville-Wright Victoria W P Ogilvie Prince George and James McBurney Seattle. The fragment lacks context or events.
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