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Newspaper
Prince Rupert Journal
Location
Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 09, 1916
Page
2
Local newspaper masthead prints editor O H Nelson at 8 Third Avenue East near Main Street with contact numbers 138 and 1445. Daily edition published each morning except Monday, with carrier delivery in the city and advance rates of 5.00 per year 2.50 for six months 1.25 for three months. non prepaid 0.50 per month. Advertising rates available on application.
On December 9 1914 cities along the coast discuss curbing prices of union food supplies. Ottawa legislation enables investigations and local councils study possible action while some local price cuts occur. The issue likely returns to the City Council on Monday evening.
The Journal notes Prince Rupert benefits when Skeena canneries and fishers use the city as a hub. It cites the Sunnyside Cannery and Canadian Fish & Cold Storage as examples of local value, while urging broader access to boost the city’s interests and commerce. The piece hints at united action to strengthen the Skeena as a fishing centre for Prince Rupert.
Bulger and Denike announces new leather hand bass and purses arriving for the season. The shop highlights durable construction and classic styles with fresh arrivals and in-store displays.
Multiple notices from the Coal Act segment list Austin Brown and J Crane as applicants to prospect coal and petroleum on Graham Island near West River. Descriptions reference C.L. boundaries, post locations, and an 80 chain by 80 chain parcel layout. Notices dated July 19 1916 reference filings and agent Austin Brown.
Public notice seeking large spruce logs for sale with price quality and earliest delivery details to C P Coles & Co Vancouver. Also a notice of Indefeasible Title application in Prince Rupert BC dated November 20 1916 to Melvin M Stephens and Maxwell C Wade unless claimants pursue proper proceedings.
A land description documents a survey near West River at the southeast corner of C.S. 8 085 and adjoining parcels. The notice, dated July 19 1916, identifies Austin Bhown and Prince Rupert B C merchant as the applicant for river-related rights with specific starting points and chain-length boundary lines.
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