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Newspaper
Prince Rupert Journal
Location
Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 18, 1915
Page
2
For 24 hours ending 5 p.m. Thursday, December 16, 1915, weather observations indicate conditions typical of the season with unspecified temperatures and cloud cover. Reports note no extraordinary events and preliminary daily readings conclude with no marked anomalies.
Westholme Theatre screens The Spoilers in moving pictures depicting Nome Alaska gold mining with romance. Matinee and final show today. crowd fills sidewalk and ticket office awaiting opening. performance praised for superb pictures and clear character portrayal.
The Red Cross hosts a cooking sale Friday at Bulger Denike store formerly Wark Jewellery. Mrs Henning and Mrs Morrissey lead the sale with a raffle featuring a panary donated by Mrs Derry. Public support urged for the charity.
Delkatla Inlet men Peters and Carter drowned as high tide overflowed land and ruined a large vegetable crop. C M Wilson's dyke holds despite tides exceeding island tables. A Comox-Atlin Regiment recruiting officer is to visit Queen Charlotte Islands soon. Several eligibles intend to enlist in the new company.
Supreme Court of British Columbia on November 9 1915 appoints John H McMullin Official Administrator for part of Atlin County to act for Edward M Haynes deceased intestate and orders notice to be published in the Prince Rupert Journal for two issues.
Advertises for a large quantity of spruce logs with at least 30 percent scaling and No. 1 grade. Requests particulars on price, quart y, and earliest delivery to C. P. Coles & Co in Vancouver.
The Queen Charlotte Islands claim the highest number of men at the front relative to population among British Columbia districts. The report notes several marriages anticipated during the upcoming holiday season.
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