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Prince Rupert Journal

Location

Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Nov 04, 1915

Page

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Half a Million Pounds of Fish Landed at Port

The port receives about five hundred thousand pounds of fish in eighteen carloads and plans to move the cargo today. Reports from the Western Front note continued fighting with German forces on the Somme and Champagne fronts, including mines, bombardment, and trench assaults. A separate program at Westholme Theatre features a natural history film series about birds and animals, praised for its educational value.

Paris Somme Fise Champagne Chausson Farm

Serbians Put Up Valiant Fight Near Monastir

Serbian forces resist Bulgarians advancing from Veles with main defences near Perlepe. Evacuation of Monastir denied. Warships bombarded a Bulgarian supply train near Dedaghatch. Serbian floods render copper mines in Bor region useless before retreat. Arsenal at Kragujevatz and mills mentioned.

Paris Veles Perlepe Monastir Dedaghatch Bor Europe Kragujevatz

Serial Issue May Be Adopted City Council Debates Bonds

City Treasurer EB D Johnson and City Solicitor Fred Peters discuss a serial debenture plan for Prince Rupert. The scheme aims to ease sinking fund burdens by structuring bonds so funds are set aside progressively rather than accumulating year by year. Details are continued on page no.

EB. D. Johnson Prince Rupert Fred Peters K. C

Emmerson To Remain In England In Office

Arthur Noble received a letter from C. G. Emmerson of the city who has been convalescing in England after being wounded at the front. He will stay in England with a record office position and cannot yet return home. Emmerson notes the status of several local men and mentions Mr. Broad of Stewart.

Art Noble C. G. Emmerson England Record Office Mr. Emmerson Mr. Broad Stewart

Germans Capture Latest German Submarine

Daily Post reports the capture of a 250 foot long German super submarine. It was launched at Stettin a fortnight earlier and, after leaving its base, was caught by well laid taps in the German ocean. The vessel carried torpedo tubes and four large caliber guns.

Germany Stettin

Walter Clayton Leaves for England to Work in Munitions Factories

Walter Clayton an engineer at the field storage of the Canadian Fish and Cold Storage Company sails for England to serve in munition factories. A farewell banquet was held Tuesday evening in his honor.

Walter Clayton F Leold Storage Canadian Fish& Cold Storage Company England Canadian Fish & Cold Storage New Eogland New England Company Atlin Fish Company Seymour National Independent Company Rorvik

Trainloads Of Fish Landed At Prince Rupert Port In Two Days

Over six hundred thousand pounds of halibut were landed at Prince Rupert in the last two days, a port record. Boats discharged all day as express refrigerator cars filled with halibut moved to markets, with prices starting around six cents per pound and dipping to five cents later.

Pacific Seattle Prince Rupert Government Wharf Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Company

Men in Anyox Size Up District Challenge

A fragment notes there are more men in Anyox and hints at a district challenge or assessment shaping local conditions. The text remains unclear on specifics, but suggests gender-linked workforce or population emphasis in the area.

Best Record Made by Fish Boat Progress Sets New Load

The independent fishing boat Progress recently docked with 140000 pounds of halfout aboard, a record for an independent vessel on the coast. Though not the largest ever, observers say it tops all independent boats and may exceed others beyond the Pacific coast. The catch came during poorer weather, despite the slow banks. The Morning Journal 40 cents per month.

The Progress M. Roberts San Juan Pacific Coast

Large catches on way to Seattle

Reports say fishing vessels Chicago and San Juan have gone south with large halibut catches toward Seattle. Prince Rupert will receive abundant fish first, with Seattle expected to follow. The Starr and three schooners were seen en route, though doubts arise about the Starr’s latest catch. F M Holler visited the city from Surf Inlet mines.

Chicago Seattle San Juan San Juan Company Starr

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