Grain, seas of notes and trade from imperial archives
Grain in Winnipeg district stands 8 to 9 inches above ground. June 17 marked the hottest day in 20 years. Reports cover coal and petroleum notices, new drug store at Granby Bay, Monazite sand in Similkameen, and New Brunswick fruit crops. Maritime trade, oil developments, and regional forecasts are noted with multiple references to Vancouver, Esquimalt, and Esquimalt June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal and Petroleum
U.S
Land description for Coal License No 7998
Public notice dated April 7 1913 describes a rectangular land tract beginning at the southwest corner of Coal License No 7998. It runs east 80 chains south 80 chains west 80 chains and north 80 chains back to the start, located near Queenstown on Graham Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. J. Tingley
Queenstown
Graham Island
B. C
I. D. A. McPhee
Victoria
Moresby Island
S. E. Cor
D. A. McPhee
Walter L. Dass
I. Walter L. Dass
Queen Charlotte
N.E. Cor
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Winnipeg
Granby Bay
Similkameen,s
New Brunswick
Ladysmith
Athabaska Landing
London
Eng
Yukon
Duncans, V. I
Vancouver
W. Ratcliff
Stillwater
Bella Coola
Grand Forks, B. C
Great Lakes Region
Pres. Wilson
U. S. Senate
Amur
Prince Rupert
Vancouver City
Karluk
Esquimalt
Vilkjalmar Stefanson
Nome
Lee
New Westminster
Sunrise
Alaska
H. S. Clements
M. P
New Hazelton
South Vancouver
Seattle
U. S Treasury
Jos. Seymour
King
Herman Clark
Frank Davis
Archibald
Sovereign Creek
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Toronto
Skeena Land District
Queen Charlotte Islands
E. J. Tingley
ACT
Queen Charlotte Islands Land District
Skeena
Miller Creek
Haakon Edwardson
Max Ruff W. Scowcroft
Queen Charlotte, B.C
W. J. Smith
Prop
Chas. M. Wilson
Massett
Q. C. Islands
South Massett
Massett Inlet
Ellis & Wilson
B.C. P
A. W. Edge
C. H. Orme
Eastman’s
Kodaks
Rexall Stores
P.O. Box