Settlers Wanted on Graham Island Labor, land, and market prospects described
The island invites rugged settlers to clear land and build homes with opportunities in poultry, vegetables, and dairy. It notes good markets in Prince Rupert, farm profits, and the need for hard work, water routes, and winter prep. Government agents, telegraph lines, and local developments are outlined along with a Halloween masquerade and local news.
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Graham Island
Iisland
Delkatlah
Prince Rupert
W.N. Toop
Harry Scott
Graham Centre District News Highlights Progress and Prospects
Contractor A J Richardson completed the road contract with evident satisfaction. The Church building nears completion by Wor mold and Shaw, with Rev H H K Greene praising work. Postmaster C M Adam reports a new library shipped to Graham Centre. The Debating Society forms and plans a strong winter program as real estate interest surges from multiple cities highlighting Graham Island as a future garden spot of B C.
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Third Street
Third Avenue
Third Ave
Kandis Bay Narrows
C. M. Adam
Victoria
Graham Centre
Graham Centre Debating Society
F.C. Wright
Felix Graham
Graham Island
B. C
Early Bird Offer for Islander and Weekly Mail Combo
The note advertises a limited time deal for a paper bundle with The Islander and The Weekly Mail and Empire priced at $3 until January 1st, 1915. Existing Islander subscribers in the past three months pay $1. The Metropolitan Weekly partnership aims to boost circulation. Conan Doyle to publish The Poison Belt serial in The Weekly Mail and Empire.
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Weekly Mail and Empire
Islander
Weekly
Mail and Empire
Conan Doyle
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J. A. Thorne
Island Telegraph Line
Queenstown
W. S. Dunn
Hazelton Bros. of
Woden
Condon
A. J. Richardson
Thos. E. O'Callaghan
O’callaghan
Nash
H. H. K. Green