Electro plating on Canadian Pacific rails and dining cars
The article explains extensive electro plating in the Canadian Pacific Railway system at Angus ShopsMontreal and describes plating metals on passenger equipment including headlight reflectors and dining car hardware. It outlines cleaning immersion dipping electrochemical steps filtration polishing lacquering and oxidation processes and notes CP was the first major Canadian railway to install an in house plating plant.
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Canadian Pacific
Angus Shopa
Montreas
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Canada
Obituary for Kate Fulton Morrow 1878 1903 1910 45 years
Obituary notes the death of Kate Fulton Morrow at age 45 after long cancer of the throat. She was born in Russelldale Ontario on September 20 1878 and married Joseph J Morrow on August 11 1903 in Fullerton Ontario. The Morrows moved to Rivers after living in Manitoba towns and she was active in the Methodist and Union Churches. Funeral service led by Rev S A Martin with interment at Rivers cemetery. Surviving are husband four children and siblings.
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Kate Fulton
J. J. Morrow
Mrs. Morrow
Russelldale
Ontario
Joseph J. Morrow
Fullerton
S. A. Martin
Rivers Cemetery
Messrs
Jas
A. McKenzie
C. A. Ancar
D. A. Moore
H. A. Ireland
R. N. Dunsmore
A. Wareham
Union S S S Picnic at the Smiths Home
The Union Sunday School held a large picnic at Mr and Mrs David Smith's home on Thursday. Morning threatened but cleared to ideal weather with baseball football quoits horseshoes swings and races. Supper on the lawn. praise for transportation and special thanks to the Smiths. Bible Society Depository noted at Gazette Store Winnipeg prices.
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The
Union Sunday School
David Smith
Prize Winners of Rivers Fair
Recap of top awards across divisions at the Rivers Fair. In Ladies Work Violet Bowman collected nine firsts and ten seconds while Mrs Westenholme earned five firsts and Mrs Wiegand six seconds. Poultry saw W Lief with seven firsts and seven seconds, with A Common of Bradwardine also a prize winner. Dairy honors went to James Todd of Cardale for best 10 lb tub butter and related categories, with O C Harvey and A Vickery among placers. Flowers and Plants featured G O Neil and W Lief among winners, while Fruits lists Violet Bowman for strawberries and J Alteman for gooseberries and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Bowman
James Todd
Cardale
O.C. Harvey
A. Vickery
Local Eleven Faces Rapid City at Home and Plans Return Match
The Rivers football team hosted Rapid City Friday, losing narrowly as players struggled to finish chances. Coaches urge town players to practice Mondays and Wednesdays to form a full squad. A return game is slated for Friday July 25 with a trip to Rapid City hoped for strong support.
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Rapid City
Jso
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Morrow Illness
We thank friends who were kind and good to us during the illness of Mrs. Morrow. When we needed help we received it without stint from J. J. Morrow and family.
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J. A. Grummett
the Gazette
Scarlett
Winnipeg
Excelsior Lodge
Rev
S. L. Nash
H. Higginson
Jen. Bell Solo
Mr. Hopping
A. Dewar
Elsie Barker
Sis. E. Stone
England
Angus
Montreal
Fulton
John
Catherine
Donald
Douglas
Union S. S&s. Picnic
British and Foreign Bible Society
Gazette
Rivers Fair
Mrs. Westenholme
Mrs. Wiegand
G. O'Neil
Hamiota
W. Lief
A. Common of
Bradwardine
Geo. Seater
Jas. Todd
C. Harvey
O. Harvey
P. R. Newman
A. Baily
Harvey
A. Common
Wm. Lief
Mrs. Wostenholme
Wostenholme
Mabel Bowman
Miss Lege
Gregory
Begonias
Mrs. Card
J. Alteman
Timothy
Rivers
J. J. Morrow and Family