Western Canada wheat crop and notable 1908 events
The 1908 western Canadian wheat crop totaled 96,626,890 bushels with a value of 92,200,504 dollars. Sir Charles Rivers Wilson toured the west and returns to England while Mount Robson was conquered by Rev. G. Kenney. A sanitary bulletin urges lime wash for tenements to fight tuberculosis.
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Charles Rivers Wilson
Grand Trank
Prince Rupert
England
Lord Neathcliffe
Winnipeg
Germany
Great Britain
Rockies
Mount Robson
G. Kenney
Victoria
B.C
Chago Santary Bureau
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W. Ledingham
Silverton
Mysician
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Dra. Kennedy & Kennedy
Henry C. Locust
The
Golden Monitor
Drs. Kennedy & Kenned Cor
Michigan Ave
Griswold
Phamphlets
the Banner Office
John J. Moon
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RWEAR
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E.M. Williams
Angus
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