Birth of Victoria BC and the rise of Vancouver Island trade
The narrative outlines James Douglas surveying Fort Douglas on Vancouver Island on March 14 1843 and the 1845 arrival of the Barque Vancouver. It traces Victoria becoming a city in 1962 and BC’s evolution from trading post to province, noting the 1871 Confederation and later railway impact.
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James Douglas
Library and Archives
Victoria
B.C
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
Straits of
Juan de Fuca
Pacific Coast
Britain
United States
Oregon
Hudson's Bay Company
Fort
Fraser River
San Francisco
West Coast
James, Douglas
Crown
United
Confederation of Canadian Provinces
Confederation Life Association
Confederation
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
J. D. Kelly
Confederation Life Collection
Home Juice Making Tips From Extension Office
Lynn Steeds writes on home juice preparation and storage. Use fully ripe fruit and small batch sizes to prevent discoloration and preserve nutrients. Freeze in three quarters full containers and ensure cleanliness. For more guidance request the booklet Home Preparation of Juices Wines and Cider from the office.
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Lynn Steeds
Russell
Lynn
University of Manitoba
Ashern
Card of Thanks for Darlene Joyce Liske
We express sincere thanks to friends and relatives for expressions of sympathy, cards, and flowers after the loss of our daughter and sister Darlene Joyce Liske. Special thanks to Pastor Razzor, the pallbearers, Brindle Bruce Funeral Home, and the Ladies Aid for the luncheon. August Liske, Ken, Gloria, and Gilbert.
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Darlene Joyce Liske
Pastor Raczor
Braendle Bruce
August Liske
Ken
Gloria
Gilbert
Memoriam for Tom Douglas Remembrance from Family
In loving memory of husband and father Tom Douglas who died September 23, 1970. The verse recalls lasting heartbreak and unanswered grief, with wife Mar and children Stuart, Gary, Jack, Bruce and daughters-in-law and grandchildren expressing enduring memory and loss.
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Douglas
Tom
Mar
Stuart
Gary
Jack
Bruce
Manitoba Livestock Production Valued at 164 Million in 1968
The total production value of livestock in Manitoba for 1968 was estimated at 164 million dollars. This figure reflects the overall output of cattle, hogs, poultry, and other livestock within the province during that year.
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Manitoba
Office Hours Timetable Notes
Office hours listed as 10 to 12 am with a note about Geleanegt Be and two meter benchmark. The fragment indicates scheduling guidance and a potential reference to a measurement task.
Buick Skylark Offers Color Choices At Discount Prices
Sold listings describe a 4 door sedan with 350 V8 automatic power steering and power brakes in dark gold for 4546 dollars. A lime green 4 door Skylark with 350 V8 automatic and deluxe features lists at 4068 dollars. A red 2 door hardtop with 850 V8 automatic and full options shows a 4192 dollar sell out price.
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W.W
H.T
Lemans Sport
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Victoria, B.C
The
Hudson’s Bay Co
Joan
Joan Clement
Extension Home
Glu-Rite Products
Red Cross
Russell Branch
Red Cross Society
Pontiac Laurentian
Edson Nomad
Ponte
Grand Ville
GMAC
Chevrolet
Frank Clement & Sons Ltd
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