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LOCAL NEWS

            Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Bowness motored to Elko and Jaffray on Friday.

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            V. Hyde Baker, Geo Hogarth and P. Patrick motored to Wasa on Tuesday on a hunting trip.

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            Alf. Erickson and Dick Moore of Wycliffe, spent several hours at Cranbrook Friday having run in on a speeder.

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            Road Superintendent John Reed says that, “over four hundred miles of roads and trails have been repaired and improved, and about two hundred miles of new roads completed in the Cranbrook district this year.”

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Title: Cranbrook Autoist
Internal ID: 0052.0731
Medium: Newspaper
Date: September 28th 1912
Collection: 0052
City: Cranbrook, BC
People: Baker, Valentine Hyde, Bowness, Erickson, Hogarth, Moore, Reed, Patrick
Publisher: The Prospector
Pages: 8
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Road superintendent states over 400 miles of roads and trails have been repaired and improved and about 200 miles of new roads completed in Cranbrook district this year, comings and goings of Cranbrook residents in cars and speeders.
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