File consists of a letter from Interior News, promoting the benefits of the circular letter system and use of the Interior News' services, as well as sample letterheads. These samples include letterheads for a variety of business in Smithers, the surrounding Bulkley Valley, and beyond.
The Interior News was the result of Joseph L. Coyle's determination to build a newspaper in Northwest British Columbia. In 1907 he started the Bulkley Pioneer in Aldermere/Telkwa; he then moved to Hazelton and published the Omineca Herald. In 1913, he settled in Smithers to coninue with the Interior News. In 1918, Joseph S. Coyle sold the paper to L. B. Warner; he remained the publisher for the next twenty-two years.
Custodial History
Records were donated to the Archives on August 19, 1981.
Scope and Content
File consists of a letter from Interior News, promoting the benefits of the circular letter system and use of the Interior News' services, as well as sample letterheads. These samples include letterheads for a variety of business in Smithers, the surrounding Bulkley Valley, and beyond.
File contains pamphlets produced by the Hazelton Pioneer Museum & Archives, describing the Collins Russian-American and Yukon telegraph lines, Jean Jacques Caux (Cataline), the Hagwilget Bridges, and the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
File contains pamphlets produced by the Hazelton Pioneer Museum & Archives, describing the Collins Russian-American and Yukon telegraph lines, Jean Jacques Caux (Cataline), the Hagwilget Bridges, and the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Item is a booklet of maps following the Pacific Highway System accompanied by blurbs describing major towns and cities along the way. Featured in this booklet are Burns Lake, Houston, Telkwa, and Hazelton.
Item is a booklet of maps following the Pacific Highway System accompanied by blurbs describing major towns and cities along the way. Featured in this booklet are Burns Lake, Houston, Telkwa, and Hazelton.
Title based on information written on back of frame.
Fonds No.
PF7
Item No.
P5947
Accession No.
1987.57
Physical Description
1 photograph: b&w; 33 x 28.5 cm (in frame)
Scan Resolution
300 dpi
600 dpi
Date Range
[1906 or after]
History / Biographical
Hay barn was built in 1906.
Custodial History
Item originally from the home (Pioneer Ranch) of Archie and Jessie McInnes, and eventually was held by their daughter, Vera Frank, before being given to their grandson, Archie Strimbold.
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