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Dr. Hankinson advertisement
Advertisment for Smithers' Dr. C. H. Hankinson in the Interior News, 1919.
School is Temporary Hospital, Influenza Patients Doing Well
Article from the Interior News, November 2nd 1918, on the establishment of a temporary hospital for Spanish Flu patients in the Smithers schoolhouse.
Bulkley Valley is Lightly Affected
An article from the Interior News, November 2nd 1918, detailing the early stages of the Spanish influenza in the Bulkley Valley.
Bat This Flu
Newspaper advertisement for underwear and rubbers from R. L. Sargent, Ltd. Appeared in the Interior News on November 2nd 1918.
Patients Appreciative
An article from the Interior News, November 2nd 1918, regarding hospitalized Spanish flu patients thanking townspeople for their donations.
Returned Soldier Died at Hospital
Article in the Interior News, November 9th 1918, reporting the death of Lieutenant Leslie Sutcliffe from Spanish flu.
Building Purchased and Equipment En Route - District Hospital at Smithers Gets Good Start
An Interior News article from April 21st 1920 about the establishment of the Smithers Hospital.
The Bulkley Pioneer - "WARNING" to Dorsey and Holliday
Excerpt from Vol. II, No. 8 of The Bulkley Pioneer, stating that John Dorsey and G.C. Holliday had no association with the paper.
Interior News first edition excerpt
Excerpt of the first edition of the Interior News, notifying readers of the name change from The Bulkley Pioneer.
Omineca Herald building
Photo of the Omineca Herald building in New Hazelton, B.C.