Cranbrook bylaw details tax levy and executive actions
The council proposes a five mill general levy and additional taxes for health and debt repayments totaling 11 mills on assessed lands and improvements. A rebate clause offers a 1/6 reduction if paid by June 30, 1914, with penalties for late payment. Officers were elected, and notes include enforcement talk, speed limits, and community reminders.
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Cranbrook
Joan
Delaw
Witt
Corporation of
City of
Cranbrook City
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Methodist Church
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Tra Manning's home to receive reports showing strong church activity and a record year. Rev. Ro Hughes praised retiring president Mrs. George Powell for leading the group to its largest fundraising total and thanked the members for helping with the parsonage and church finances.
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Methodist Church
Tra Manning
Ro Hughes
George Powell
Cranbrook baseball club elects officers for coming season
In the Cranbrook hotel committee room last night about 1 o clock the baseball enthusiasts elected a full slate of officers by unanimous vote. Hon. Pres Thos Caven M P P presided with K H Small as president and George Hoggarth as vice president. Captain A W Peterson named captain and C Pidgeon as manager with C Lindsay J Dickson and others on the executive. The meeting discussed recruiting Spokane and local players for the season and sought financial support from business leaders.
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Cranbrook
C. B. Lindsay
Pres —Thos, Caven
M.P.P
K. H. Small
Spokane
Peterson
Ryan
Board of Trade
Bonners Ferry
Sandpoint
Campbell's Clothing Sets Standard for Quality and Hygiene
Readers are urged to choose Campbell's Clothing for correct styles, new fabrics, and thorough tailoring. The article praises Campbell's factory for its clean, hygienic production conditions and notes its leadership in providing excellent clothing.
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Campbell's Clothing
Campbell's Factory
Town backs bid for regional baseball league
Town leaders express backing for forming a league including Lethbridge Macleod and Pincher Creek to attract fans and boost advertising. The meeting ends with optimism for the season, noting strong social work and a new barn organ alongside a large Sunday school and Young People’s union. Mr King favors British Columbia churches over the United States.
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Lethbridge
Macleod
Pincher Creek
Cranbrook
King
United States
British Columbia
Canada
Dominion
U. F
First Baptist Church Nelson Calls Rev C W King
At a large church meeting last Thursday the Nelson congregation unanimously invited Rev C W King of Cranbrook to become pastor, succeeding Rev Dr Eugene Hooper who left for the east. King has accepted and will begin May 1. The church documents a modern facility with 400 seating, vestry and school spaces in the Kootenays.
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First Baptist Church of
Nelson
C. W. King
Cranbrook
Eugene Hooper
East
Nelson Daily News
King
Dominion
Kootenays
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Traco Manning
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G. Powell
ID. Johnston
J. Patmore
GG. W. Patmore
Parks
Uren
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Hotel Coeur D'Alene
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Howard St
Front Ave
Coeur D'Alene Company
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J.C. Callahan
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Luverne Alfair Parkeston Millet
Cranbrook Trading Co
Kootenay
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