Crankbrook Herald April 10 1919 Editorial Distortions Criticized
The Cranbrook Herald reports April 10 1919 edition with advertising rate notes and instruction for Wednesday noon changes. It condemns the Distelet Ledger of Fernie editor as dangerous and likens actions to inflicting economic harm while accusing labor union members of revolt and anarchist tendencies.
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Fernie
Ravius
Hinlogan
Cranbrook
B. C
P. F. Lawson
Esa
Ledger
Cranbrook urged to back National Highway plan
Local board urges heavy financial and moral support for Cranbrook district to back a proposed coast to coast highway via the Crows Nest Pass. It highlights land settlement, irrigation projects, mineral resources, and tourism, and lists subscriptions from businesses and individuals. Delegates plan further action with Alberta and federal governments, with an August meeting.
Cranbrook Poultry Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Cranbrook Poultry Association postponed annual meeting elected officers and discussed the District Winter Show location. A tribute was planned for late officer C R Sheppard, and a push to back future district shows with cups and prizes was approved. Fernie’s strong poultry community and city backing were highlighted amid calls for continued local support.
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Cranbrook Poultry Association
Pres. Cooper
Corbin Association
Fernie
Wm. Harvey
The
Poultry Association
G. Robson
C. R. Sheppard
B. C. Poultry Association
Poultrymen
B.C
Goods Roads Convention Held at Blatimote
Delegates for Medicine Hat to Cranbrook gathered in Matanore Alta on Tuesday of list Week and formed the Crows Nest Pass National Highway Good Roads Association. Cranbrook was represented by Mayer Cameron and W F H Wilson for the Auto Association and J P Fink for the Board of Trade. Officers elected include President Ex-Meyer Morrison Coleman Alta, Vice-president F C Lane Ferne B C, Secretary-treasurer J S Smith Lethbridge Alta. Resolution No 1 supports an All Canadian Highway via the most direct westward route from Winnipeg to Vancouver region, favoring the path through Medicine Hat Lethbridge and the Crows Nest Pass for lower altitude and longer traffic life.
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Rocky Mountains
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Crows Nest Pass
British Columbia
Sirdar
Sky
Kuskanook
Nelson
Land
Rossland
Paulmiles
Princeton
Hope
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
B.C
I.0
California
Oreyon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Prairie Provinces
United States
Dominion
Alberta Crows Nest
Bett
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Alta
Cranbrook
B. C
Crows Nest
Matanore
Themeelves
National Highway
Good Roads Association
Mayer Cameron
W. F H. Wilson
J.P. Fink
Board of Trade
Meyer Morrison
Coleman
F. C. Lane
Ferne
J. S. Smith
Glace Bay
Sydney
N.S
Cape Scott
Winnipeg Fa
Officers for 191% Hon. Pres 8 Cooper and associates
Officers for 191% Honorable Presidency include T. Cooper as president and J. Lawson as vice president Wardner. Wm. Harvey serves as View. Pres. Geo. Robson and directors H. E. B. Sainsbury J. John Jas Gartside A. B. Smith J. H. Seaman W. R. Harris. A permanent secretary to be appointed, with A. B. Smith acting secretary.
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T. Cooper
J. Lawson
Wardner
Wm. Harvey
Geo. Robson
H. EB. Sainsbury
J. John
Jas, Gartside
A. B. Smith
J. H. Seaman
W. R. Harris
Hotbeds and Cold Frames Grow Early Outdoors
Gardeners can start crops earlier using hotbeds with fermenting manure or cold frames warmed by sun. Peppers eye plant melons may mature before frost in Canada, while radish lettuce and spinach reach market size sooner. The Dominion Expermental Farms pamphlet No. 19 by W. T. Macoun details construction and use.
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Canada
Dominion Experimental Farms
W. T. Macoun
Dominion Horticulturist
Department of Agricultre
Tomato Seed Sowing and Transplanting Tips
Grow your own tomato stock when space allows and select from year to year for ear liness uniformity and productivity. In greenhouses or hotbeds sow in flats four inches apart, one quarter to one half inch deep, with soil pressed firm and moistened. Transplant from flats to hotbeds two inches apart, then six inches apart as crowding begins. Pamphlet No available from Ottawa details tomato mushroom and rhubarb culture.
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Central Experimental Park
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Fair Play and Justice Letter From Cranbrook Miner
Joe Jackson of Cranbrook writes to a local paper defending a conductor after an incident on a CPR train. He states he asked conductor McKenzie not to solicit on the train per CPR rules, McKenzie complied, and Jackson notes his 28 years as a labor union member. The letter appeals to miners and lumberjacks.
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Cranbrook
McKenzie
Go to Sunday School Day A New Moral Day for Youth
The government of British Columbia proclaims April 14 as a special Go to Sunday School Day to be observed by all creeds and classes. The Provincial Cooperative Committee of Religious Education has arranged a program titled The Sun day School and the New Day. Leaders challenge homes, boys and girls, and leaders to boost attendance and bring in nonmembers.
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British Columbian
Co-operative Committee of Religious Education
Final Report of St John’s Ambulance Cranbrook Branch
The Cranbrook St John’s Ambulance Association reports wartime activity with yearly totals from 1915 to 1919, listing presidents and amounts raised totaling 3744.71. The funds were allocated to Patriote War Funds, Red Cross supplies, and local charities, with a small balance redirected to Vancouver. First Aid lectures will be discontinued.
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Cranbrook
St. John's Ambulance Association
Miss Christie
M. A. Green
A. McLennan
Hallanore
Presifars
Red Cross
Blinded Soldiers Fund
Toronto
Y. M
Dalance
St. John Ambulance Association
Vancouver
Lost watch and license tag near depot and Burwell Ave
A gold filled open face lever set 18 size watch on a leather chain with gun license is lost between the depot and Burwell avenue. A reward is offered for its return.
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Depot
Burwell Avenue
Cancellation of Reserve Notice Opens Land for Pre Emption
The reserve on lots 12252 to 12260 inclusive in group 1 Kootenay District is canceled and lands open for pre emption at the Government Agent office in Cranbrook on April 22 at 9 am. Returned discharged soldiers receive preference. limit one lot per applicant. Victoria BC February 12 1919.
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British Columbia
Cranbrook
Kootenay
Vinol Promises Health From Improved Blood Quality
Advertisement claims Vinol renews poor anaemic blood, boosts appetite and digestion, and restores health. Testimonials from Mrs N Burnell of Drewsville New Hampshire and Rose Lasky of Bradford Pennsylvania praise Vinol for enriching blood, curing rash, fatigue, and nervous debility in children and adults.
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Drewsville, N. H
Vinci
Bradford
Rose Lasky
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