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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
4
The Cranbrook Herald announces subscription price five dollars yearly and invites regional readers. It stresses independent policy, urges local advertising at one dollar per inch, and 15 cents per line for non advertisers while promising high quality job work and affordable pricing.
A letter from J. P. Westman urges Cranbrook to grow through belief in the city, wise advertising, education expansion including a high school, and a high moral tone. The piece emphasizes climate, timber, soil, and agricultural potential, plus the need for active newspapers in promoting Sabbath observance and local laws.
In New York the jury found Jarry K. Thaw not guilty after a long deliberation. Evelyn Thaw sat vigil in court as crowds awaited the verdict that would decide the fate of the wealthy defendant.
A roundup of Cranbrook news covers Moyie visitors and Miss McDonald’s extended stay, C. C. Stores discounts, hospital reports on patients and staff, real estate chatter in Lethbridge, and local social events. Also notes on births, deaths, and community notices.
London Ontario’s Wmn Wilson, creator of the Wilson Fruit Case, praises Zam-Buk for treating two poisoned wounds on his leg and a misty cut. He touts it as a highly effective herbal remedy for blood poisoning, cuts, burns, eczema, boils, and skin diseases sold nationwide for fifty cents a box by Zam-Buk Co. of Toronto.
The creditors of the Pay Roll Gold Mining and Milling Company Limited are asked to send names and addresses and details of debts by May 101. The Official Liquidator John Leask of Cranbrook will receive claims and may require proof of debt at Cranbrook Chambers before Judge Wilson. A hearing and adjudication are set for May 10 at Cranbrook.
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