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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
3
An office boy’s vivid scene contrasts easy days with hard times when bosses stumble under pressure. The piece meditates on private virtue, family duties, and the lasting impact of a man’s conduct on home life, memory, and eternal worth.
A sentimental reflection on daily acts of kindness, especially a mother’s quiet care and polite behavior at home. Emphasizes small duties, courtesy, and warmth as foundations of character and happy family life. Mentions A. McKowan of Cranbrook and a Soo-Spokane train passenger observed in the city.
Fred Rooney of the Arlington hotel in Lethiridie attended the funeral of three railroad workers killed here. Verney, who declined the trip, relented at Murgatroyds urging. Joseph Kearney of Macleod and Agnes Stapleton of Detroit, Ont married in Cranbrook.
The Macleod Gazette reports I Doberer of Macleod Board of Trade wed Miss Mabel Vaughan Locock of St Thomas Ontario. The ceremony took place at the bride's home in St Thomas with Anglican rites. Archdeacon Richardson officiated. The couple plan residence in Macleod and begin a prosperous life together.
Vancouver reports a Canadian plan to develop East Kootenay iron and coal resources into a major iron industry. Executive CG J Hill of Hillcrest mines discusses a multi million dollar development, a Lake Kootenay blast furnace, water power on Kis aid Goat rivers, and ore transport to the Canadian Pacific line with conveyors capacity three thousand tons daily.
An old classified style notice touts a music device named Dolkola with a sweet tone and portable use. It urges readers to apply to a general agent in Chiibrook for more details and profits.
F H Sherman, president of district 18 of the UMWA, will retire at year end and reside on his Taher area homestead while wintering in the mines. Peter Patterson is being approached to succeed him. A Lindbrgk union forms at the new local mine and Patterson leaves Lethbridge to organize. Soo-Spokane conductors are moved to Medicine Hat, with runs now Kingsgate Dunmore and Dunmore Moose Jaw, causing illness and likely reversal.
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