Flower Show and War Trophies Highlight Cranbrook Notes
Local Cranbrook items report a flower show on Aug 29 at the Parish Hall with proceeds to Red Cross, a War Trophies feature, and portraits of wounded Private W Whiting. Crowned by notices on new cylinder reboring at Kootenay Garage and varied local events, sales, and classes at King Edward’s School.
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War Trophies Advance and Local Notices From Cranbrook
J H Hutchcroft and Dan Mc Ginnis return from a summit. Aug 29th shows War Trophies. Prices for sugar and roofing services listed. Patriotic Dance tickets urged to support troops overseas. Local crime note: two Kimberley men jailed for theft. Private C R MacDonald wounded and hospitalized. Methodist church services draw large crowds amid wartime patriotism.
Cranbrook District Auto Club seeks tourist photos for map
Cranbrook district groups invite residents to submit photos of mountains lakes and streams for inclusion in a roadside guide. Selected images paid in cash. Also notes vast agricultural timber and mining potential and calls for local curiosity to boost Cranbrook as a hub. A irate reader tears into the paper over politics and subscriptions.
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Fur prices to rise for fall and winter trade
Furdenleva of London predicts higher fur prices for America and Great Britain next fall and winter. Fernie district fire ranger Geo E McParson reports 55 fires through July with little damage to valuable timber. The Cranbrook Herald urges draining the slough of despond and promotes advertising to sustain and create local business through its columns.
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