Circulation Statement for Cranbrook Herald 1908
F. E. Simpson, manager, certifies the Cranbrook Herald circulated 71,079 copies in 1908 with monthly totals listed and an average monthly circulation of 5923.3 and an average weekly circulation of 1866.47. Notarized February 10, 1909, Cranbrook B C by John Hutchison, Notary Public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Simpson
Cranbrook Herald
Herald
Cranbrook
B.C
John Hutchison
County of
Kootenay
British Columbia
Booster message urges growth and fire protection for Cranbrook
The Herald advocates proactive forest protection and booster campaigns for Cranbrook, praising local growth, advertising appeal to outsiders, and the Nelson fruit fair. It calls business leaders to safeguard premises, support the fall fair, and promote Canada’s promise, noting Roosevelt’s fading press and the city’s rising buildings.
Subtle Distinction in 20th Century Clothesthe Clothes for Young Men
The Subtle Distinction embodied in 20th Century Clothes for young men draws careful dressers. This week we have just stocked the most complete assortment for discerning customers.
Cranbrook Herald Highlights Local Fruit and Timber Issues
The Cranbrook Herald notes Currants on William Hamilton’s ranch and urges resident support to boost local enterprise. It reports Alberta Press Association meeting in Edmonton with a Herald editor address on adverts and job work, and Fernie Board of Trade’s timber protection resolutions. Rev Hughes critiques Cranbrook press, while the editor defends editorial limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Press Association
Edmonton
The
Herald
Fernie Board of Trade
Rev. Hughes
Cranbrook
LOCAL NOTES AND VISITORS IN THE CITY
ADDITIONAL LOCALS Mrs P P Dingman of Edmonton Alberta is visiting friends in the city. R B Benedict returned last Monday from Kalispell Montana on business for F A Russell Co. Miss Dunn of Milwaukee daughter of Frank Dunn the dispatcher is visiting her father this week. Col S D Gordon and C B Lawrence of Kamloops have arrived from Windermere country and are registered at the Cranbrook. A meeting of the Order of Railway Telegraphers is held this afternoon at the Hotel Cranbrook club rooms presided over by Mr Robertson general chairman. Mr Watson local chairman of Hosmer and other division members along the Crow are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Dingman
Edmonton
Alta
R. B. Benedict
Kalispell
Mont
F. A. Russell & Co
Miss Dunn
Milwaukee
Wis
Frank Dunn
Col. S. D. Gordon
C. BE. Lawrence
Kamloops
Windermere
Cranbrook
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Robertson
Watson
Hosmer
Creston Items Highlight Fire Chief Sensible Actions and Local News
George Mead, a Creston hotel proprietor and noted knocker from Western Canada, borrowed the Heralds snowshoes and editor Hunts coat. Alderman Hunt kept fire readiness sharp after a Hill fire showed swift response. The Brotherhood of St Andrew plans a large Vancouver convention next month with delegates district wide. Minnie Grant of Nelson visited Cranbrook. D Alton Coleman of Winnipeg visited his wife and child in Kingsgate on their return to Winnipeg. Frank Dickinson, fire warden, praises today’s rain aiding Perry Creek fires and Moyie river blazes, easing timber fire risk. A fraudster in Wattsburg stole 300 plus from cheques for 67.40 each, exploiting lumberjack garb. police action urged. J B Henderson thanked for trout from Old Man river. Mrs W D Laidlaw to host at Baker Hill. Mrs Walter Edwards of Wetaskiwin visiting Creston. Mrs Armstrong leaves for Vancouver to join husband. A pleasant dance hosted by local bachelors at the Auditor ium with refreshments and late hours.
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George Mead
Creston Hotel
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Canada
Herald
Alderman Hunt
Hunt
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
British Columbia
Minnie Grant
Nelson
Cranbrook
D. Alton Coleman
C.P.R
Kingsgate
Winnnipeg
Coleman
Anna Grant
Frank Dickinson
Perry Creek
Startal
Hle
Moyie River
A. J. Watts
Wattsburg
Dow
J. B. Henderson
Old Man River
W. D. Laidlaw
Baker Hill
Walter Edwards
Wetaskiwin
Alta
Creston
Armstrong
Bessie Barker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herald Publishing Company, Limited
Ike
Ghonis
South East Kootenay
John
Sei
Mast Kootenay
Roosevelt
Cranbrook District 8
Fruit Ranch
Williams
D. B. Dalmage
P.O
Hill & Company
Cranbrook’s Greatest Store
Robinson Crusoe
Father Odid
Cranbrook Brick Company, Ltd
Cranbrook, B.C
Willian Hamilton
Bd Edwards
Rye Opener Fai
St William
Ont
Toronto
Sgood
Pabst Beer
A. L. McDermut Wholesale Wine
P. Woods & CO
Mens’ Boots
G. T. Roger
Shoe Shop
G. T. Rogers
the Grocer Cranbrook
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