Herald Publishing Company advertisement rates and pledge
The Cranbrook Herald declares its independence controlled by publishers and urges subscriptions at ten dollars yearly. It promises timely news and quality job printing, with advertising rates one dollar per inch per week and 16 cents per line for heading matter. It warns against sending work to outside vendors if standards fail.
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Herald
Southast Kootenay
South East Kootenay
the Herald
John House
Cranbrook
Circulation Report for Cranbrook Herald Nine Month Totals
F and Simpson manager of the Cranbrook Herald states the pressmen records show total circulation for the last seven months at 36 760 copies. Distributions by issue are listed from February through March with monthly figures and a nine month subtotal. Notary John Hutchison swore to the statement in Cranbrook British Columbia.
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F. &. Simpson
Cranbrook Herald
The
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ARGO
SaNuary
Alto
Cranbrook
B. C
John Hutchison
County of
Kootenay
British Columbia
Observations by the Old Man on Fernie Fire Lesson
The Fernie fire shocks Cranbrook and teaches the value of compassion over quarrels. It notes how sudden disasters test human kindness and reveal latent tensions, urging reflection on how people respond when tragedy strikes. The piece frames the event as a moral reminder in everyday matters.
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Fernie
Cranbrook
Eivery
Conservative Campaign Ties Cranbrook Town In Unified Effort
The Cranbrook community unites across divisions during a Fernie refugee aid week, with members on joint committees and renewed friendship. Premier McBride defends Liberal districts, while Cranbrook meetings turn nonpartisan then shift to Conservative rallying. The Herald suggests city building debates and provincial policies influence local sentiment amid Dominion campaigns.
Saskatchewan Elections and Business Outlook in Canada
The article traces political tactics of the Tory party in Saskatchewan, noting their defeat in Saskatoon and casting doubt on their nationwide strategy. It lists numerous businesses active in the region, remarks on unemployment and rents, and cites F. M. Morse of the Grand Trunk Pacific for further information.
McBrides Broad Statement At a Big Conservative Picnic
Premier McBride spoke at a large Conservative gathering in Sviney British Columbia last weekend. He defended provincial spending as fair to all constituencies and challenged Liberal critiques about Ottawa funds and public works. He argued equal attention to needs across Conservative and Liberal districts and urged voters to assess government expenditures as a duty, not favors.
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Cranbrook
Harvey
Kine
Sviney
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Dr. King
R. Smith
Smith
Dominion
District Ledger
Richard McBride
British Columbia
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Dick McBride
O. J. Boynton
Elk Lumber ‘Company
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Frank Sherman
San Francisco
Crows Nest Piss Coal Company
McBride Fernie Visit Sparks Discontent in Vancouver Island Press
The Fernie meeting with Premier Richard McBride ended in disappointment as locals urged provincial aid for immediate needs. Critics charged the government with inaction despite large coal royalties and called for action from W. R. Ross and the riding’s leaders.
Don’t go to Prince Rupert Empire warned
The Prince Rupert townsite is not surveyed into lots yet and no property sales or price lists exist. No land company operates there and no pamphlets are available. Construction workers are hired locally, but until lots are sold no market is possible.
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Prince Rupert Empire
Prince Rupert
The Serious Problem in Fernie Relief Fund
W R Ross MP reported Fernie relief funds at about 105000 dollars not including 4000 raised for Odd Fellows and other societies. Supplies were ample but the key task was housing the homeless before cold weather. Proposals include using sixty thousand dollars to buy timber and building supplies for shelter through winter.
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Fernie
Odd Fellows
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