The Herald of Cranbrook Editorial and Political Commentary
A long blurb extols The Herald magazine style and subscription price, then pivots to critique of Liberal and Conservative politics in British Columbia. It mentions real estate in Medicine Hat, Cranbrook’s growth, Labor Day festivities, and implied election stakes, with references to McBride Hawthornthwaite Green and the tax on Chinese workers.
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Fake Advertising Strikes Revelstoke Businesses
The Mail-Herald condemns fake advertising schemes harming local traders in Revelstoke British Columbia. It notes weekly payroll over $150 paid locally while con artists lure business away with cheap guides and church schemes, urging the board of trade to guard against such fakirs amid mention of the Cuban revolution and President Palma.
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British Columbia
Mail-Herald
Revelstoke
Fakir
Tom
Marty
Board of Trade
Revelstoke Hotel Sale and Civic Notes Across Town
A Rossland syndicate led by N Burritt buys the Hume hotel, provoking regret among traveling salesmen. Revelstoke unveils a $16,000 Y M C A building praised for its gym, baths, reading rooms, and social value. A letter from Wauchope Sask recounts a teacher punishing a pupil by ear, noting Nature has a proper place for punishment.
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Rossland
N. Burritt
Canada
Revelstoke
British Columbia
Y. M
Carnegie
St. Peter At the Wate
Wauchope, Sask
Herald
Observations by the Old Man and Lowery's Death Note
A column reflects on Lowery and his newspaper's mail-out halt, calling him vigorous yet flawed. It notes his California move, hopes for health, and financial fix, then previews a biting obituary piece about Lowery’s Claim and a critique of authority, creed, and old-world hierarchies.
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Lowery
British Columbia
Lower
California
Gabriel
Trishnan
Notice to Purchase Deserted Lands in South East Kootenay
Filed notice states on January 21 William Love will apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works in Victoria, sixty days after date, for permission to purchase lands described as lot 2504 area 160 acres, bounded by 40 chains each direction.
Timber License Notice for East Kootenay Lands
John Strong announces he will apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for special licenses to cut and carry timber on two East Kootenay parcels. Each 610 acres, described by riverbank posts and compass bounds, with actions to commence 30 days after date and proceed to the river bank, then upstream to the start. Located August 7. 21 Hu.
Notice of land purchase in Hast Wootenay near Curzon
Sixty days after date apply to the Hon. Commissioner of Lands and Works to purchase lands described as two hundred acres in Hast Wootenay on the Spokane Branch C. P. R. Starting at a corner post marked D Muirs commer stake the parcel runs north parallel to C P L R tracks sixty chains west forty chains south sixty chains east forty chains to the point of commencement. D Muir Curzon B C August 15 106 21-9.
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Wootenay
Spokane
C. P
Curzon
B.C
Little Moyie River
Muir
C. Plr
Pete's Barber Shop in Cranbrook Crowned Classic Shaves
An ad for Pete's Barber Shop opposite the post office in Cranbrook British Columbia offering old time shaves, fine haircuts, shampoo, sea foam, massage and singing as part of the tonorial art experience.
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Cranbrook
B. C
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