Vic Herald of South East Kootenay Advertises Value
The Oran Brook Herald proclaims its worth ten dollars yearly with two dollar cost for readers outside the district. It pledges independent, timely news and strict publisher control. Advertising rates are one dollar per inch per month, with reading matter priced per line for non-advertisers.
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Vic Herald
South
Mast Kootenay
Mons
South East Kootenay
Herald
Pie Herald
John
Cranbrook
Cranbrook Herald circulation and town notes 1908
Circulation for five months totals 31 589 averaging 6 317 per month as pressman records. Editorial urges support for a new ten room school and municipal economy with education funding. Discusses politics in Canada and British flags, praising Cranbrook council and Mayor's work.
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The
Herald
Cranbrook
Herald Promises Honest Ad Investigations for Advertisers
The Herald states it offers value for money with a dollar in return for a dollar. advertisers gain clear understanding of what they receive and the paper pledges openness to investigations at any time. It emphasizes thorough advertising scrutiny and consumer transparency.
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Vancouver
Cranbrook Herald
Dominion
Kootenay
Sunset
Herald
Yale-Cariboo
Wiese
London Times taps Canadian news staff in Ottawa shift
Lont Northcliffe announced plans to open a Times office in Ottawa with a regular Canadian staff to provide news for Britain. He plans to visit Canada next year, venturing to the west to learn the Dominion, amid Liberal complaints of biased Ottawa dispatches. Victoria legislative session to begin January 21 despite prime-election clash.
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Montreal
Lont Northcliffe
Newfoundland
London Times
Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
Times
England
Theatre firms in British Columbia seek buyers for Surrey Gardens Estate
A terse notice from Crown Building Vancouver invites bids or inquiries about Surrey Gardens Estate in Surrey for theatre companies. It mentions a developing electric railway and unsettled land sits near Chilliwack, with plans tied to Vancouver activity.
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Cranbrook
Surrey Gardens Estate
Vancouver
Chilliwack
Crown Building
B. C
Death by Own Action at Movie River Incident
A death occurred at Movie River involving a self-inflicted action on site. Royal Col Liaries Spur is referenced in relation to the event.
The Girl From Chili Sparks Local Backlash
A reader-voiced critique derides The Girl From Chili as a false warm up and calls the show an outrage to the public, urging readers to reject such productions. Also notes local suicide by Jack McNeil, a respected prospector, and updates on ongoing railway gang work by CPR near Lethbridge, with forty five men at Dee Road.
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Chili
Herald
Jack McNeil
Moyie River
McNeil
Lethbridge
Dee
Roadnes Olsen
Wildey Odd Fellows Elect at Regular Meeting
At the Wildey Odd Fellows regular meeting officers were elected: C. J. White Noble Grand Louis Collin Vice Grand F. J. Smyth Secretary N. W. Burdett Treasurer. The Canadian Pacific Railway to run extra tourist car service from Kootenay Landing to Toronto on December 1 8 16 and 20 with reservations through agents.
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C. J. White
Noble
Louis Collin
F. J. Smyth
N. W. Burdett
Canadian
Pacific Railway Company
Kootenay Lanting
Toronto
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the Thunderer
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China
Movie River
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Moyie Odd Fellows Elect
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Yuletide
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