Death of Fort Steele resident Buck Rennie reported
An obituary notes Henry Rennie known as Buck, age 78, died of heart failure while hitching to go to Rampart with mail and passengers. A U.S. Army veteran and pensioner, he supported freight for the Army and worked for several companies in the West. He was buried November 27 at the Presbyterian Church. he was respected for honesty and kindness to children.
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Fort Steele
Henry Rennie
Buck
Rampart
Mr. Rennie
Crows Nest
A. Doyle
Syracuse
U. S. Army
West
Montana
I. G. Baker Co
H. B. Co
Macleod
U. S
Alberta Lodge No. 37
Alberta
Presbyterian Church
Lee
Cranbrook
East Kootenays
Tannhauser
Vancouver
Bright
Joseph Tannhauser
Red Cross Society
St. John's Church
Miss Hand
Victor
H. Mather
Everett Johnson
Rankins’ Camp
Court of Revision Notice For Cranbrook City Corporation
The Corporation of the City of Cranbrook issues a notice of a Court of Revision. The document outlines hearing details and the agenda for reviewing municipal resolutions and assessments.
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Corporation OF the City
Cranbrook
Public notice on Voters list revision in Cranbrook BC
The court of Revision will sit on Tuesday December 10 1918 at 10 a.m. in the Municipal building Cranbrook BC to correct and revise the voters list for the next year. Thos M Roberts MC Nov 30 1918.
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Court of Revision
Cranbrook
B.C
Thos
M. Roberts
M.C
GERMAN GOVERMENT PLOTS PUNISHMENT FOR HohenzollERNS
London reports secretary Haase says Germany and Austria share guilt for starting the war and that authorities will publish prewar foreign office methods after completing an investigation into secret funds. Fort Steele notes record men at bridge work to Dec 8 1918 and flu precautions with no cases yet.
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London
Geran
Carperor
Hugo Kaase
The
Express
Haase
Foreign Office
Fort Steele
Kerr
Corw
Dad Bales
Fred Ryckiman
Lester Booker
Nick Brewer
Geo. Hawkes
Dick Tucker
Copper Creek Tank
Rankin’s
Constable Walsh
Tom Cameron
Mayock
Winslow Haines
Wilkins
Tom Chalander
Kootenay Central
Rankin
James Lum
Athalmer
Christmas goods 10 percent cash discount offer
Moffatt's Variety Store offers a ten per cent cash discount on all Christmas goods now through Christmas.
The Future of the Livestock Industry in Canada
The article reports Minister of Agriculture T. A. Crerar saying peace changes surrounding meat exports will keep markets firm. He notes Europe’s cattle shortage and rising demand for live stock products, promising continued strong Canadian supply with stable prices for beef, bacon, and related products.
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T. A. Crerar
Canada
Mr. Crerar
Farmers urged to send stock to Canada for wartime breeding
A call to farmers and livestock men to relocate breeding stock to Canada to sustain breeding operations during wartime. Emphasizes finishing feeding stock, conserving productive females, and improving herds and flocks through careful sire selection.
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Canada
Penal Humiliation of the Kaiser Declares Abdication
Berlin reports the former German emperor William II renounces forever his rights to the Prussian crown and the German imperial crown. He releases all imperial and Prussian officials and military personnel from oath of fidelity and calls for aid to protect the German people from the dangers of aparchy famine and foreign dominion. Signed William, Amerongen, Nov. 28.
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Berlin
Prussia
German Empire
Confederate States
Germany
Amerongen
William
Canadian Workmen Are Coming Home
The minister of labor announced free transportation home for British subjects from Canada who went to Great Britain for government contracts during the war. Wives and children under 18 may accompany them at no charge. About 2,500 skilled Canadian mechanics went to England in 1915, with around 400 remaining in Great Britain. The labor department has paid separation allowances to wives of those who stayed in Canada.
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Ottawa
Navy
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Canada
Labor Department
Ministry of Labor
THE STAR SECOND HAND STORE Bargains List This Week
Bargains offered include a pianoforte priced $295, a dining room suite in quarter oak with six chairs and leaves for $110, a two manual organ at $65, and a pine Vittles set with eight pieces for $85.50. Also listed are a mind sewing machine, books, and school items from King Edward's School.
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the Star
King Edward's School
Vincl Promises Strength for Frail and Overworked
In Dukedom Tennessee Mrs H H Goodwin reports a nervous break down in a farming family and credits Vincl with restoring health and vigor. Burdett New York Mrs Loyal Palmer says Vincl built up her appetite and strength after a breakdown while running a three person household and raising chickens.
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Dukedom
Tenn
Vinci
H. H. Goodwin
Burdett, N
Loyal Palmer
Great Britain losses near one million in war toll
London reports officially that British forces suffered about 1,000,000 killed or dead in the war. Earlier figures of 658,704 excluded missing men and those who died from illness, and did not account for those lost to the foe with no trace.
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London
Great Britain
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Peps Co
Toronto
Peps
Ren
W. D. Hill
Mission Oak
Tammarae
E. Woote
Winted
Elaine
Tierald
Deitel
Fray
Beecham
Thomas Beecham
St. Helens
Lancashire
U.S. America
Shubert
Che Shubert Phipper
North America
Dominion
Herald Printing Office
Tely
Cranbrook Herald
Baker Street
Squality Printers
British Columbia
Cranbrook Drug & Took Company
Santa Claus
Dollss
Moffatt’s Variety Store
Gent's
Slocan Mercantile Co Y
M. McLeod
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