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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 26, 1907
Page
3
The Cranbrook Herald reflects on 1908 prospects for Cranbrook and East Kootenay, urging readers to boost local business, celebrate Christmas, and support the paper. It notes rising circulation, ad value, and calls for timely payments to reduce debts, with New Year resolutions to advance prosperity.
A notice indicates the pressroom and subscription list are open to investigation by advertisers at any time. The wording suggests scrutiny or review, with emphasis on access for promotional purposes and potential changes in handling of the list. No names or dates are provided.
I F E Simpson manager of the Cranbrook Herald states the pressman’s books indicate a five month circulation average of 21.4 copies. Sworn this 5th day of December in Cranbrook B C.
The Cranbrook Herald reflects on ten years of East Kootenay progress, praising community spirit and hopeful for 1908. It recalls past joys and sorrows, credits Hope as the guiding force, and notes plans as the new year approaches. Next Wednesday will be
The Rossland Minor notes fruit grown at 3500 feet drew attention in London, signaling strong prospects for the Cranbrook district fruit industry which sits at least 500 feet lower.
A letter to Ot S C Braser from Martin Burrell describes a Rosshand fruit exhibit, claiming it was grown at Rosshand near the Le Roi mine at about 400 feet above sea level. The note notes the fruit was in good condition after being untied for display and includes a card asserting origin and elevation.
A Cranbrook era item notes sixteen page edition titled Thurstay last with big spreads and teases. The OM Man boosts town pride while Jennie Free Press lauds the best town in the province. The Cranbrook Herald prints a feature filled issue with columns and ads praised by Boundary Creek Times.
At the earnest request of many old customers we extend the time for payment of accounts still outstanding to December 25. Accounts not adjusted by that date will be placed in the hands of our solicitor for costs. An office is with Messrs Arnold & Roberts where receipts for monies paid will be given. Reid & Co.
The Cranbrook Herald released a sixteen page holiday number to wide praise. Advertisers patronized the edition, with ample spending from prosperous readers in the interior, and the paper kept its strong reputation for quality.
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