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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
4
An old time ad touts Cascarets as a pleasant cathartic laxative that handles headache biliousness colds indigestion and sour stomach. One tonight promises complete bowel emptying by morning with no stomach upset unlike salts pills calomel or oil. Sold for ten cents a box and even chickens supposedly love Cascarets.
Pape's Diapepsin has proven itself the surest relief for indigestion gas and stomach distress. A few tablets give immediate relief and help the stomach correct itself so you can eat favorite foods without fear. Large case costs only a few cents at drugstores.
Land Registry notice states loss of Certificate of Title No 4020 1 for Lots 14 and 15, Lot 30, Cranbrook City, Map 954, Kootenay District. Daniel Woodward holds the title. hearing set for May 2, 1917. One calendar month from first publication to issue provisional title. contact Land Registry Office Nelson BC. Published January 6, 1922.
Lionel Edward Robin Booth of Alix Alberta rancher intends to apply for permission to buy lands described by a square from Lot 10325 Group 1 Kootenay District starting at a southwest post. The notice is dated 21st November 1921 and lists the parcel survey details.
Vice President D C Coleman of Canadian Pacific Railway Western Lines outlines cautious capital plans for west of Fort William. Key moves include a Vancouver ocean pier of eight hundred by three hundred twenty eight feet with four tracks, new coaling plants, improved water supplies, a new Moose Jaw office, and bridge standardization as traffic revives.
A political tract from Hast Kootenay denounces a Liberal machine as a hostile force bent on undermining true democracy. The writer, a Labor corps member, warns of promises and propaganda while pledging loyalty to justice and humanity and urging voters to demand honest representation.
Lieutenant Governor W. G. Nichol was among passengers on the new Canadian Pacific Coast Steamer Princess Louise. The vessel completed its maiden voyage from Victoria to Vancouver on schedule, with engines running like a watch and the ship steering to a precise timetables. Passengers inspected the new Vancouver built addition to the BC Coast Fleet, lingering in the cabins and berths longer than usual.
In Cobourg Ontario three farms report top yields with No 1 producing 600 barrels pears 800 barrels Northern Spies and 600 baskets cherries No 2 yielding 182000 pounds beef 140 tons hay and 300 barrels apples while No 3 tallies 8000 barrels apples 1000 baskets cherries and 200 barrels pears Grain production on the farms is not included in these figures.
Visitors flocked from the Windermere district to Banff for the Winter Carnival. Notables included Mesdames Albert H. MacCarthy Evelyn M. Sandilands and W Howard Cleland. Mrs Ferguson left for Calgary after visiting her sister here and plans a coast trip.
A vintage ad extols California Fig Syrup as a quick cure for constipation in children. It promises a laxative effect within hours, claims to remove toxins and restore a playful child, and urges mothers to insist on genuine California Fig Syrup with proper bottle labeling to avoid imitations.
The article details a scenic motor route from Invermere to Lake Louise and Banff, through Windermere and Golden. It highlights hotels, camps, and sightseeing like Toby Creek canyon, Horsethief glacier, Lake Louise trails, and Mount Sir Donald, noting rail connections and freight to Lake Louise.
Pioneer John R. MacNeille recounts a 1920 tour of southeastern British Columbia and Alberta. The Motor Travel piece details the Crow's Nest Pass and Banff routes with towns like Blairmore Fernie Elk River Wardner Cranbrook Isador canyon and Portland as key waypoints and highlights high peaks along the transcontinental highway.
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