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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 03, 1921
Page
2
The piece argues oil dominates northern regions, potentially destabilizing governments. It notes a spring rush to Fort Norman, urges nationalization of oil lands and a state pipeline, and mentions the federal government studying steps, with RCMP enforcing order and a territorial governor likely soon.
A Canadian analysis argues unemployment stems from winter disruption and urges shifting work to winter months through government projects and year round industry. It stresses provincial action now to avoid cyclical crises, noting outdoor work halves yearly and summer inactivity harms both individuals and the state.
An editorial reflects on Admiral Sims denouncing Sinn Fein propaganda in the United States and praising British policy. It discusses Ireland’s future under Britain, wartime finance, and how public ownership differs from private control, citing figures on British expenditures and loans.
Commentary urges Canada's postwar financial issues be compared with other nations. It argues Canada should study international responses and contrasts Britain’s situation with broader global trends. The piece frames postwar fiscal strains as solvable through outward-looking policies.
When the French sought allies among northern Indian war tribes in the pioneer era they learned that one principal method was maintaining alliances through strategic diplomacy and friendship, shaping frontier dynamics and military potential across colonial North America.
T J Gill, an engineer, recovers from illness as Fred Frith arrives to discuss lumber for a new Moyie hotel. M A Beale visits with one eye bound in splints, touting Moyie’s hockey prospects. Sydney Colton named captain, E Peltier president, J H Small vice president, Cecil Priest secretary treasurer. Queen Victoria’s death announced in Cranbrook, prompting business closures.
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