Cranbrook Herald advertising and subscription notice
The Cranbrook I Herald outlines its pricing for advertising and job work. Subscription cost is ten dollars yearly, two dollars for readers outside the district. Rates include one inch ads at one dollar, reading matter ten to sixteen cents per line, and business locals five cents per line. The paper stresses independence and urges local advertising to support quality printing.
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Herald
South East Kootenay
South Mast Kootenay
Qualiy
Price
John
Cranbrook
The
Publicity Drives Western Canada Growth and Immigration
The piece argues publicity by the Dominion immigration department under Clifford Sifton spurred Western Canada’s rise. It envisions rapid settlement across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia, with new towns and booming industry fueled by immigration and investment. It highlights East Kootenay and Cranbrook as key regional beneficiaries.
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Western Canada
Dominion Immigration Department
Clifford Sifton
Old World
United States
Prairie Provinces
Republic
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Kootenay
Herwich
Cranbrook
Dominion
Cranbrook Faces Choice in Growth and Publicity Drive
The town’s business leaders debate growth strategies and publicity to share in regional prosperity. Cranbrook must act now to seize opportunities seen in Edmonton Moose Jaw and Nelson, with public support and a building campaign shaping the future.
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Rae
Cranbrook
Hell
Oman
Calvary
Edmonton
Moose Saw
Nelson
Lethibridge
Eily Couney
Cranbrook Board of Tratestout
British Columbia
Chandrad
Premier McBride Praises British Columbia Newspapers
In a speech to the throne, Premier McBride commends the province's newspapers for their active advertising of natural resources and expresses gratitude for the press's supportive attitude. Members of the house applaud his compliment.
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McBride
Oo Hutb
Hastei
Tam
Cranbrook Gala Banquet Showcases Local Arts and Leaders
Cranbrook hosts a visitors banquet with Archie McKenzie of Rossland and Beattie presiding. Speakers praise civic spirit and the Associated Boards while entertainers Black Sis and McSweyn perform. James Bates impresses with two dramatic readings and a lively crowd.
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Archie McKenzie
Rossland
Tim Boys
Alm. Black
J. Sis
D. J. McSweyn
Editorial notes urge Cranbrook growth and suffrage support
The Cranbrook editorial urges passage of woman suffrage, praises Associated Boards of Trade resolutions, and endorses Cranbrook’s prosperity and development. It lauds The Lethbridge Herald for its editing and printing strength and encourages local farmers to back summer exhibits, while defending the paper against accusations of self interest in prosperity for Cranbrook and the Kootenay region.
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Associated Boards of Trade
Herald
Cranbrook
Kootenay
Fragmentary 19th century dialogue on truth and birth
A garbled scene presents a South Carolinian named Tillman discussing a child’s truthfulness and a mother’s anxiety. The text references a birth date, staged humor, and a dramatic exchange about honesty and consequences without clear context or complete sentences.
Japanese Delegate Advocates Plain Treaty Bond
A Japanese representative at the peace conference urged a simple bond as sufficient for a treaty while newspaper men debated. A dissenting view recounted a grim African tale of a trunkless elephant carcass found by a traveler, provoking sharp sarcasm from another observer.
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Japan
Olin Ti
M Tin
Building boom grips Cranbrook this spring
Seven Years Ago in Cranbrook reports a surge of development with many new homes and business houses planned as the city, led by land revenue officer Kery and local builders, charts a rapid spring building boom. Several residents relocate or expand, while infrastructure and ore transport improve the town’s prospects.
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Cranbrook
Tomes
Bis
Miny
Wits
Municipal Advertising Discussed by W T Robson
Calgary Trade Gazette surveys expert views on municipal advertising with W T Robson of the Canadian Pacific Advertising Department. He argues municipalities should advertise to stay alive and notes advertising benefits for public profiles and growth.
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W.T. Robson
Canadian Pacific Railway
Robson
Cumida
New York
Canada
Advertising the town as a shared civic effort and its benefits
A veteran advocate urges municipalities to unite merchants residents and printers under a Towns and Tourism Association to fund systematic advertising. He cites Uts Texas and Toronto examples, stressing consistent plans over spasmodic efforts and warns against belittling one’s own town.
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Bown of Vrade
Toronto
New York
S. Keith Evans
Uts
Dellis
Texas
Plantioat
Canada
Paris Trees For 50 Thousand Annual Plantings
Paris uses about 50 000 Christina trees each year with over 10 000 purchased by foreigners living in the city.
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Paris
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