War clouds over China and global powers overshadow a peaceful era
The piece laments a looming Japan Russia conflict tied to China, warning that England France Germany and the United States will be drawn in before any peace treaty. It condemns greed-driven carnage and notes economic tensions between Anglo and Chinese markets, urging cautious progress in Cranbrook and surrounding areas.
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Independent Canadian Daily Needed To End Partisan Bias
A critique of Canadian newspapers as partisan and biased argues for a truly independent daily press. The writer contends such a paper would educate, report unbiased news, praise merit, condemn political wrongs, and influence election integrity and honest governance.
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Editorial notes on health power politics and press
Editorial notes comment on J D Rockefellaw health prospects and use of influence to reshape industry. Opinions mix about party fate and leadership with Sir Tibbert Puy pers as a prudent step. Mentions Winnipeg Free Press photo of Goal Bury and libel concerns and criticisms of imperial bias in Canadian press.
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Bury
May Leonard
Shah of Persia
Dan Minit
George Geary
Carry Bently
Pree Press
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British Columbia Legislature Prorogued After Supply Vote
The British Columbia legislature prorogued last evening after the supply vote. Business ceased promptly with no railway bills passed and no legislation promised to change the station of mines.
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British Columbia
King Moves To Enforce Sanitary Rules In Lumber Camps
Dr King, a district member, moved to amend bill No instituting health provisions. He urged health officers to annually visit lumber camps in April or May to inspect sanitation and water supplies, across logging, lumber, mill, snowmill, and mining camps in the district.
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Panid
Silk shipment routed to Weehawken after Revelstoke customs shift
The largest silk cargo, worth about 1 120 000 dollars, moved in two sections via Revelstoke to the silk factory at Weehawken New Jersey. With Nakusp port entry discontinued, Revelstoke now handles the clearances increasing duties for officer B R Atkins. Cranbrook Labor Union raised funds for C L Trotter to aid his hospital treatment after a pole car accident, funds to be redirected or returned to subscribers as needed.
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War News From the East and Japan Russia Focus
The Terald readers are told war coverage shifts to Manchuria with emphasis on Japan and Russia. A premium offer The Televi Wall Atlas is promoted for subscribers and Winniper Pelegram is introduced to follow the war situation.
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Russia
Manchvia
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Railway Notes Highlight Staffing and Line Plans
The column lists railway personnel changes from Creston to Cranbrook and notes upcoming construction on the Crow line from Yalik to Spokane. It mentions shifts at General Roadmasters, yard crews, and agents, plus plans to extend the Crow Nest line to Minearelod in spring.
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What Happened to Jones at Cranbrook Saturday Show
The Cranbrook crowd enjoyed a wholesome humorous stage piece featuring strong cast led by Walker and Cranston. The program drew a well behaved audience as the engineers and producers promise first class attractions in this circuit.
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Cranbrook
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Merchants and Advertising Effectiveness Analyzed
The piece argues that advertising only pays when used intelligently and honestly. It compares idle horses to wasted ads, noting many merchants deny advertising’s necessity yet overlook proper messaging and placement to drive sales. It emphasizes the proven power of well crafted campaigns in busy stores.
Notices of coal and petroleum prospect licenses
Notices state that within thirty days an application will be made to the commissioner for a license to prospect for coal and petroleum on multiple tracts. Descriptions include bounds, acreages around 610 to 640 acres, and named locations in relation to rivers, boundaries, and posts with dated postings in January.
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Georg Hire
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Land Survey Notice of Large Timber Tract Boundaries
A historical notice describes multiple land parcels with Beating and Cameron as agents. It lists starting points at Green and Cameron posts, describes boundary chains and directions, and specifies tracts of 610 and 640 acres dated January 4, 104. The description includes corners, adjoining tracts, and survey terms typical of early American land grants.
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Avatar
Wimnes Cameron
Wortman Teat
Noble
Chads
Allor
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Prospecting lands for coal and petroleum in South Rust hourenay
Notice declares a thirty day delay before applying to the chief commissioner of Tends and works for a Heonee to prospect for coal and petroleum on fallow lands described by multiple corner posts and bounds. It lists parcels, owners, and dates from 1904 including Chappes location and Green locator references.
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Timber and mineral prospect notice in Koolonay area
Legal notice announces an application to prospect for timber and petroleum near Kiskinenna creek in South East Koolonay. It describes a 10 acre parcel and a 6-40 acre holding with bearings and lines, dated January and signed by a land locator, seeking authorization from the chief commissioner of Tans and Works.
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George Hiller
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