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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
2
The Cranbrook Herald lists subscription rates at three options: yearly six months and three months with respective prices. Advertising rates include display at 26 cents per column inch and reading notices or classified ads at 10 cents per line.
Editorial cheers next Sunday as a century of peace between the United States and Great Britain is marked and urges all nations to join in future celebrations. The piece urges optimism, social uplift, and civic resolve amid wartime debates about German policy and Allied victory.
An assertive New York Times article declares the Allied nations must defeat Germany to prevent a global collapse of peace. It emphasizes Germany’s halted advance from the Marne to the Aisne and Belgian front, warning that victory would erase European security and threaten Italy.
Next Saturday afternoon the Auditorium hosts a large children’s concert by Miss Rumsey and King Edward’s pupils. Many youngsters appear new to Cranbrook audiences while others are familiar. A 2 30 o’clock curtain rises amid strong advance ticket sales with dancing slated as a highlight.
A Cranbrook editorial collage mocks local politics and a proposed federal nomination while lampooning titles like Have Confidence and the milk of human kindness. It references St Valentine, Dan Cupid, and a Volunteer club dance as warnings and wry social commentary.
With favorable mild weather the market eyes larger farmer attendance as traders note steady meat supplies. The piece recalls a winter of poor patronage and highlights early 5 pin bowling results involving the Woodbees and railroaders, including W E Stevens and E Hanna.
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