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Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Feb 12, 1914

Page

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City Hall Meeting Debates Milk Regulation Tuberculosis Notes

City council met at City Hall with Mayor Simon Taylor and Aldermen Horie Genest Leask Campbell and Hickembotham. Dr. J W Rutledge urged bylaw to regulate sale and inspection of milk due to bovine tuberculosis risk. Dairy bylaw to require semiannual tuberculin tests and monthly dairy inspections, with sealed bottles. Grants discussed for Cranbrook Agricultural Association and city band funds. Bills and salaries approved.

Simon Taylor J. M. Roberts Horie Genest, Leask Campbell and J. W. Rutledge Rutledge Cranbrook Agricultural Association T. B. O'Connell O'Connell A H. Webb Beattie Murphy Co., Ltd B. C. Gazette Cranbrook Foundry City Transfer & Warehouse Co Cranbrook Sash and Door Co Canadian Equipment and Supply Co Cranbrook Drug and Book Co Cranbrook Electric Light Co Cranbrook Garage Co Roberts T. M St. Eugene Hospital Ward & Harris Johnson W. F School Board

Local Curling Club Bonspiel Opens Feb 18

The Curling Club announces a local bonspiel starting Wednesday February 18 weather permitting. Two cups, the Gault and the Corby, plus additional events and many prizes will be awarded. Entry fee is 2 dollars per rink or 50 cents for members, with emphasis on fair rinks and new entrants.

Fernie

City Council Sets 1914 Taxes and Infrastructure Plans

The council approves bylaw 134 and adopts year estimates including fire police and water costs. Aldermen Genest Campbell Hickenbotham arrange chimneys fountains and a public toilet. interview CPR Harshaw on fire protection. a special session set for next Saturday at 3 PM.

Campbell Hickenbotham Campbell and Genest Harshaw Reards

Attractive Cranbrook Matinee by King Edward School Pupils

A Saturday matinee at 2 40 pm in Cranbrook Auditorium features King Edward School pupils and Miss Runisiv dancers. The program includes action songs national dances court dances and a musical fairy play with local ladies and gentlemen in Rococo costumes. The event aims to encourage future pupil teacher performances and boost local juvenile talent.

Cranbrook Theatre King Edward School Runisiv Diinbrook Cranbrook

Overseas Club Cranbrook Branch Social At Maple Hall

The Cranbrook branch of the Overseas Club held a successful social on the 5th in Maple Hall. An entertainment program by Mr and Mrs H Seaman included whist, recitations, readings, songs and piano solos. The next meeting moves to the second and fourth Tuesdays with a dance on the 24th.

Cranbrook Overseas Club Maple Hall H. Seaman C. Betts J. Whittaker L. van Staveren R. D. Cameron Barney O'Leen The Leeches Willie Leaman Tommy Stout J. Lower H. Leaman Four Jolly Blacksmiths

Town Topics and Local Notices from the City

Community items list visitors and business matters including J McTavish from Bull River, Ira Manning ads, Rev W K Thomson in Spokane, local contractors and store openings. Notices cover births, accidents, funerals, social events, sales on remnants, and a brass band fundraising concert led by Prof Maughan with Fort Steele Band Hall details.

Maughan Star Theatre Orchestra Fort Steele States Canada

Tom Marks to appear at Cranbrook Auditorium Theatre

Tom Marks announced to perform six nights at Cranbrook Auditorium Theatre starting Monday February 16. The Golden Rule a pastoral comedy opens the run with lively scenes and strong humor. Supporting cast strong. prices varied. tickets at Beattie Murphy's Drug Store.

Tom Marks Cranbrook Auditorium Theatre Kings of Beattie Murphy’s Drug Store

Call at the old C8 corner February 14th

Lloyd Crowe reported a call at the old C8 corner on Saturday afternoon in mid February. The brief item notes a location and a named individual but provides limited detail.

Old.c Lloyd Crowe

Cranbrook Boys Rally For 8 4 Hockey Win Over Blairmore

Cranbrook defeated Blairmore 8 4 in fast local hockey, avenging a prior loss and highlighting Cranbrook four strong teams this season. Blairmore played with speed and a return match is hoped before season end as Fernie also posted a 6 5 win over Arenprink after a six man lineup and a long West Kootenay trip.

Cranbrook Boys Blairmore Blairmore Boys Cranbrook Blair Fernie West Kootenians Rossland Arenprink J. Dunlop B. Wallace Turiff Roges Dunlop Bathkie Crowe Sims Connolly Chatford McIlwaine McIntosh H. J. Scott

Lucca Wins Twenty Round Rossland Bout Over Maxwell

In Rossland British Columbia Charlie Lucca defeats Young Maxwell in a fast paced twenty round highlight. Referee Frank Boyd weighed in with a decision that pleased the crowd as Lucca dominated after round sixteen and Maxwell faded late in the title bout.

Rossland B.C Charlie Lucca

Dominion Parcels Post Goes Into Effect

The Parcels Post for the Dominion of Canada began February 10 with rapid local adoption. Heavy parcels over six pounds not accepted until after April 30 to allow system setup. Packages must be inspectable and marked fragile or perishable as appropriate.

Dominion of Canada Henderson Postoffice Department British Columbia Alberta Sankatchewan Manitoba Ontario Quebec Maritime Provinces

A Day of Missionary Meetings by The Laymen Movement

The Cranbrook Conferences of The Laymen's Missionary Movement invite every local reader to engage in the Christian church expansion. The piece notes how laymen, women and youth formed organized groups, boosting missions, and recounts the Ontario church’s growth in giving since the movement began. Conferences on the 27th inst.

Cranbrook Arabia Africa India China Europe Asia Minor Throne of Grace Amd Christiendom Christian Church Ontario Country Church West

Canada Cement Company to Close Four Plants in 1914

The Canada Cement Company announces plant closures at Marlbank Marlbank Ont Lakefield Ont Shallow Lake Ont and Calgary Alta due to dull business through the balance of 1914. The action will continue until further notice, affecting operations in four locations.

Canada Cement Company Marlbank Ont Lakefield Shallow Lake Land Calgary Alta

February meeting of the School Board chaired by H White

The February school board session at city hall approved minutes, discussed A H Webb certificates, F G Dexter salary limits, and leniency with inclement weather. It directed replies to principal Cranston, arranged mid day janitor presence, warned police about minors in pool rooms, and paid annual BC Trustees Association dues. Committees were named for Building, Finance, and Supplies. Insurance was set at 75 percent of value for key buildings. Accounts totaling several hundred dollars for salaries and services were approved for payment.

H. White Roberts Wilson, Fink, Quain and Laurie A. H. Webb Fink and Wilson F. G. Dexter White Mr. Dexter Cranston Quain Laugie Police Commission B. C. School Trustees Association Laurie and Fink Wilson and Quain Fink and Laurie Manua Cranbrook Steam Laundry A. R. C. Carr J Cholditeb CS. Parker Cranbrook Drug & Book Co Nalsall & Co Herald Publishing Co KF. Johnson JD. McBride IH. McPhee F. Parks & Co W. J. Selby Cranbrook Electric Light Co Kootenay Telephone Lines, Ltd

Magistrates decision reversed in liquor case appeal

Don Lui of Ching was fined 159 dollars and sentenced to three months for supplying liquor to Pete a Mission Indian. The County Court allowed the appeal, remitted the fine and set aside the prison sentence, criticizing magistrates for securing evidence and presiding. A B Macdonald represented the appellant and T T McCrewry the constable and prosecutor.

Don Lui Pete Judg Thompson Thompson

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