Cranbrook Agricultural Association Reorganized Elects McClure
The Cranbrook Agricultural Association held a well attended meeting electing officers for the year. N H McClure was named president, P DeVere Hunt reelected secretary treasurer, Rev W Elson Dunham and H F Hall named second and first vice presidents, with a slate of directors and an auditor elected. The group pledged active work to promote local agriculture and the forthcoming exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Agricultural Association
N. H. McClure
McClure
Cranbrook
Agricultural Association
Lethbridge
Lethbridge Agricultural Association
W. Elson Dunham
H. EF. Hall
P. DeVere Hunt
1. J. Tall
Benedict
Kink
A. Russell
T. B. O'Connell
J. R. McNabb
Ph Darling
Jos. Campbell
R. T. Brymer
Beattie
Hall
W. F. Gurd
Baker Street
Lewi Street
Garden Avenue
US Darling
I. Manning
Handsome brick block planned beside Edison theatre
Dr. H J Hall commissions a brick block on Baker street with a moving picture theatre a store and warehouse on the ground floor and fifteen second story bedrooms with baths and hot water. Architect Rossiter draws plans and tenders to be issued soon for the 116 by 10 foot frontage building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
H. J. Hall
Baker Street
Rossiter ix
Weiss
Moving Picture Theatre
Meatre
Kootenays
Substantial addition to brick buildings on Raker Street
A substantial and handsome addition stands among the numerous solid brick buildings recently erected on Raker Street, enhancing the street’s architectural profile and overall appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raker Street
Isolation Hospital Contract Awarded Near St Eugene
Calgary architect J O Gara awarded the contract for a single story isolation hospital at the St Eugene hospital grounds. DoJ Johnson won the bid at about $1000 for a concrete foundation frame building with three wards, ventilation, bathrooms, disinfecting room and detention ward, located 150 yards from the main hospital and 300 yards from the nearest building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
St. Eugene
Doj. Johnson
St. Eugene Hospital
Leap Year Dance At Cranbrook Hall
The Cranbrook bachelor girls host a Monday evening dance in the Masonic hall for their single male friends with no married guests admitted except the required chaperone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Backlor
Cranbrook
Cranbrook board of trade holds modest meeting and plans
The Cranbrook board of trade met modestly with good attendance. President Brymner reviewed a year of progress including sewerage work and new brick city development and urged attendance and public-spirited effort for upcoming projects and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Board of Trade
HK. ‘T. Brymner
Kindergarten for Granbrook Opens in Carmen's Hall
Mrs. R A Racklyeft will start a kindergarten for infants in Carmen's hall on Monday. The Froebel inspired method aims for natural, cheerful learning without pressure and invites mothers to visit and discuss the program. Inspected and praised by officials, the system emphasizes infant care as an acquired art and welcomes inquiries from interested families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A Racklyeft
Carmen's Hall
Froebel
Public School Matters Inspectors Visit Cranbrook District
Public school inspector Mac May toured Cranbrook and surrounding areas this week. He praised local teachers and noted rising salaries province wide. He welcomed Cranbrook’s planned manual training school and predicted Kimberley’s public school could reopen in early April. Galloway also seeks an assisted school, with settlers expected to meet department requirements to open and sustain it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
J. Pink
Middleton
Department of Agriculture
Messrs
Beale
Benedict
Hunt
Cranbrook
Brault
Dominion
Minister of Agriculture
East Kootenay
W. Hi. M. May
May
Mac May
Kimberley
Wheaty
Galloway
Department of Education
Mais
Patronize Home Enterprise and Local News Spars in Creston
The piece attacks the Cranbrook Board of Trade for printing their pamphlet in Toronto and defends buying from outside sources as private consumers. It cites 1911 fruit output growth, reclamation plans for flats near Creston and a hoped 1915 survey to unlock rich farming, plus a profile of writer Wynn with a BC journalism background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Toronto
Board of Trade
Creston Valley Pushed by Local Editor’s Promotion Efforts
Chester L. Wynn editor of The Creston Review spent the first of the week in Cranbrook boosting the Creston Valley. He came to Creston to consolidate The Review and The Echo and advocates the valley as a fruit growing district. Wynn says Creston Valley is under advertised yet well known and Creston apples promote the region across Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston Vailey
Creston
Vietoria
Crow Country
Bootenays
Kootenay
Wynn
Philadelphia Inquirer
Chester L. Wynn
Canada
United Kingdom miners plan national strike on February 29
Conference of 800000 coal miners in London confirms a February 29 stoppage unless owners adopt a minimum wage for all underground workers. Over 40000 Derbyshire collieries have given notices to quit and a nationwide walkout could include all miners by February 15, though some seek a negotiated solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Kingdom
Derbyshire
Also Mentioned on This Page
HH. McClure
P.de Vere Hunt
Cranbrook Sash and Door Co
Sundry
W. B. Bardgett
Victoria
B. C
Edison Theatre
Drow.er. Wall
Rossiter
D. J. Johnson
Brymner
Presidents Annual Report
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Coronation Concert Company
St. Mary's Prairie
Cranbrook Automobile Association
C.P R
Lethbridge Board of Trade
Messrs. Cook
McNab and Gurd
Department of Public Works
Boards of Trade
Othcers
oMcers
J. P. Fink
R. E B. Beattie
Durin
H. Darling
Granbrook
Public
Inspector May
Duter the Heralt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!