Sensible Boosting of Cranbrook Board of Trade Effort
The Lethbridge Herald reprints a Cranbrook Board of Trade appeal with fourteen reasons to support it noting how unity and faith drive growth. It urges all citizens to join and push Cranbrook toward bigger metropolitan service and greater regional influence.
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Lethbridge Board of Trade
Lethbridge Herald
Cranbrook
Board of Trade
Cranbrook Board of Trade
British Columbia
Cranbrook Public Library seeks renewed city grant to widen memberships
The annual statement shows the library would struggle without city grant funding. A five dollar membership could raise fees but reduce reach, while the two dollar rate expands access. Last year's grant covered rent and salaries, about half of total costs, with modest overall outlay.
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Cranbrook Public Library
Kimberley Board of Trade Holds Annual Meeting
The Kimberley Board of Trade held its annual meeting with E. S. Shannon chairing. Officials discussed widening Wallinger Avenue crossing, creek filling for Mark Creek health needs, and spring work with the Board of Works foreman. New officers were elected: A. R. Lilly president and G. C. Saunders vice president. Tom Whittingham remains secretary.
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Kimberley Board OF Trade
E. S. Shannon
Tom Whittingham
Swanson
Wallinger Avenue
Hanington
Mark Creek
Board of Works
McGinty Trail
Brady
Sutherland
King
Associated Boards of Trade
Kimberley
Vancouver Board of Trade
Shannon
Jack Taylor
George Griffith
A. R. Lilly
G. C. Saunders
Sec.tioas
Dr. Hanington
Messrs
D. A. Sutherland
J. A. Booth
T. Summers
A. R. Swanson
J W. Brault
E. G. Montgomery
N. W. Burdett
Sanitary
Ambulance fund grows for patient transport
Twenty years ago the Cranbrook Herald notes a generous subscription drive to fund an ambulance to convey patients to hospital. The item reports a CPR wreck near Wardner where a brakeman died and engineer Killins and conductor McBurney were injured, caused by a freight train colliding with an auxiliary bringing in a wrecked engine from McGillivray. It also mentions the Corbin line from Yahk to Spokane may soon be CPR taken over.
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Native Sons of Canada
Canada
Herald
Native Sons
Kimberley
C.P.R
Wardner
Killins
McBurney
McGillivray
Corbin
Yahk
Spokane
St Marys Mining Property to Get Fuller Development
W J Scorgie engineer in charge reports three tunnels on the Hell Roaring Creek property near St Marys River show ore body potential. Assays run about 35 to 40 dollars per ton with silver lead and zinc. A road and a mill are planned in spring with an estimated fifty thousand dollars expenditure.
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Boy Scout Group
Hell Roaring Creek
St. Mary's River
Herald
W. J. Scorgie
Calgary
Scorgie
A. H. Mayland
Alberta
Kimberley
Line Forms at the Left Church Notice
A small Iowa newspaper note invites readers to study sin in new ways at the Left Church. The teaser promises a different view of sin and says attendees will find it enjoyable and interesting. The short call to participate emphasizes curiosity and personal exploration.
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H, Pooley
Victoria
Valhalla
P.G.E
Iowa
Kimberley Council Discusses Jubilee Library Plans
The Kimberley meeting covered mining recorder inquiries, Diamond Jubilee preparations, and forming a library association. A committee was named to sponsor the jubilee and arrange libraries with use of Lindsay Park hall proposed as temporary quarters. Deputy sheriff need and costs were noted, with subcommittee actions directed.
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J. W. Brault
Kimberley
Messrs. Booth
Leo. Johnson
Messrs. Montgomery
Booth
Hanington
Swanson
Montgomery
Lindsay Park
Messrs
Trevethick
Brault
Lilly
Burke
Annual Meeting of Cranbrook Merchants Adourned for Two Weeks
The Cranbrook Retail Merchants Association held a Y M C A supper meeting at 6 30 with A Hurry providing the meal. President A Bridges chaired as J F Scott reported from Vancouver noting good management and future promise. Election of new officers was postponed for two weeks.
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Cranbrook Retail Merchants’ Association
Y. M.C.A
A. Hurry
A. Bridges
J F. Scott
Scott
Vancouver
A. J. Bridges
H. Hinton
Y M C A Director to Visit City for Talks
Mr J H Crocker of Toronto National Y M C A physical director will visit next week. He will lunch with the Crémbo Club Monday night and address High School pupils Tuesday. Local Y M C A directors anticipate a valued and informative visit.
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J. H. Crocker
Toronto
National
Y.M.C.A
Crémbo Club
Crocker
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McLaren
Teu
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