Cranbrook Herald speaks for South East Kootenay
The Cranbrook Herald extols its own independence and local focus while urging readers to subscribe and advertise. It notes editorial autonomy from cliques and previews pieces on immigration, notable visitors, and regional issues, including government funding and Cranbrook’s growth potential.
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Tiald
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McBride
Circulation Statement For Cranbrook W Herald 1908
Fr E Simpson manager states pressman records show seven month circulation of 6061 copies with monthly totals and average 6201. The sworn statement dated February 1 1908 at Cranbrook B C and witnessed by John Hutchison notary public.
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Washington Irving
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Cranbrook W Herald
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Damualy Sess
Cranbrook
B. C
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