Graham Wins South Renfrew Byelection for Liberals
Henry George P. Graham secured a large majority in South Renfrew, boosting Liberal hopes and weakening the Borden government. The race drew in ministers and party workers, with Conservatives accusing Reid and Cochrane of heavy spending and outside campaigning to defeat Graham.
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Borden
Canada
South Renfrew
George P. Graham
D. Reid
Frank Cochrane
Ontario
Gratin
Brockville
Trst
Clifford Sifton
Laurier
James Whitney
Ontaro
T. W. McGarry
Graham
Grihati
Renfrew
Kiven
Ottawa
Dunlops
Pembroke
North Renfrew
Peter White
Hrockville
Tom Mackie
Gerald White
Ir. Dunlop
North
Can
Liberal Party
Liberals
Dr. Maloney
Toronto News
Cmpaign
Fernie Prevails 8-6 In Rough Cranbrook Hockey Match
Fernie defeated Cranbrook 8 to 6 on Fernie ice, tying the series at two wins each with two draws. Williams starred for Fernie with fast skating, while Burland and Dunlap led Cranbrook with key goals. the match featured rough play and a six-player effort for Cranbrook.
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Cranbrook
Fernie
Kastner
Ellis
McWha
Aad Burlann
Dunlap
Rover
Williams
Hurland
Wallace
Burland
Cranbrookers
McManus
Cses
Cadham
Lili Ganeneely
Willy Aed
MeWhaoe Oy Thrasher
Ice En-Tied Crowd Attends Event With Noted Figures
Large, enthusiastic attendance marked the gathering despite soft ice. Burland Pyewn and Gardiner were among the participants described as key figures on the right and left wings.
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Pyewn
Gardiner
Welcome Additions to Cranbrook
Mr. W. A. Nisbet of Moosomin Saskatchewan will join Harvey McCarter and Macdonald on March 1 expanding the firm to Harvey McCarter Macdonald and Nisbet. He began practice in Toronto and later established a five year practice in Moosomin serving as official administrator for the district. His wife and family will move to Cranbrook in early March.
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W. A. Nisbet
Moosomin
Saskatchewan
Harvey, McCarter
A. I. Bradley
Vancouver
Mr. Bradley
Coast City
Cranbrook
Honor for Heaton Unofficial Postmaster General Baronet
J Henniker Heaton born 1848 Rochester emigrated to Australia became journalist and co owner of the Sydney Evening News. He returned to England and was elected MP for Canterbury as a Unionist and led postal reform. He spearheaded penny postage in the empire and with the United States and secured cheaper cable rates for the dominions.
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J. Henniker Heaton
Mr. Henniker Heaton
Rochester
Australia
Sydney Evening News
England
Canterbury
Empire
United States
Dominions
Hair remedy promises to halt balding and dandruff
The advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as a standard hair remedy that stops falling hair and prevents baldness by destroying the dandruff germ. It claims broad use by top hairdressers and barbers and offers a sample with a 10 cent postage request. Also notes other local notices about lost bag and local events.
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Newbro
Herpicide Company
Dept. R
Detroit, Mich
Heattie Murphy Co., Ltd
Local notices and society items from Cranbrook paper
Town topics mention Graham aiding in customs, two cottages near curling rink, Liberal convention in Vancouver, hotel guests, Women’s Institute meeting March 5, lecture on housecleaning, cinema showings, fruit trees for sale or swap, Selkirk Preceptory visit and jewel presentation, sale on suits, Winnipeg visitors, Leap Year social, train delay, poultry association meeting, yard sale ads, Burton hotel manager change, land sale, birth announcement, cold remedy ad, local realtor note, robbery case, hatchery eggs for Dante’s Inferno feature.
Contractor McCallum to Resume Post Office Building Work
The Post office building under construction will see contractor McCallum return the first of next week and resume operations immediately. A Maple Sugar social at the Methodist church featured a varied program with solos by Gee Hougham Halsall and Fink, readings by Darling, a cornet solo by Stride, and a Yukon themed pastor’s talk. After the program, attendees enjoyed maple candy made on site with snow, sour pickles, and doughnuts in the gym.
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McCallum
Gee. Hougham
J. Halsall
Vincent Fink
Darling
Capt Stride
Great North Land
Yukon Trails
Mr. Stanley
Down East
Over Seas Club Cranbrook Branch Meets in Carmen's Hall
The Over Seas Club Cranbrook Branch meets the second and fourth Tuesdays each month in Carmen's Hall at 8 p.m. Open to British citizens with visiting members welcomed. presiding officers are N. A. Wallinger and W. C. Crebhin. It proclaims a creed pledging loyalty to the British Empire and urges unity, arms readiness, and imperial supremacy for the Empire's good government.
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Carmen's Wall
N. A. Wallinger
W. C. Crebhin
Carmen's Hall
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