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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 05, 1923
Page
2
The Cranbrook Herald lists its publication details including staff names I A Williams R Potter and billing notes for a Friday issue. The page notes Cranbrook, British Columbia and shows subscription pricing alongside republication details.
A ratepayer argues citizens cannot vote intelligently without clear policy from candidates or a record of the outgoing council. He notes many cities hold annual pre nomination meetings after year end, presenting finances and candidate platforms to the public.
The text argues that political battles often reduce a man's capabilities to his affiliations and suggests many voters cast ballots without understanding a candidate's positions, harming the city’s interests.
The Herald defends publishing letters from the public as a broad, open forum. It supports nom de plume usage in some cases and argues anonymous letters deserve scrutiny, noting many thoughtful writers may be humble or unknown while others may attempt to weaponize criticism.
The Herald states it will continue to screen letters for authenticity before printing. It notes that signatures are not required for publication but all submissions will be vetted to confirm bona fides in the future.
The Ottawa Journal notes Quebec earned about 4 million in net profit from state liquor operations for the year ending April, with $15.2 million in commission transactions and beer sales valued at $15.5 million. It argues profits mask lax enforcement and moral concerns, citing 2929 1600 investigations, 169 permits annulled, and 850 underway, urging stronger controls. The Vancouver Province comments on university funding, tuition, and access for families unable to pay, noting province spending about 450 annually per student and broader questions of widening access.
Costigan K C a well known resident here. Jay Usher of the Doyle Logging Camp Fort Steele spent Christmas in the city. T S Gill, a well known engineer, spent the holiday at Morris Manitoba and may return with his family. George Leask and Vince Liddicoat left last week for Spokane where they will reside in future. R Hirtz of Morrissey was in the city on Monday last.
The G W V A held its annual meeting last week to elect officers for the coming year. President is H B Hicks, First Vice President W S Johnston, Second Vice President A Kemball. Executive Committee members are P Adams J Cardinal G J Childs W B Kay and W O Hearn. Secretary Treasurer to be filled by the executive committee at their first meeting.
Cranbrook letters page publishes a correspondent denouncing unwarranted personal attacks on alderman W. S Santo. Editor notes unsigned letters reflect opinions, not Herald endorsements, and stresses that honest timely comments will be published regardless of signed status.
A local ledger lists library fines among expenses for rent postage printing books and periodicals and notes funds raised via a flower show and women’s bazaar. The YMCA opened bowling alleys for Boy Scouts with a Saturday tournament featuring teams from churches and clubs and scores from recent games.
Mr and Mrs Binmore of Fort Steele plan to depart for Montreal soon. This week word arrived of the sudden death in Calgary of J R
The Women's Institute held its annual meeting on Tuesday January 2 1923 at the G W V A Hall. Officers for 1923 were elected including President pro tem Mrs Constantine and Vice Presidents Mrs Wolfer and Mrs Noble Lecy. A vote of thanks to retiring officers followed. Financials listed receipts from members fees grants flower show and bazaars with cookbooks sales.
The Provincial Executive sends greetings to District Commissioners Scouters Workers Scouts and Cuba wishing success prosperity and happiness in the coming year. It highlights growth in numbers and Scout Spirit noting true success lies in happiness through goodwill and service. It emphasizes loyalty brotherhood courtesy and service as guiding principles for good citizenship.
A bakery promotes its breads cakes and pantry items as wholesome and nutritious using pure ingredients “Mother used to use” and safe for children. The firm emphasizes traditional methods and child friendly treats.
R ROSS SUTHERLAND provincial commissioner calls for active assistance and public backing to train and mould youth into strong, alert, and morally upright men. He urges all locals to join in the effort and pledge cooperation for a banner year for Scouting in the province.
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