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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
2
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A provincial debate on a broad tariff revision surfaces as Parliament nears. Journal of Commerce notes the policy must be deliberate, with Western supporters pressed for reductions and promises of inquiry during recess a central point. Critics cite government spending and taxation as evidence of mismanagement.
The article notes Sir Thomas White resigns, Sir Henry Drayton pushes Victory Loan funding, and no cabinet tariff inquiry will occur before the next session. Officials seek written views to inform finance ministry, likely delaying general tariff revision and provoking public and parliamentary discontent.
Pred A. Stirkes, commissioner of the Associated Boards of Trade in Eastern British Columbia, announces Eastern British Columbia boards will meet in Trell during February. He cautions that Trail has a reputation for lavish entertaining and expects an unusually interesting gathering.
In the Cranbrook Herald extracts for 1899 George Hogarth the Elko mayor visits town W. D. HM plans to build near the Methodist church. Snow fell eight inches Tuesday night sleighing remains good. Cranbrook Lumber Co. receives logs from North Star branch. George Leask to build two houses for Obinson Mackenzie and one for J B Armstrong all for rent. John Hutchinson urged to sing new nation anthem line East Kootenay is All Right. William Doble to sail to Toronto while Dr King travels to New York for lectures. I J Smythe from Mogie Leader arrives with heavy satchel heading to bank for monthly deposit.
An advertisement extols heavy lustrous hair using Danderine to dissolve dandruff after one application. It warns dandruff robs hair of life and color, causing itching, weakened roots, and eventual hair loss, urging readers to buy Knowlton's Danderine from the drug store.
The view points to the need for a fresh start after anti Bolshevist efforts. It argues Bolshevism rules Russia by a minority with no strong internal opposition due to wartime conditions. The piece notes opposition is weak because Bolsheviks control the means of effective dissent.
The Westminster Gazette argues that postwar gambling has surged across horse racing football and the stock market. It urges national control to tap profits for revenue and prevent private pockets from taking too large a share, calling for state involvement in all betting sectors.
Cranbrook voters are summoned to the municipal office on January 12 for mayor aldermen police and license commissioners and Cranbrook school trustees elections. Nominations must be in writing to the returning officer by 8:00 p.m. with candidate details and signatures. Polls open January 15 at the Municipal Building Norbury Avenue for voting.
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