Local items and notices from Cranbrook Herald
City notices include rentals, job wants and shortages. People travel, marry, or return from trips and expect election news. A hotel purchase in Creston and real estate moves foreground shared readings and local business. Cold snap impacts banana crops as a weather note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mead
Sam Miller
Creston
E. M. Sandilands
Sandon
Calgary
Sandilandy
Cranbrook
Officers Installed in Cranbrook Lodge No. 967 Fraternal
The article lists newly installed officers for Cranbrook Lodge No. 967 including W. Ullagies as Master, Lael as Senior Warden, W. Ureen as Worthy Counselor, Killings as Secretary, Ulapp as Treasurer, Litty as Conductor, Small as Inner Guard, Downs as Grand Messenger, and other named roles. It also features a reflective aside about posture and resolve and a humorous line about characters smiling at morning misfortunes.
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Cranbrook Arie
Frater- Dal Usner
U. It
W.l
Cas
Suith
W.P
B. Vaupeeur
W.V.P
W. Ureen
W.C, M
V. Killings
L. Ulapp
B. Litty
W. Small
G. U. Downs
MacDonald Presents Facts on Land Deals and Education Policy
The article recounts criticisms of land sales involving Kaien Island and G T P interests, alleging secret orders in council and ministerial secrecy. It also compares Liberal and Conservative stances on public education funding and the education act, noting opposition critiques and the policy implications for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBride
Karen Island
Kaien Island
Columbia & Western
Andersons
Larsens
Montreal
Anderson
R. F. Green
McBride policy attacked over taxes and education cuts
A BC political speech denounced McBride's tax hikes and educación cuts while praising opposition efforts on timber, forest protection, and better terms from Ottawa. Macdonald urged industrial peace, eight hour work for smelter workers, a separate labor and immigration department, and land surveys for settlers ahead of February 2 voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litte Weller
McBride
Ihe
Ottawa
Mr. Macdonald
Macdonald
Department of Labor and Immigration
B.C
Dominion Lands Open for Homesteads in Hallway Belt BC
Prospective homesteaders in Dominica Lands BC may claim up to one quarter section of 100 acres. Entry must be made at the local food office with six months residence or equivalent proof over three years. Coal lands priced at 10 to 20 dollars per acre. royalty ten cents per ton. W. W. Cory, Deputy Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominica
Hallway Belt
British Columbia
Dominion Lands
Ottawa
Canada Post Sealed Tenders For Cranbrook Golden Service
Sealed tenders addressed to the Postmaster General will be received at Ottawa until noon on February 8 1907 for a four year contract to convey His veer nails once weekly each way between Cranbrook and Golden starting April 1. Tender forms and conditions available at Cranbrook Golden and intermediate post offices and at the Post Office Inspector Calgary Alberta December 28 1906 A W Cairns Post Office Inspector.
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Ottawa
Cranbrook
Golden
Post Office
Calgary
Alto
A. W. Cairns
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