Editor Reflects on Newspaper Life and Local Critics
The editor voices a blunt view on press vanity and public memory, noting that good words about individuals are forgotten while petty criticisms linger. He recalls Cranbrook and Fernie Free Press, praising community service and warning readers about the fragile ties between editors, teachers, parents, and town pride.
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Las Ho Sineenie
Lola Houston
Nelson
Dan
Hiri mi
Houston
Herald
Fernie Free Press
Free Press
Montreal
Bernie
Murder at Jaffray Dr Gillier Faces Trial Over Magee Killing
Dr Gillier of Jaffray shot Magee during a confrontation at the Jaffray hotel. Magee died from shotgun wounds as crowds say liquor fueled the night’s violence. Constable Dow arrested Gillier at Bernie. an inquest was held today.
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Gillie
Jaflray
Amin Tained
Magee
al Ie
Bernie
Gibber
Gillier
Jman
Mrs. Gillier
Tie
Breneh
Herald
Tenn
Dow
Wardner
Jaffray
Giller
G. TL Thompson
Fernie
For Sale 100 Tons of Prairie Bus at 7 Per Ton
The undersigned offers 100 tons of No 1 upland prairie bush for sale at seven dollars per ton. Contact FO B Olds Lins Wai Dean Olds Alberta.
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B. Olds
Lins Wai
Dean
Olds
Alberta
Record sale slashes prices in Cranbrook creditor scramble
A published notice outlines a $30 000 sacrifice to satisfy creditors within 30 days. A Cranbrook liquidation lists massive discounts across men and boys clothing, shoes, suits, dress goods, and accessories, run by Mr. Black with Irish involvement, promising near half price and below cost on dozens of items.
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Cranbrook
New York
Broadway
Mr. Black
Move On With One John Dollar Promotion
An ad proclaims a deal where customers pay one John Dollar and receive two John Dollars worth of value. It stresses no credit sales and repeats the phrase the John Dollar must be captured. The offer emphasizes cash transactions only.
Cranbrook Store Worker Injured On Moyie Claim
C M Edwards of Hill and Co suffered a severe scalp wound and two broken ribs when a dead ram near his work on a Moyie river placer claim fell. Forsyth summoned aid, Edwards was taken to St Eugene hospital and will stay in a room for at least a fortnight. Also reported, James Ryan married Anna Northrop at St John New Brunswick and touring Boston Chicago San Francisco Pomona California. The Herald extends congratulations and welcomes the couple back to Cranbrook.
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Larwest
Hast Kootenay
Lebel
Pineher
Lebol
Pinecher Station
Taylor
Kootenays
Alberta
McDermot & Bowness
Cranbrook
C. M. Edwards
Moyie
William Forsyth
Rammack
Mr. Edwards
Forsyth
Dr. Green
St. Eugene Hospital
The
Herald
James Ryan
St. John
N. B
Anna Northrop
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
Pomona
California
Ryan
the Herald
Galliher to Speak at Liberal Rooms Cranbrook
Cranbrook liberals plan a regular meeting at the Odd Fellows rooms tonight with M. P. W. A. Galliher as guest to review his parliamentary work. Other speakers will present brief addresses and an invitation is extended to all residents. A dental notice from F. E. King states return from the eagle and readiness to attend to dentistry at his office over R. E. Beattie’s store.
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Cranbrook and
Odd Fellows Lock
W. A. Galliher
M. P
the Eagle
R. E. Beattie
Position Wanted by a First Class Engineer
First class engineer seeks position. Holds best of papers and can provide references. Apply by letter to Engineer care of Herald office.
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Imperial Bank OF Canada Capital
Toronto
Ontario
T.R. Merritt
D. R. Wilkie
Herald
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