Fire devastates Brown Poultry Ranch near Fort Steele
A large blaze Friday destroyed Brown Poultry Ranch at Fort Steele, costing about 15000 in losses including six thousand laying hens and a 110 by 40 foot three story building. Insurance settlements are planned with Martin Bros. Calgary adjusters. Mr. Brown plans a spring rebuild with improved facilities and new day old chicks ordered for spring delivery.
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Cranbrook and District
Brown Poultry Ranch
C. F P. Brown
Fort Steele
Mr. Brown
Cranbrook
Brown
Martin Bros
Calgary
Evangelist Barton to Lead Cranbrook Campaign
Rev. H A Barton announced for a special evangelistic campaign in Cranbrook beginning February 1 with joint effort by local Baptist Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Barton, praised as a dramatic and effective speaker, has served in Canada and the U S with the Methodist Episcopal Church and now focuses on evangelism. Toronto reports note strong reception and potential for an evening program.
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H. A. Marton
Cranbrook
Robinson
Barton
Creston
T. Albert Moore
Department of Evangelism and Social Service
Herbert Arthur Barton
England
Canada
North West
U. S
Methodist Episcopal Church
Department of Social Service
Methodist Church
Basteyee
Sipon
H. A. Barton
Home Town Band Delivers Fine Music Amid Modest Support
The Home Town Band gave a strong Sunday concert at the Auditorium showcasing local talent and solid progress since reorganizing. Despite a high quality program and engaging pieces, public support waned, leaving the band near break even after voluntary offerings, with plans for another show in about three weeks.
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Coleridge Taylor
Miss. Bidder
J. K. Charlton
Theo Padberg
Patey Brothers
W. Burton
Cranbrook
First City Council to Hold Its First Meeting Thursday
The new city council plans its first statutory meeting Thursday with expected committee appointments by Mayor Roberts. He aims to consolidate committees to reduce numbers and clear preliminary business before regular monthly sessions. A Monday employee meeting in the council chamber was also called by the mayor.
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New City Coune
Roberts
Council Chamber
Fancy Dress Ice Car Carnival at Arena Rink a Big Hit
The Wednesday indoor carnival drew over three hundred in costume at the Arena rink. The Home Town Band impressed. prizes ranged from silk scarves to cuff links. Organizers thanked donors and judges as Cranbrook marks its first such event of the season. Winnipeg plans large hydropower projects.
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Herald
Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Association
W. D. Hill
W. F. Doran
Frank Parks
Cranbrook Drug & Book Co
Beattie Noble
Raworth Bros
W. H. Wilson
Fink Mercantile Co
L. P. Sullivan
Cranbrook
Miss Paterson
Scotty Emalie
Evelyn Bowley
Waterman Fountain
Harland Clark
Enid Shankland
Douglas Patterson
Gladys DeWolf
Harry Heise
Farmer
Judge Thompson
M. McCreery
N. A. Wallinger
Father and Son Banquet Planned for February Sixth Era
The article outlines a Father and Son banquet set for February sixth organized by the National Boys Work Recreation committee led by J. Kuelley. It notes plans to have Buckley present a message, efforts to observe Father and Son Week, and a brief history of the movement from Providence in 1900 to widespread proclamations by mayors across the country.
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J. Kuelley
National Boys Work
Cranbrook
Portners
Porcher and Son
Buckley
Duehley Tan
Aod
Progren
Providendt
YMC
Technion
Geo Cluty
Atlantic
Pacific
Robt J. Fowls
Cleveland
Ohio
God Lawlot
America
Annual Baptist Church Meeting Report Highlights Growth
The Baptist Church held its annual meeting last Thursday with a 6 45 supper in the basement. Rev W T Tapscott's four year tenure shows a 50 percent rise in membership and missions gifts up 100 percent while overall giving grows 150 percent. Receipts totaled 3244 17 including 1108 57 for a building fund. The church roll increased by fourteen and Sunday School enrollment rose.
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The
Baptist Church
W. T. Tapscott
Veta
Legislature Hears on Speaker Absence and Committee Work
The article notes members’ value beyond speeches, stressing committee work and subject mastery. It covers opening ceremonies led by Lieut. Governor W. C. Nichol, the election of J. Buckham as speaker, and mentions the Eight Hour Act board of adjustment with appointees McNiven, Pateron, Wester, and H. G. Perry as deputy speaker.
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W. C. Nichol
Ber
Columblo
J. Buckham
Mir
Ming
Howe
Board of Adjustment
J. D.mcniven
Minster of Labor
P.M. Pateron
Vancouver
By. Wester
Smithers
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
H. G. Perry
Fort George
Spea
Motor Trip and Local Elections Highlight Diverse News
The article recounts a lengthy motor trip to Long Beach California with notes on road conditions and snow, then shifts to community reports including church finances, school attendance, and women’s circles. It also covers municipal election results with Roberts winning and alderman shifts, plus plans for Alberta Dairy Producers' Association formation.
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B.A. Moorhooe
Cheietype
Hutiday
Long Boueh
Andl
Moorthy
Seattle
Los Angeles
Ue Gi
Ae le Hee
Moayfain
Faillie
Cremor
California
Wikinge Motor 4
Worl
Motcble & Y
Scopesie
Elected Mayor for 1925 T M Roberts
For many years the city clerk was on Thursday last elected mayor for the coming year. The appointment sets Roberts to lead the city in 1925 following long service as clerk.
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Roberts
MacPherson
F. M
Pink
J. P
Cameron
J. H
Flowers
Dunlop
J. S
Genest
J. A
T. M. Roberts
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Hampton
Winnipeg
Stave Falls
House
Long Leach, Cal
T. N, Roberts
B. A. Moorhouse
Altwo
Lund
Middiap Cirjcle
Elanding
Western Canada
Teeenber Ist
M. MacPherson
Vameron
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Denlop
J. A. Sh
Beng
H. Cameron
P. H. Dezull
B. Attridge
Com
Pirk
O'Halloran
Provwiag
Arrowhead
Kimberley
Rennie
Edmonton
Alberta Dairy Producers’ Association
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