The Herald subscription drive and advertising terms
A promotional notice for The Herald urging local readers to subscribe at ten dollars a year with eight dollars for school districts. It asserts editorial independence from cliques and parties and pledges credit to the community. Advertising rates are listed as one dollar per inch per month with per line charges for tearing and regular advertisers.
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Ue Herald
South Rant Kootensy
Guth Mast Kodlelky
Herald
Vibe Herald
Qualiy
John Rouse
Cranbrook
Five Month Circulation Figures For Herald 1868
A public notice by Trambrook Jobe Hutekigos records the Herald's five month average circulation as 6 317 copies per month in 1868. It breaks down monthly totals from July to August and notes a material increase in October due to widespread district distribution.
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J. Simpson
Chacager
Feubtook Herald
Herald
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Distriet
Cranbrook
Vernon ratepayers weigh loss of public utilities
The Vernon area debates surrender of public utilities to private corporations. Editorials urge keeping crown control, citing benefits for the Cranbrook district and British Columbia while noting potential provincial political shifts and growing Western Canada rail development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Bruce
Vancouver
Revelstake
Taylor
Advertising copy deadline set for Wednesday morning 10 a.m.
The notice says all advertisement copy must be ready by Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. for insertion in the current week's edition. It emphasizes a firm time to ensure inclusion and placement.
Borden Wins Conservative Leadership Support at Ottawa Caucus
The Conservatives held a rapid Ottawa caucus and all members declared loyalty to Mr. Borden. He will continue in the leadership as supporters rose to back him one after another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Borden
Mr. Borden
Fire safety lesson and home remedy prep from old guide
A historical column outlines in case of fire actions and improvised extinguishing hints. It advises a salt and nitrate of ammonia solution for in home coating and bottle grenades, plus smoke safety steps and escape tips. It also mentions inspection of private extinguishers by Mayor Fink and a puzzling town sighting of a white tailed doe near Cranbrook.
Young Men's Dance a Complete Success at Cranbrook Night
The Young Men's Social club held a Friday evening dance with about forty couples in attendance. The Cranbrook orchestra provided the music and all attendees reported a splendid time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Orchestra
Ice Harvest Hauls Bring Striking Windfall to City
Workers Worten and Clapp haul load after load of what is said to be the finest harvest of ice ever seen in the city. The water works dam frames the scene as crews move toward a lucrative raise for the operation.
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Crapbrook
Prevent Council
Cranbrook
Messrs
Tranthorothwaite
McInness
Parker
Iearora
Canada
United States
South Sea Islands
Sades
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