The Herald Aims to Boost Cranbrook South East Kootenay
The Herald reviews its community role, urging subscriptions at ten dollars a year and advertising rates. It praises local progress, notes Cranbrook’s reception for Premier McBride, and highlights district prospects, irrigation plans, and local business ads while calling for continued support to foster growth.
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Herald
South Ust Kootenay
South Mast Kootenay
Terald
Cranbrook
South Hast Kootenay
Circulation figures for Cranbrook Herald reach 71,079
F E Simpson manager of the Cranbrook Herald sworn statement reports annual circulation of 71,079 copies for 1908. Monthly totals are listed from January to December with an average monthly circulation of 5923.3 and an average weekly of 1806.47. Notary John Hutchison witnessed the sworn affidavit in Aranbrook, B C.
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Aranbrook
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Observations on town spirit and the role of the country paper
The piece argues towns decline without business confidence and public spirit. It notes a hopeful, enterprising attitude spreads from one committed individual to others, while doubt drives people away. It praises editors for fostering healthy public sentiment and community development.
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Country Weekly
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Local items highlight repairs and arrivals in town
ADDITIONAL LOCALS notes the new water cart in service on downtown streets and Patmore Bros as up to date plumbers. Beattie s absence sees Mr. Atchison in charge. CPR waiting rooms painted and improved. Moyie and Fort Steele bring holiday plans and good times. Baker street work advances with extra crews. Several dogs roam town without tags. Mrs. McKay visits then returns to Lethbridge. J Cook of Creston discusses regional fruit prospects. P Burns Co installs a larger boiler in cold storage, brick wall modified. heating system promoted by Patmore Bros.
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P. Elliott
Minneapolis
Elliott
South East Kootelay
Spokane
Cranbrook
Aikins and
Binning
Herald
Atkins
Patmore Bros
J. H. Hynman
Telegraph Office
Heavenly Rest
Frank Dickinson
Jack Eagan
Jack McTavish
Dickinson
Mendelssohn
Baker Mountain
Bates
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
L. EB
Telford
Shunter Street
Toronto
Ontario
Apply Herald Office
The
Wentworth
Royal Hotel
the Royal
C. Smith
Wycliffe
B.C
Chicago
J. S. Dennis
C.P.R
Mr. Dennis
H. Reed
Herald Office
Leduc Produce Co
Lakeside Creamery
Leduc
Alta
Beatties
Atchison
Fort Steele
Baker Street
McKay
Lethbridge
W. J. Atchison
South East Kootenay
J. Cook
Creston
Cook
Worl
P. Burns &Co
I. Tf. Reed
St Mary's church hosts lawn social on July 15
The St Mary's church announces a lawn social on the church grounds Thursday July 15 featuring the city band and new attractions promising to be the event of the season. Full details to follow as merchants note shopper crowds on busy days.
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D. B. Dulmage
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Cranbrook’s Greatest Store
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A. L. McDermot
Rchant
Leard
Crossed& Blackwell
McClaren
GTR
Montserrat
P. Woods & CO
Armstrong Ave
G. T. Rogers
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