Liberal Courier Debut in Cranbrook Sparks Local Commentary
The Cranbrook Herald notes the Liberal Courier launch in Cranbrook with mixed views. It praises Frank Satree and L I Sullivan as printers, questions publishers, and reflects on local ad support and a river obstruction issue affecting annual floods.
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Cranbrook
Courier
Tthick
Prank Satree
L. I. Sullivan
East Kootenay
Satree
Herald
The
Pity Cranbrook and the moral reform debate
The Creston Review argues Cranbrook’s prosperity negates pity and warns against forcing a rigid moral code. It compares moral reform to spraying a diseased orchard, urging practical, province wide solutions and noting widespread religious activity and economic vitality in Cranbrook.
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Creston Review
Cranbrook
East Kootenay
Creston
Garden of Eden
Moses
Herald
Lethbridge clean up targets gambling and vice
The Lethbridge police raid and clean up aim to purge gambling houses and houses of prostitution in a bid to end local vice. The editorial praises the effort as necessary to end the city’s Fool’s Paradise and urges continued, vigilant action to curb evils and protect the unwary.
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Lethbridge
Lethbridge Herald
Guardians of Law and Order
Fool's Paradise
Red Triangle Service Keeps Soldiers Fed in Winnipeg
Curtailed restaurant service due to a strike left thousands of returned soldiers with few eating options. The Y.M.C.A. stepped in offering a twenty five cent meal at the Red Triangle Club and at canteens in barracks city wide. The program ran at a loss but was supported by Y.M.C.A. staff who served behind the counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Y.M.C.A
Red Triangle Club
Calgary Exhibition Opens With Record Attendance and pomp
The Calgary Exhibition opened on Veterans' Day to record crowds with thousands of returning soldiers parading in battalion units. General McDonald formally opened the fair from the new concrete grandstand as Capt. Fred McCall piloted the aircraft landing on the field. Sousa's Band entertained the large audience amid a busy midway and praised livestock facilities including a new cattle pavilion backed by high stock entries.
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Calgary
McDonald
G.O.C
Fred McCall
D.F.C
M.C
Bar
Sousa
Six Loundor Women Forming Matrimonial-Free Cottages
Six Loundor bachelor girls hire an architect and builder to construct side by side cottages on a southeastern city plot. The plan creates mirrored homes facing a central communal Bark plot with private living spaces and individual furnaces. They vow to travel single, admitting others only if they share the stance, with expulsion possible if views change.
Who Is Blind A Call For Information On Blind Canadians
The Canadian National Institute for the Blind appeals to the public to name and provide addresses of blind individuals in Canada. It outlines departments handling industrial work, field outreach, home teaching, prevention of blindness, library services, after care, and training for blinded soldiers, with contact details in Toronto.
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Canada
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
King St. East
Toronto
Industrial Department
Canadian National Institute F of the Blind
Ont
Dominion of Canada
Nationat
WAS Savings Committee
Britishe Columbia
Vancouver
From Poverty to Wealth on the American Continent
The article discusses men who rose from small wages to wealth across America and notes corporations that began small and grew prosperous. It mentions envy of such rises and acknowledges that some fortunes were built by methods not worthy of imitation, yet moderate wealth is also possible.
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America
Thrift Campaign Bridging Poverty and Wealth
The text argues that wealth cannot be built through dishonesty and that thrift is the foundation of fortune. It urges poor individuals to save from age 18, noting many reach wealth by saving at opportunity and that the thrift habit is the first rung toward becoming a creditor and bondholder.
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Fortues Lave
Timber Sale X 1710 Tender Window Opens August 1919
Sealed tenders to Minister of Lands due noon on the 80th day of August 1919 for Licence X 1740 to cut cedar posts mining props and cordwood on Meadow Creek in Kootenay District. Three years allowed for timber removal. Details from Chief Forester Victoria or District Forester Cranbrook.
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Minister of Lands
Meadow Creek
Kootenay
Victoria
B.C
Cranbrook
Water Use Licence Sought by Wild Horse Creek Placer Co
The Wild Horse Creek Placer Gold Mining Company Limited seeks a licence to take and use 46 feet per second of water from Perry Creek for hydraulic mining on Perry Creek placers No 165 166 167 148 and 19. The diversion starts at Lot 446 Group One Kootenay District from the estate of the late J A Harvey. Objections due within fifty days after first notice publication June 19 1919 to the Water Recorder Cranbrook or the Comptroller of Water Rights Victoria B C.
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Wild Horse Creek Placer Gold Mining Company Limited
Baker Street
Cranbrook
Perry Creek
St. Marys River
Kootenay
J. A. Harvey
Water Recorder
Comptroller of Water Rights
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
B. C
Wild Horse Creek Placer, Gold Mining Company Limited
Plant Revolutionizes Tire Retreading With Costly Rebuilds
The plant offers to rebuild and retread worn casings in ribbed or plain styles, promising 3000 to 5000 extra miles. Plain retreading costs 10 and ribbed 12 for size 0x8 1-2. Orders to H R Hinton Cranbrook or direct shipping. W M Bush is listed as Vulcanizer and Auto Painter in Pinchek Creek, Alta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Hinton
Cranbrook
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Cranbrook Herald
the Cranbrook Herald, Limited
W. A. Myers
British Columbia
Hell
Earth
Heaven
Lethe Bridge
RED Triangle
Imperial Bank OF Canada
Cranbrook Branch
B. E. Howard
Kimberley
London
Gurd & Spreull
Canadian Pacific
Medicine Hat
Fernie
Kingswate
Kootenay Landing
Proctor
Brunswick
Raworth Bros
Jameson
Jameson's
Coeur d'Alene
Winards
Liniment
W. M. Bush
Pinchek Creek
Alta
Lethbridge Daily Herald
Crow's Nest Pass
Lethbridge, B.C
Herald For
OL Sousa
Clarke & Sainsbury
Women's Institute
D. Campbell
J. W. Burton
All Indies
Lo. Brey Cely Lodge, New
Tarris Lacy
Avery
Fraternity
Oddfellows
W. D. Gilroy N. G
PO. Miles
Olive
Miinson
Cranbrook Cottage Hospital
Norbury Ave
City Hall
Kootenay Granite & Monumental Co, Ltd
General Stone Contractors and Monumental Works
St. Nelson
Ondo
John Gard
Knights OF
Pythias Cranbrook, B.C
G. Horgstrom
C,h. Collins
Chas. S. Parker
Lethbridge and Greenhill Coal Imperial Ol Co
Nie
JO Marapool
Macpiterson
Undertaker
Norbury Ayes
City Mall
Montana
Montana Laundry
Drury Stores
Mallon
Hi’ Scowele Dulg Co
Catharines
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