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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
4
The Cranbrook Herald proclaims its value to Southeast Kootenay readers, touting strong local governance, advertising rates, and quality job work. It notes a new school building, residential pride, and a lively town image as strangers remark on Cranbrook’s appeal.
F B Simpson manager states press records show total 71079 copies for 1908 with monthly totals and averages. Notary John Hutchison swears to the statement on February 10, 1909 in Cranbrook British Columbia.
Observations praise Cranbrook and Southeast Kootenay as coming into its own with more visitors and land seekers. Mentions John Houston leaving Prince Rupert for Old Mexico and a controversial newspaper issue noted by locals. Discusses potential provincial election and shifting voter concerns amid strong Liberal standing.
I thank my friends for many acts of kindness during my bereavement and assure them that what they have done will never be forgotten.
Beetle and Wardner residents appear in a string of short notices. A son was born to Mr and Mrs A H Nesbitt in Cranbrook on Friday July 9 1909. M A Macdonald heads east for about four weeks. Mrs T M Roberts and baby visit Camrose Alta with Miss Berkett. Wm Barclay’s sister marries John Edward Ardell on June 30. Georgie Small departs for Vancouver to join Taylor Harvey law firm after a reception hosted by the Smalls. Crescent lodge Knights of Pythias installs new officers. refreshments follow a pleasant meeting showing the lodge’s standing. Vegetation praised as unusually lush across the region.
A nostalgic collection of maxims on marriage, charm, money, and virtue. It mocks pretentious wealth, praises practical wit, and notes social quirks from love to family duty, urging clear judgment over rumor and vanity.
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