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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
4
The Cranbrook Herald, a watchdog and booster for Cranbrook, defends its independent stance, denounces libel threats, and urges continued support for local growth. It covers Bryan’s U.S. nomination, regional politics, and rumored railway changes while praising Cranbrook governance and community effort.
The Cranbrook Herald manager reports seven months circulation of 1 760 copies. Breakdown shows monthly issues from August to March with totals including 5 680 for the last four months. Notarized sworn statement dated March 0th 1908 by John Hutchison in Cranbrook British Columbia.
The Herald states there is no apology for any fight made for Cranbrook and emphasizes ongoing resolve in the issue.
Jaist Monday Richard Fraser and John Hutchison bought out Willis & Cosgrove in the Edison theatre. The house stays with Braser management and Wil will remain. Cranbrook citizens promise attention to local taste with autumn vaudeville and new pictures. Mrs Devett and Mr Salmon provide entertainment as plans for improvements unfold. Readers asked to patronize and enjoy Cranbrook excursions to Berry Creek and Old Town hotel attractions.
Mr and Mrs L B Vandecar arrive from the coast and stay ten days or two weeks with their son Frank Vandecar proprietor of the Royal hotel. They disposed of hotels at Victoria but retain property on the island. They are among Cranbrook’s oldest timers and Mrs Vandecar was among the first Cranbrook women.
The city should curb weeds and allow white clover to grow along residential streets. A two year effort could reduce weeds and create a prettier roadside with clover feeding from lawns. Officials should pursue this at low cost to beautify the city.
Turner’s Dairy offers butter, ham and veal products in various formats at McIver’s Cooked Hams store. The ad promotes potted and deviled ham tongue beef and veal items available in small tins.
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