Cranbrook Herald Advertises Circulation and Prices
The Cranbrook Herald promotes its value and rates, urges local ads, and prints a sworn circulation statement for the past nine months. Manager F. Simpson presents totals and averages, noting an estimated Cranbrook readership of about 3,354 weekly and inviting advertisers to verify figures.
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Tierald
Objections to Japanese Immigration In British Columbia Editorial View
The Herald editor argues thousands of Japanese head to British Columbia via Seattle and San Francisco, urging protection for white labor and criticizing Bowser's past stance. The piece praises Premier McBride and notes mixed local reactions, while calling for action to boost white labor wages and debate immigration as a business issue.
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Herald
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San Francisco
Mexico
South East Kootenay
Cranbrook
Iabor
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Ae‘oh
Giant Locomotives For Mountain Division Ordered
The Canadian Pacific Railway has decided to build fifty giant locomotives for the mountain division. They will exceed any engine built in Canada to date with a draw bar pull of 40 000 pounds, moving trains of about nine hundred tons, far surpassing the 31 000 pound capacity of current locomotives.
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C. P. Ri
Canada
Pushee Receives Six Months Jail Term
Last Saturday night George Pushee quarreled with Marty Melton during a card game. Pushee pushed Melton, then struck him and kicked him as he lay on the floor, leaving him bruised and bleeding. He was arraigned and sentenced to six months in Mercer Nelson jail after defense pleas.
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Marty Melton
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Thompson
Mic Nelson
Crambrook
Magnificent Strawberries Reported In Cranbrook
The Werahl claims Cranbrook can grow profitable strawberries and this week proof arrived. W Hyde Baker sent a box of berries from his home patch tended by Mrs Baker, tasty and abundant. W Fr Doran near town exhibited enormous berries, several too large for a drinking glass, showing local climate supports a fine market potential.
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Werahl
Cranbrook
W. Hyde Baker
W. Fr. Doran
Creston Strawberries Marketed At High Value
Creston and Wigen, a famed strawberry cabiinist, report the season near end. He has sold strawberries on about four acres totaling over $1,000 with more to ship. His field yields $6,000 per acre, reflecting strong fruit activity and market demand in the area.
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Herald
Creston
Wigen
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Oldest Odd Ballow Dead
Kingston reports the death of PL Conroy of Napanee aged 82. An Ov fel low for 47 years, possibly the oldest in America, he joined in Washington and was a veteran of the Mexican War. The note then shifts to a Vancouver Province item about timber and shingles markets, prices, and cutting orders affecting British Columbia and U.S. trade.
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Mugland
England
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Kamloops
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Victoria
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Kingston
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Napanes
Pembroke
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