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Newspaper

Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 18, 1912

Page

2

The British Columbia Lumber Industry in Dominion Politics

The article analyzes BC lumber's unprotected status, Ottawa commissions, and fears of dumping by American surplus. It notes the prairie bloc opposition, investor-driven finance from London, and the push for fast parliamentary investigation to protect BC manufacturers and workers.

B.C Ottawa Canada British Columbia Prairie Manitoba Saskatchewan Altorta Dominion House

Hair Health Promise from Newbro’s Herpicide Ad

Advertises Newbro’s Herpicide as a hair saver promising to destroy the dandruff germ and stop hair loss. Includes a testimonial from Mrs. F. Neilsen of Womah Wisconsin and appeals to avoid inferior off brands. Claims sample details and a money back guarantee via Beattie Murphy Co. as agents.

Newbro Newhro Detroit Mich Beattie-Murphy Co., Ltd

Wanted maid for general housework in Cranbrook district

A notice seeking a competent maid for general housework after June 27th at 25-11 Mud Creek, Mast Mooconry district. The water diversion task relates to land Lot 1003 and claims will be heard by the Water Recorder in Cranbrook and the Comptroller of Water Rights in Victoria.

Mra. iGeo A. Leitch Mast Mooconry Kootemy Water Recorder Cranbrook Buildings Victoria Peter Lind Per DP Lind

Canadian timber politics and investment concerns unfold

The piece argues a petition was suppressed over publicity fears and outlines how capital misuses and U S competition harmed the lumber industry. It highlights British Columbia timbers, rising interior mill capacity, prairie demand, and warns that U S overlogging may soon curb exports. It stresses legislative control to prevent waste and protect timber as a public heritage.

U.S British Columbia Interior Prairies B.C United States

Canada coal resources estimated by Dominion department

A Dominion department report on Canada’s coal resources assigns 73.5 billion tons of bituminous coal 461 million tons of anthracite and 101 billion tons of sub bituminous and lignite with regional distribution across Maritime Provinces central plains eastern Rockies Pacific coast western mountains and Arctic Mackenzie basin The report notes unmined good coal at about 474 billion tons and current mining at 92 million tons annually predicting 6186 years to exhaust good coal and 145 years at US output rates with 350 years to exhaust total supply Also includes a small classified ad offering warehouse space for rent.

Canada Dominion Department of Mnes Maritime Provinces Central Plains Rocky Mountains Pacific Coast Western Mountains Arctic- Mackenzie United States

Water Notice and Help Wanted Classified Items

Water notice seeks a general servant for a small family starting August 1 1912. Apply Mrs Ed. For a license to take and use water. Roomers wanted apply Mrs J S Mennie Lumsden avon city. Peter Land Cranbrook BC to apply for license to take and use 80 miners inches of water.

Ward Paterson J. S. Mennie Lumsden Avon City Peter Land Cranbrook B.C

Horses for Sale bay gelding and brown mare listed for sale

One sound bay horse, yrs old and 1000 lbs, first class. Price 300 dollars. One sound dark brown mare, 6 yrs old, 1170 lbs, broke single and double, very good life and stylish. Price 175 dollars.

Sound Bay Mart

Land Land and Development Co seeks water license at Cranbrook

The Land Land and Development Co Ltd of Cranbrook B C applies for a license to take 75 miners inches of water from an unnamed creek for irrigation of sub Lot 585 Lot 4590. Water to be diverted at a spring on Lot 6118 sixty feet south of its north line. Objections may be filed with the Water Recorder at Cranbrook or the Comptroller of Water Rights in Victoria B C. Agent is Arthur B Fenwick.

Land Land and Development Co., Ltd Cranbrook B.C Water Recorder Comptroller of Water Rights Parliament Buildings Victoria The Arthur B. Fenwick Horse Shoe Creek Lind Land and Development Co., Ltd

Water diversion plan near Horse Shoe Creek irrigation project

The Lind Land and Development Co. proposes diverting 850 miners inches of water from Horse Shoe Creek flowing through Lot 311 to irrigate sub-lot 35 of Lot 4690. The notice, posted June 28, 1912, invites objections to the application files with the Water Recorder or the firm’s agent Arthur B. Fenwick.

New Nerve Remedy Lecithin Claims Quick Calm and Recovery

Advert gives Asaya-Neurall FHE New Remedy for Nervous Exhaustion containing Lecithin from eggs. It promises restored nerve vitality, better sleep, appetite, and digestion after first dose. 16 Ox bottle for 1.60. Beattie-Murphy Co Cranbrook B C and Davis & Lawrence Co Montreal sole manufacturers. Free book offered.

Beattie-Murphy CO Druggiate Cranbrook B. C. Davis & Lawrence Co Sole Mfra Montreal

Edward Anderson seeks water license from Ha Ha Creek

Edward Anderson of Wardner British Columbia applies for a license to take 1 cubic feet of water from Ha Ha Creek for irrigation on Lot 5982 Group 1 Koote nay District. Water is to be diverted at the west boundary of the applicant's lands and flows into an unnamed lake near Wardner. Objections may be filed with Edward Anderson through agents Warvey McCarter and Macdonald.

Edward Anderson Wardner B.C Ha Ha Kootenay District Water Recorder Cranbrook Comptroller of Water Rights Parliament Buildings Victoria Warvey, McCarter and Macdonald

Water licence sought by British Columbia Southern Railway

The British Columbia Southern Railway Company applies for a license to take and use 2 cubic feet per second from Moyle River, flowing to Kootenay River. Water will be diverted at Yahk for railway use on the right of way. Objections due June 12 to the Comptroller of Water Rights in Victoria or to the company via agent W F Gurd in Cranbrook.

Soreby Gin British Columbia Souther Railway Company Counscil Victoria Bull River East Sootiway British Columbia Cranbrook British Columbia Southern Railway Company Montreal Quebec Moyle River East Kootenay Kootenay River Yahk Water Recorder Comptroller of Water Rights B.C W. F. Gurd Abit

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