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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
3
A long reflective piece urges love over hate and warns against warlike viewing of others. It blends essays on happiness, wealth without money, swift destruction of youth, and the science of virtue with poems about home, family letters, and the healing power of nature.
Nearly 1 000 riders joined a Woodford cycling meet. Lord Teach donates 1000 to the Church Army. London guardians spent 11 million pounds in 1056. A vicar was found with a threat and razor. Shares in Leeds and Batley Brewery sold at a fraction. Middlesex County debt and population cited. Bus and car incidents and a pastor’s death noted. Funeral brass band procession in Shell. Child suffocation bill debated. Various Irish events and accidents described.
A moral exhortation urging strict restraint in men through the influence of a pure woman’s love. It emphasizes mothers and sisters sending frequent letters from home to sons brothers or sweethearts abroad, accompanied by prayers, to curb iniquity.
Job notice from North Star Lumber Company Elko BC seeking a man to contract for sawing lath at the Jaffray mill. Applications described as 15-tf.
James A Steele of Cranbrook intends to apply for a special timber license over lands described starting at the north west corner of Timber Limit No 2864 and running 10 chains south 160 chains west 160 chains north 40 chains to the place of beginning, containing 41 acres more or less. Locator date July 17, 17—.
Peter W. Ninnes of Winnipes seeks permission to purchase Lot 144 Group d measuring 610 acres more or less. Description begins one mile west of the southwest corner, runs north 40 chains east 80 chains south 40 chains and west 40 chains back to start. Dated July 4, 1907.
Notice under Section 222 of the Revised Statutes of Canada announces that the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, holding the British Columbia Southern Railway franshises, will apply to the Board of Railway Commissioners for authority to construct and operate branch lines from its main line in Lot 4687 East Kootenay District British Columbia. The branches would run southwest 766 and 716 feet to Lot A687 with map and reference plans on file in the Nelson Registry No 524 S. J. Notice given July 2 1907.
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