Floating Buncombe editorial and ad rates note
The Floating Buncombe Telegram lists editor and business manager credits and shows subscription rates at 2.00 for annual, 1.00 for six months, and 60 for three months. It also lists display advertising at 26 cents per inch and classified notices at 10 cents per line, with a somber aside about joy ending like a hangman’s hope.
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Hangman's Hope
All Joy
Editorial Notes on Politics and Local Enterprise
A collection of opinion items and anecdotes from Cranbrook highlighting finance politics, Manitoba Conservatives, a possible lumber revival, a proposed toy and furniture manufacturing idea, warnings about liquor and Indigenous issues, and a shift in Cranbrook society. The notes include war commemoration on August 4, local weathered humor, and observations on local life and manners.
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Germany
Printer's Ink vs Premiums
An analysis argues advertising via printer's ink is legitimate and effective, while premium schemes like trading stamps and coupons risk short term appeal and future damage. It cites major retailers relying on newspaper advertising and job printing to build steady business, warning against excessive premium use.
Farewell to Mrs Myrams at Cranbrook Young Men's Club
A Friday night sendoff honored Mrs Myrams who is leaving Cranbrook for Vernon with her husband, a former physical instructor at the club. About thirty friends attended a program, gifts of silverware were presented, and the event ended with dancing and refreshments as members bid her farewell.
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Myrams
Vernon
Edith Casluke
Lndy
Myrame
The
Cranbrook
John Wilson
Okanagan
Pink platform for pale politicians in Manitoba
Ottawa reports heavy interest in a Manitoba Conservative platform described as a pink tonic for pale politicians. The piece skewers past eras, praises Sir James Atkins, pledges reform like an Auditor General, woman suffrage, and anti patronage measures while lampooning Montague and Roblin era corruption.
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Manitoba
Hugh John Macdonald
Sir Hugh
Hugh John
Roblin
Schenko
James Atkins
Nellis McClung
Kelly
Jtint
Satan
Sir Rodmond
Montague
Coldwell
Howden
Horwood
Salt
Dr. Simpson
Agricultural College
Dr. Montague
Ontario
Man Hitoba
Queen Victoria
Walter Humphries Montague
Monck
Australia
Futness
Winnipeg
Dante
James Jet
Kingdom of Heaven
Golf Notes and Upcoming Invermere Tournament
The Medal Competition continues with fair handicaps and rapid scorecard submissions. Due to damp weather, play will resume Saturday with all cards due to the secretary. A tournament is set for September 4th 5th and 6th at Invermere. Cranbrook Club aims to lift the Lady Elizabeth and P. R. cups with teams from Banff and Calgary anticipated.
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Cranbrook Club
Banff
Calgary
Chr ist Church Service Schedule Card
Christ Church lists morning Holy Communion at 11 a.m. Matins and Communion follow, with Evensong at 7 30 p.m. The preacher is Rev W H Bridge in this church notice.
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H. Bridge
Wanted General Servant at Mrs Stevenson’s Home
Help wanted notice seeks a general servant. Apply at Herald office. Wages and duties not specified. Location cited is Mrs A F Stevenson’s household. applicant directed to inquire in person at the Herald office.
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Clark
Clark Avenue
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Collecting Razors For Soldiers War Effort 1916
J D McBride of Toronto displays a WWI era razor collection in his window. He urges locals to mail discarded razors to Thomas B Lee at 380 Front St East to aid troops, with postage rates of 10 razors for 16c, 17 for 22c, or 25 for 28c. Letters from Sheffield and War Office praise the effort and urge continued support.
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Mr. McBride
Cutlers
War Office
Syd
Kitchener
W. H. Ellis
Nurses Picnic at St Marys Lake
Pleasant weather attended a picnic for St Eugene hospital nurses organized by Father Anthony. Sixteen nurses and guests traveled by car to St Marys lake grounds for fishing boating and a supper after landing nineteen trout. The group toured scenic spots and returned to the city at 1130 PM amid warm notes of enjoyment.
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St. Eugene Hospital
St. Mary's Lake Country
Plenté
J. D. McBride
E. A. Hill
Jimmy Greaves
Miss Grundy
W. J. Atchison
Elsie Bent
Downey
Mamie Mackey
Josephine Fisher
James Greaves
Robert McKay
S. D. McBride
Anthony
Ae James Doolan
F. G. Murphy
St. Mary's
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