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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
2
The Cranbrook Herald notes a social shift as soldiers return from war and women see brighter days. A July 27 notice cancels District 18’s charter with the United Mine Workers of America, prompting reorganization and potential continued coal miners’ membership under new Canadian arrangements.
A call to action for Cranbrook to rebuild a top tier ball club in the Kootenays. The piece argues a 3000 population city should back a community focused, high quality team and stresses money as the key to success with a strong appeal to fans to unite and support baseball as a source of pride and outdoor sport.
Calgary Herald reports the charter of District 18 of the United Mine Workers of America is revoked. International reps Ballantyne Caddy and Dalrymple investigated long strike actions and alleged dual membership, wiring International President Lewis for guidance and awaiting policy decisions.
The Canadian Trade Commission cites the British Economic Mission report noting Serbia’s peasant and shopkeeper class have cash in dinars and crowns. It cautions merchants to organize supplies quickly to tap a growing market in Old Serbia and Jugoslav land, with a planned shift to state dinar currency and a central exchange office.
Edmonton Bulletin argues against selling cattle seeking relief from feed scarcity. It highlights surplus grass and hay in the north and warns that sale could waste valuable feed. The piece stresses cattle, horses, and sheep rely on pasture, and wheat may fail too without grass support.
In a detailed argument Calgary notes scarce southern pasture but abundant northern hay and pasture. Rail lines reach vast hay reserves, enabling cattle and horse feeding from summer range to winter stacks. Drought worsens in the south but northern Alberta enjoys better conditions. a coordinated effort can avert waste and distress through transport, storage, and forward planning. The piece cites area totals, rail reach, and expectations of rainfall and green feed as key factors, urging energy and finance to prevent hay waste.
The plant offers rebuilding and retreading of worn casings with ribbed or plain tread. Walls must be sound to gain 3000 to 5000 extra miles at $12 for ribbed and $10 for plain. Larger sizes priced on request. Orders to H. R. Hinton Cranbrook or ship direct. Express charges paid one way. Vulcanizer and auto painter W. M. Bush, Plindher Creek, Alta.
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