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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
5
A testimonial promoting Vinol as a constitutional tonic and best cure for lingering coughs and colds. The ad asserts Vinol, a cod liver and iron tonic, heals underlying causes and offers a money back promise if it fails. Cranbrook Drug & Book Co. serves as agents.
Bridges Lumber Company and J F Bridges announce intention to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to purchase a described mill site in South East Kootenay District. The site spans about forty acres, with specific lot-line boundaries and rail right of way. Notice dated April 26, 1909.
A compilation of print opinions from Canadian newspapers comments on defence spending, taxation of humor, and social issues. Pieces cover Kingston barber prices, penalities near government buildings, charitable aid, and hospital convalescence reforms.
Mr Lund argues in a Meitor Herald letter that government efforts to protect forests rely on widespread public cooperation. He urges every man woman and child in British Columbia to support officials, prevent fires, and preserve the province’s natural resources for future generations.
General notes report the Knights of Pythias organizing a lodge at Merritt and the Bank of Vancouver planning a branch at Havelton. It mentions Cronin stocking a Bulkley Valley ranch and Duncan Ross winning a contract to build a large tuwel on the Grand Trunk Pacific near Hazelton. Sealey townsite near Hazelton already has twelve businesses.
An advertisement proclaims Dr Mariel's Female Pills as the standard remedy for women's ailments. It claims scientific preparation and proven worth with quick, permanent results and availability at drug stores.
Mr Moriarity who ran a saloon and Mr Driscoll a railway conductor discuss green flags on a train. Moriarity asks about meaning of a green flag and Driscoll replies another train is coming. The next day Moriarity pushes a baby pram with two green flags flying behind.
A Chicago News poem fragment recalls a child who prefers skating and play to chores while pa's memories of youth surface. The narrator questions memory limits as grandma's recollections about pa reveal sharper details of past summers, chores, and vanished moments.
A promotional piece explains the SEAL OF ALBERTA flour process washing wheat to remove impurities. It notes separators at mills cannot achieve this, requires high power and expense, and claims washing in warm water optimizes milling temperature for purer flour. The ad encourages customers to say the brand name when ordering four.
Annie Merington of Cranbrook a married woman applies to purchase lands described as Lot 10097 Group One East Kootenay district with riverbank boundaries and a 40 acre area. Locator Stewart Morris acts as agent. Staked May 27 1911.
Calgary fair hangers advertise the exhibition with a two color lithograph showing a cowboy on the range lariat throwing at an aviator. The piece proclaims the event dates June 40th to July 7th and is offered through B J Richardson in Victoria Park, Calgary.
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