Herald of Cranbrook and district booster appeal
The Herald urges subscriptions at ten dollars a year with two dollars for local readers, touts its independence and first class job plant, and urges readers to boost Cranbrook and South East Kootenay. It notes fundraising in Nelson, a Washington blue law, and plans for growth with more settlers and business confidence. It cites local personalities, trade boards, and opinions on regional promotion.
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Herald
South East Kootenay
The
John House
Cranbrook
London
Ont
Williams
Huron
Cranbrook Herald Reports Yearly Circulation
Circulation statement for Cranbrook H Herald shows total copies 71,079 for 1908 with an average monthly circulation of 5,923.3 and an average weekly figure of 1,866.47. Notarized February 10, 1909 by John Hutchison, notary public in Cranbrook B C.
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I. . Simpson
Cranbrook H Herald
Herald
Cranbrook
B.C
John Hutchison
County of
Kootenay
British Columbia
Observations By The Old Man On Local Growth And Prospects
The piece notes a long Monday failing to collect Herald subscriptions while reporting a visiting party from Central States impressed by Bull River Wardner and Cranbrook. It highlights rising land demand in South East Kootenay, praises local fruit farming success by William Hamilton, and cites Harry White noting Cranbrook’s booming mood and visible progress.
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Central States
Bull River
Wardner
Cranbrook
Tech
South East Kootenay
William Hamilton
Vancouver paper praise and market spillover in 1910s
A Vancouver Province feature hails a 100000 population claim and last Saturdays great paper, praising the edition as dandy and a source for Vancouver pride. A Washington fruit-land investor notes the Yakima valley market draws residents toward Southeast Kootenay, citing a strong local market as motive to relocate.
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Vancouver Province
Vancouver
Yakima Valley
Washington
St Kootenay
Kootenay
Baptist Church Services Highlight New Pastor King
Interesting services were held last Sunday in the Baptist church with Charles W. King the new pastor delivering sermons from Revelation 1 17 18 and 1 Timothy 2 5 noting Christ as the savior. He preached to acclaim and the choir provided strong music. A reception for Mr King and his wife is set for Friday at 8 p m with open invitation to members and friends.
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Baptist Church
Kiev
Charles W. King
John
Son of God
King
Christ Jesus
Mr. King
Eis
Presbyterian Church Services and Activities Listed
The Presbyterian Church schedules services at 1 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. The Word Made Flesh is the evening object. Sunday school and Bible class at 4 15 with communicants class. Young People's Guild meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. A pre communion service on Friday at 8 o'clock will receive new members by professional certificate. Informal reception afterward for members and newcomers with refreshments.
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Main Street
League Temperance
Connolly
Mount Baker
Robert Hughes
Young People’s Guild
Church Lawn Social At Brownlee Grounds
The ladies of the W F M S invite all to a church lawn social on Monday evening June 28 at Mr Brownlee’s grounds. A gate collection will be taken. Tea and coffee free, ice cream sold, outdoor games and music planned. Gate opens at 8 p m.
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W.F.M.S
Marriage of Miss Crandall in Edmonton
Arthur Gladstone Carpenter son of Isaac W. Carpenter longtime Queens County legislator wed Hazel Claudia Crandall second daughter of Elmer J. Crandall of Chipman and granddaughter of Senator G. G. King. Reverend F W Patterson of First Baptist Edmonton performed the ceremony. Newlyweds will reside in Edmonton.
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W. J. Nobles
Sixth Street
Edmonton
Alberta
Arthur Gladstone Carpenter
Isaac W. Carpenter
Queens County
N.B
Hazel Claudia Crandall
Elmer J. Crandall
Chipman
N. B
Cram
G. G. King
F. W. Patterson
First Baptist Church
Carpenter
Extmonton
Poor Man in Hospital Faces World’s Judgment
A patient in a hospital contemplates how the world perceives him and seeks a clear, truthful understanding of his own worth and reputation. The line between personal dignity and external opinion prompts deep reflection on social judgment and self-perception.
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Herald Publishing Company, Limited
UNIO
Mr. White
Nelson
Stranger Stu
Tate
Coneecubus
Wah
the Herald
George Gould
Gould
Dunsmuir
F.C. Wade
K.A
Wade
Board of Trade
East
England
Lincoln
Nebraska
Dominion of Canada
Unis
State of Washington
South
Beale & Elwell
V. Hyde Baker
Arnold & Roberts Kootenay Investment CO. Ltd, F. A. Russell D. G, Dulmage
Cranbrook, B, C
Harry White
Hill & Company
Men’s Department
Cgranbrook’s Greatest Store
Presbyterian Church
Pabst Beer
A. L. McDermot
Marchant
Leard
Crosse & Blackwell
McLaren
G.T.R
Montserrat
P. Woods & CO
Armstrong
G. T. Rogers
Mr. Wigen
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