The Herald seeks readers and advertisers in South East Kootenay
The Herald promotes itself as a valued local paper priced at $10 yearly or $2 for outside readers. It pledges independence from cliques and parties and invites subscriptions, arguing its news is timely, its plant first class, and its advertising rates clear. It urges advertisers to choose quality and price, or send work east to Cranbrook.
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Herald
South East Kootenay
Aml
Cranbrook
The
Colonist Denies Early Dissolution and Green S Standing
The Victoria Colonist responds to rumors on a British Columbia election this year and Chief Commissioner Green. It asserts the premier will not seek dissolution before term end and rejects claims Green lacks full confidence, praising his honesty and administration.
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British Columbia
Green
Victoria Colonist
Herald
McBride
Wetan
Belief in Fairness of Lands and Works Department
The Colonist asserts the Lands and Works Department is administered strictly by law with no fear or favor and that every person receives a square deal. It invites opponents to prove otherwise with facts, condemning what it calls a campaign of lying slander and hoping for a satisfactory outcome.
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Department of Lands Aod
Wardrobe for Pomeranian Dog Costs $1000 in Paris
An article condemns Mrs. Guggenheim of New York for spending $1,000 on a dog's wardrobe, detailing twelve outfits for a Pomeranian named Jim and calling for laws to curb wealth accumulation while highlighting global poverty and miner wages.
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Paris
British Columbia
Editorial notes show Cranbrook political clashes and reform debate
A long Cranbrook editorial column discusses Frank Oliver planning to visit England to settle Atlantic Trading Company issues and William Whyte pushing exclusive rights for the P. R. The piece urges reformers over agitators, notes parliamentary travels, curfew debates, and calls for balanced liberty and churchly Sunday observance. It praises The Herald's community role and cites local civic matters.
Ottawa hosts Canadian Pacific Railway Brotherhood convention
The locomotive firemen convention opened in Ottawa with Eugene A. Tall of Brantford elected chairman and George K. Ward of Toronto Janction named secretary. About 150 Canadian delegates and 200 from the United States and Mexico attended in Russell theatre. Messages praised railway workers and labor reforms.
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Ottawa
Cana Whian Union
Eugene A. Tall
Brantford
Brotherhood
George K. Ward
Toronto
City
States
Mexico
Russell Theatre
Dls
Lon
Mime Merson
Lemieux
Hlon
Hinmerson
Railways and Canals
Internation Brotherhood
Canada
Wilson
Vvice
Borden
United States
J. Harvey Hall
Rodolphe Lemieux
Ralph Smit
Nanaimo
A. Champion
Machinists’ Union
J. Ed. Mianrahan
Manaster
Tle
Marth
Chala
Bat
Thor
Saul
Roosevelt
Mimmerson
Cutting Alberta alfalfa yields strong first crop
Cutting the first crop of alfalfa has begun in Lethbridge and the yield is reported as excellent. This marks the start of harvesting for the season with promising productivity for local fields.
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Lethbridge
Embezzlement Charge Faces Geo P Sanderson in Wetask
June 26 report states Geo P Sanderson formerly of Wetaskwin and ex Union Bank employee faces embezzlement charges to be heard Tuesday morning. He left his job last September after moving from Machine Hat to Edmonton in August. Discrepancies in books tied to about 1200 with potential to reach thousands, linked to Crompton's disappearance and prior Wheat business work in Wetaskiwin.
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Geo. P. Sanderson
Wetaskwin
Union Bank
Sanderson
Machine Hat
Edmonton
Wetashi Winal Spring
Crompton
King
City Clerk Extends Tax Payment Hours Saturday
City Clerk Prest will keep the Clerk's office open one extra Saturday night until ten o'clock to accommodate taxpayers who cannot pay before. The notice urges timely payment to save the discount and mentions property values and exemptions.
Summer Excursions From Nelson to U S Cities
The Canadian Pacific announces low rate excursion fares from Nelson to many U S and Canada points. Fares include options to Winnipes, Port Arthur, Port William, Duluth, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha, Kane City, St. Louis, Chicago with sale dates listed and return limit of 90 days. Tickets are first class and valid in either or both directions via the Great Lakes with meals and births on lake steamers. Details on application via J. S. Carter Nelson B C.
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Paeiio
Kootenay
Lelief
Istern
Hesehind Trail
Nelson
New Haven
Conn
Knights of Columbus
Sellige
Winnipes
Port Artur
Port William
Duluth
St. Paul
Miteapolis
Omaha
Kane City
St. Louis
Chicago
Exon
Ontario
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
New York
Newland
Great Lakes
J. S. Carter
D.P.A
B.C
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Ryan
Murphy
Thompson
Connecticut
Ian
Hstpe
Lonnie
Herik
Qa Oman
20Th Century Brand
Hill & Company
Alberta
Winnipeg
Vanadian Pactieio
Thalway Company
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