The Herald advertising and subscription pitch
The Herald promotes itself as essential in South East Kootenay offering a $10 yearly subscription for readers outside the district and a $2 price for locals. It claims editorial independence, quality printing, and strong job work while urging businesses to advertise at 1 per inch and 16 cent head matter for non-advertisers.
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Herald
South Fast Kootenay
South East Kootenay
The
John
Cranbrook
Contention Over Trade Boards Ties in Eastern BC
A Nelson letter from Fred Starkey defends the associated boards of trade against attacks by Mr. Ross and Mr. Macdonald. The piece praises Mr. Buchanan for public service and integrity, noting his refusal of unanimous presidency due to his government role, and arguing the boards’ current standing is due to their leadership.
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Twullowing
Nelson News
Fred Starkey
Nelson
Nelson Board of Trade
Associated Boards of Trade
Knuws
Lidnor
Daily News
Victoria
British Columbia
Ross
Boards of Trade
J. A Macdonald
Associated Boards
Ormbrook
Denman
G. C. Lucha
Mr Buchanan
Ho Tas
Buchanan
Associated Boards — Or Trade of Astern
Attacks and Allegations at Federated Trade Board Meeting
The letter criticizes Mr Hoss and Mr Smith Curtis noting Curtis attended the Cranbrook convention as a Rossland board delegate and was entitled to participate. It questions Mr Ross’s position and condemns corporate influence in Canadian legislatures, urging honesty and fair dealing in elections and public votes.
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Ross
Hoss
Smith Curtis
Curtis
Associated Boards — of Trade
Cranbrook
Ross-land Board of Trabe
Fertie
Koss
Associate Boards of Trade
Wor
Fernie
Fred A. Starkey
Nelsom
Billy’ Ross
Billy
One Hundred Club Promotes Regional Prosperity in Spokane Area
The Spokane Herald urges public rally for the One Hundred Club to fund a district pamphlet promoting Spokane and its tributary territory. It notes growth, opportunity in agriculture and mining, and urges property owners and workers to join promptly to boost British Columbia's population and economy.
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Spokane
Stamis
Vancouver
Portland
Nelson
Calgary
Cranbrook
Canada
British Columbia
One Hundred Club
Good Advice Against Knocking Neighbors and Projects
The Herald cites the Camborne Miner editor in warning Camborne residents to end personal knocking of neighbors and public projects. The piece urges persistent harmonious effort for town progress and cautions that knocking boomerangs and harms the community.
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Herald
Camborne Miner
New
British Columbia
Northey
Partisan Press Attacks Across British Columbia Controversy
The letter trains political fault lines in British Columbia as the Victoria Colonist defends the government against Liberal critics over a controversial land deal on Karen island. It mocks the Calgary Herald for calling the action rotten and warns Conservatives to map their attacks carefully while accusing opponents of political immortality.
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Karen Island
Victoria
Calgary Herald
Alberta
Liberal Party
Quote on worthy leaders at west banquet cited from Holland
A banquet speech in the west quoted Holland urging men with strong minds and true faith who will not lie or be swayed by office spoils. The speaker claimed such men in public office would protect rights and resist flattery.
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Holland
Gogue
St. Peter
Church On Earth
Cranbrook council urged to guard finances avoid debt
The piece urges Cranbrook officials to scrutinize every expense as guardians of the city welfare. It notes the town's youth, the need for prudent budgeting, and eventual accounting to the people, praising the mayor and council for cautious oversight.
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Cranbrook
Faith in Women Guiding Society Says Snap Shots
The passage extols women's virtue and the need to protect women as essential for the world’s welfare. It argues men lose faith in women, and communities upholding faith in women will prosper. It ends with a terse note that vanity harms men.
Editorial Notes on Karen island deal and BC politics
The Victoria Colonist defends the Karen island deal while criticizing opposition. The piece condemns the phrase band of adventurers and questions integrity in provincial politics. It references Jimmy Anderson, Mr Macdonald, Hawthornthwaite, and Billy Ross amid broader BC legislative adjournment and Dominion Parliament opening.
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Victoria
Ams
Hweo
Karen Island
Green
Alberta Herald notes and sermons from the Cardston Star
A column from the Cardston Star reports on Western Press Association meetings in Winnipeg, Alberta politics, and moral exhortations. It praises Dave Biton, promotes frugality and self improvement, mocks pretenders, and surveys Alberta legislative expectations with reference to Dr. DeVeber and Senatorial appointment, while offering moral commentary on virtue and public life.
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Dave Biton
Cardston Star
Winnipeg
Western Press Association
Dave
Alberta
A. C. Smith Moves Store to Leask Building
A. C. Smith relocates his fruit confectionery and cigar store from the corner opposite the depot to the Leask building beside Fink Bros. He invites customers to visit at the new location.
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A. C. Smith
Leask Building
Fink Bros
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Cranbrook Herald
Hy Toe Herald Publishing Company, Limited
Viele Tata Tata Tates
Thess
Endvertiser
Hendd
Herald Agencies
Marysville
Wardner
Donahue
Mogie
S. K. Harvie
Ryan
R. P. Finlay Fernie
Purdy’s
Elko
Holbrook
Beattie & Atchison
C. E. Reid & Co
Evetyy
Senate
Womw
Pire
Gonis
Winnipeg Telegram
Life Insurance Companies
United States
Medicine Hat
Foster
New Westminster Asylum
Chile
B. C
Jimmy Anderson
Jimmy
Macdonald
Hawthornthwaite
FEC
Arnold & Roberts
Herakd
Kootenays
Uit
Ontario
Perdo
Prince
Highead
Okanagan
Premier McBride
Laurier
Bob Edwards
Inter
DeVeber
Lethbridge
West
Sweden
Central
J. D. McBride
McSweyn, Worau On
Wong Fong & Co
Massn & Risch Pianos
See Cross Tate
Chamberlain
Pharaoh
Roosevelt
General Breck
Lipton
A. L. McDermut
Camp Steel Ranges
Lane Old
Dezall
Miss Mansfeld
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