Cranbrook sewer bylaw petition discussed at special meeting
At a Cranbrook board of trade session a changed group of businessmen and property owners weighed the petition to resubmit the sewerage bylaw and to investigate its defeat. Mr. Harrison urged a calm, businesslike approach, argued council power to amend the bylaw, and proposed retaining bona fide tenants as voters while excluding boarders. A new committee was proposed after the report was received.
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Board of Trade
Brumner
N.T. Plarrison
Harrison
T Trust
Harrison Tet With
Cranbrook
Crisin
MacKinnon
Hunt
Views of Local Leaders on Reciprocity Debate
An editorial series prints letters from party representatives on reciprocity. George Thompson and M A Macdonald present Conservative and Liberal perspectives, urging public debate and a government mandate from Canadians while criticizing Liberal policy shifts and calling for direct appeals to the people. The discussion notes regional economic impacts, especially on lumbering, and hints at further replies next week.
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Dominion
Heralds
Geo. Thompson
M. A. Macdonald
Herald
Canada
Wilfrid Laurier
Liberal Party
Conservative
Manitoba
Electors of
John VI Macdonald
Sifton
German
Belive
Watt
Lib Root
Ome
Mr Good Ve
British Columbia
Three Story Brick Block Planned at Hanson Block Site
Excavations begin for the Hanson Block at Baker street and Norbury avenue with a three story brick building of 46 by 124 feet. The Royal Bank will occupy the ground floor corner. offices on the second floor include lawyers and professionals. third floor bedrooms connect with the Queen's hotel.
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Baker ST
Norbury Avenue
N. Hanson
Hanson
Baker Street
Worden Firs
Leround
The
Royal Bank
Norbury
Messrs Beale
Cranbrook
Geo. Ht Thompson
WF Gurd
O Miles
Queen's Hotel
Cranbrook Brick Company
Mallandaine
Exhibition plans move forward at Cranbrook meeting
A joint Cranbrook agricultural association and board of trade session discussed securing suitable grounds for this year’s exhibition. A committee including Mayor Hunt Benedict and McFarlane was appointed to locate land below King’s Mill, assess costs, and report back, with potential government and city support anticipated to drive a record-breaking fair.
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Board of Trade
Cranbrook |Ericultural Association
Bend of Trade
Thos Gill
Agrcultural Association
Gill
WB McFarlane
King’s Mill
Mayor Hunt
Hunt
Messrs
Benedict
McFarlane
T D. Caven
McCreery Bros Unveils Broad Spring Millinery Display
McCreery Bros showcases an extensive spring millinery collection featuring small coiffure hats, larger dress hats, crochet lace trims, and coral, black, white, and Coronation blue shades. Millinery shapes include Bolero Milan hemp crowns with coarse straw brims, Leghorn, and Mushroom gable styles. Miss McLeod delays full opening until mid April, but Friday and Saturday offer an early showing of tailored hats for Cranbrook and vicinity.
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Lever
McCreery Bros
Milan
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Elwell
Geo. H. Thompson
MR. Geo. Thompson
Cranbrook Herald
Kamloops
Beckman
Cranbrook Agency
East Kootenay
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