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Newspaper

Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 06, 1926

Page

2

Opening of Lake Louise to Field Road Reveals Scenic Wonders

The new Lake Louise to Field motor road will open in June after resurfacing. It follows the Kicking Horse Pass and uses historic railroad grades to ease grades, offering views of Emerald Peak and Takakkaw Falls. The route shortens travel to Field by four miles and speeds up the Banff to Vancouver corridor.

Lake Louise Field Cathedral Crags Mount Ogden Kicking Horse B.C North America Snow Peak Emerald Peak Goodsir Merald Lake Mount Burgess Mount Waptu Mount President Takakkaw Falls Takkukaw Walls Yoho Valley Banff Vancouver

Route survey outlines trans‑Canada link through high passes

The 1927 plan details completing the Golden to Field route over 36 miles and opening the Caribou Trail up Fraser Canyon while notes Donald to Revelation Gap and a Rogers Pass option limited by heavy winter snowfall. An alternate route along the Big Bend of the Columbia could access rich timber and minerals north to Revelstoke, with a Canoe river road linking to Yellowhead Pass from Jasper to join Canada and U S travel via Vancouver.

Lake Louise Field Great Continental Divide British Columbia Kicking Horse Pass Golden Road Chateau Lake Wapta Field To Golden Fraser Canyon Donald Revellstoke Roger’s Pass Big Columbia River Columbia Revelstoke Canoe River Yellow Head Pass Jasper Canada Vancouver

Growth and guidance from Kimberley visit by Bishop Doull

The Bishop of Kootenay Rt. Rev. A. J. Doull praised Kimberley during a confirmation visit. He noted rapid growth and urged focus on character and righteous living, urging support for uplifting institutions and virtuous conduct to ensure a prosperous future.

Kootenay Kimberley A. J. Doull

Dredge at Moyie to supply ore to new mill

The Agnes McPhail was christened at Moyie on April 22 and will spearhead summer work. The vessel will dredge tailings from Moyie Lake bed, haul them to the new concentrator for zinc and lead flotation, signaling ongoing expansion after the old mill burned. Moyie officials and Kimberley representatives attended the ceremony.

Moyie Agnes McPhail Moyie Lake St. Eugene Stan, Gray T. V. Lord George McKay A. G. Monkhouse Kimberley C. T. Oughtred H. R. Banks H. W. Poole D. D. Chisholm W. C. Binnie N. W. Burdett

Cranbrook Solarium Fund Advances for British Columbia Plan

The Cranbrook District Solarium Fund moves toward a sun home in Canada at Malahat Beach Vancouver Island. Plans cover building lighting water and heating. six thousand sixty nine dollars is needed to begin with space for thirty two children and heliotherapy treatment. The fund currently totals nine hundred thirty one dollars ninety six cents with multiple small contributions.

Sun Canada Malahat Beach Vancouver Island British Columbia Amt Ladies’ Guild H. W. Erskine

Warm worden praised by Toronto critics recital note

Toronto Saturday Night lauds Miss Helen Worden of Cranbrook B C for a recital at the Toronto Conservatory of Music on April 16 showing musical touch and clear playing. It highlights Chopin valses Grieg Ballade Opus 24 nuancing and praise for her rhythm. Edith Champion praised for voice and enunciation with songs by Heary Willan and works by Joseph Marx.

Toronto Helen Worden Chopin Valses Grieg Edith Champion Carl Hunter Heary Willan Joseph Marx

Big Program Attracts Attention From Large Machine

Copy received at the Herald Office for a 24 page concert program to be printed in less than a week. By 6 pm next evening the entire booklet was in type with only three words on the cover uncased. The Herald linotype runs 16 hours daily on two shifts as an example of the machine’s emergency capabilities. Homestead activity rises in prairie provinces with 718 total homesteads and 52 soldier grants from March, Manitoba leading with 229 homesteads, Saskatchewan 301, Alberta 188.

Herald Office Prairie Provinces Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta

Windermere sees temporary secretary appointment

Returns to Windermere A. M. D. Fairbairn of the provincial land department Victoria will act as secretary to Lieut Governor Bruce during the absences of W. H. Cleland. Fairbairn's appointment will be made this week while Cleland returns to Windermere to attend business for Mr. Bruce.

Windermere M. D. Fairbairn Land Department Victoria Bruce W. H. Cleland Fairbairn Cleland

Ladies' Aid Cook Book Generates Quick Funds for Societies

Women’s clubs can raise hundreds to nearly a thousand dollars using the Ladies' Aid Cook Book. Full details and a sample book are sent prepaid for 60c in stamps. Ready to operate now, with exclusive territorial rights for each community. Send to the Ladies' Aid Department Illinois State Register Springfield Illinois. Mention this paper tf.

Ladies’ Aid Illinois State Register, Dept. B Springfield Illinois

Mixed town notes and events across Cranbrook region

A collage of brief items from Cranbrook and Kimberley area papers. auctions, repairs, and relocations of residents James and Mrs. Sinclair. Billy Ross visiting Fernie for Elko court business. mining survey crews moving to hillside work. Shaw play Pygmalion staged May 18. car dealer activity and Hanson Garage sales. customs duty anecdotes. local fishing at Stevens Lake and road safety concerns near Elko. Golden board building proposal and veterans pension news. Rod and Gun Club fund drive. Rex Cafe ad. Kimberley power wiring contracts. Co Operative Women’s Guild tea proceeds. Clan Mcclaary honors Milroy. McBain’s Lake road work. Fernie notes on Rotary luncheon, Mother’s Day services, Crow’s Nest highway traffic, and Cranbrook attendance prize at Rotary.

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