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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 23, 1924
Page
3
Cream the butter add sugar beat thoroughly then add yolks of eggs Gradually beat in the milk and flour sifted with baking powder Beat until very light Fold in the whites lightly Bake in small tins in a rather quick oven For variation top with raisins chopped nuts or melted chocolate and bake with dough as a base If desired reserve one egg white for frosting
A Cranbrook letter to the editor argues for integrity over party loyalty in selecting BC Columbia riding candidates. The writer blasts attacks on patronage and calls for open opposition to dishonorable practices, while critiquing Mr. Lewis and urging careful public scrutiny of political claims.
Eugene Lepage, owner of the Prince of Wales Barber Shop in Montreal, says Tanlac made him feel younger and gained 14 pounds in four boxes. He details relief from stomach trouble and improved sleep, urging others to try Tanlac and noting over forty million bottles sold.
This piece describes Canton as a magnetic draw for Westerners during the eighteenth century rise of European trade. It notes hotels and guides in Canton, the East India Company factories, Sheung Men Tai with an ancient water clock, famed gardens and river views, the Shameen foreign settlement, and foreign living patterns under concessions.
Letter from Capt Baynes in May 1924 questions the provincial party platform. He cites planks on salary increases, ministerial allowances, abolishing political patronage, campaign contribution disclosure, and member freedom from fees. He asks whether these planks reflect honest policy and if the other parties have adopted them.
Invermere B C May 16 In training at St Eugene Hospital Miss May Williams enjoys a month at her father A J Miller s home district inspector from Revelstoke surveys local schools and district union plans for a consolidated school Sparkling Creek Invermere. A buggy horse bolted injuring Mrs Tatley and Mrs Jerome sending them to hospital. Mr Moffatt arrives in Fairmont Springs for Fairmont Trading. Montreal man J Murray Gibbon heads Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies with organizers McCarthy Niven and Nixon. Bronze gold and silver badges will be worn as the group promotes travel nature study and local history. Waterways in the Columbia Kootenay valley are notably low after warm weather.
The City of Cranbrook proposes to borrow 10000 for waterworks improvements diverting water from Gold Creek to St Josephs Creek. It authorizes debentures of up to 10000 payable over twenty years at 6 percent with annual sinking fund and interest payments. A public vote on June 5 1924 to approve is noted.
Cranbrook British Columbia May 17 1924 F W Burgess city clerk details plans for a 2 000 000 paper mill to be erected by the Great Lakes Paper Company. President J H Black says work should start this summer. St Johns Newfoundland Advices say sealing fleet in guilt harbour is within striking distance of the main herd of seals Captain Kean reports steam into whitecoats off White Bay with six ships nearby expecting profitable voyages.
Synopsis outlines preemption rules for vacant Crown lands for British subjects over 21, residency and improvement conditions for agricultural use, and fees. It details application procedures to the land commissioner, occupancy requirements for Crown Grants, and bulletins No 2 and No 10 with purchase and lease guidance. It also covers timber land leases up to 40 acres and grazing/industrial leases up to 640 acres under provincial grazing administration.
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