The Herald of Cranbrook Advertises in South East Kootenay
The Cranbrook Herald promotes its newspaper rate card and advertising services. It emphasizes independence from political factions, pledges quality job work, and appeals to readers in the South East Kootenay region to support the paper financially through subscriptions and ads.
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Herald
Manly South East
Reuters
Eve Eyen
Derrit
Tts
Publisien Ne Clique
Palien Tt
South East
Kootwnay
Craulires
Local Cranbrook Herald notes spark editor clash and town growth
A Cranbrook column laments editorials in local papers and recounts shopkeepers clashing with a journalist over fair business. The piece notes new papers forming, presses moving, and hints at town pride, with Cranbrook expected to grow as The Herald champions the town.
Rambling Reveries By A Dreamer Happiness
Poem fragment urging constant happiness though a speaker brushes aside a whiner. The lines emphasize daily joy and steadfast belief in optimism beyond doubt.
What is Home Without a Father
A reflective meditation on fathers and home life, praising paternal sacrifice and daily toil. The piece contrasts mothers and fathers, urging readers to acknowledge a father's role in providing, guiding, and shaping the home, and ends with a toast to dads.
Marysville Celebration Opens with Smelter Tour In Rain
Marysville hosted a weekend excursion despite rain with crowds traveling by special train to enjoy hospitality at local inns. Visitors toured the Wael Panopata smelter and its new furnace, watched a football match between Marysville and Cranbrook Fire Brigade, and praised the event as a successful prelude to future celebrations. Sir Rivers Wilson arrived in Montreal and predicted the Grand Trunk Pacific line will begin soon, with ample funding and swift progress.
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Marysville
Shaerysville
Wael Panopata
Crantrook Fire Brigade
Vic Role Tins
Brigade Boys
Cranbrook
T. P
Charles M. Hay
Grand Trunk Pacific
Sir Chas
Rivers Wilson
Montreal
New York
Sir Rivers
Speel
Remonder
Rivers Sant
Hans
R Rivers
Montague Allan
Canada
Gooderham Estate Value Probed at 9 Million
The estate of the late George Gooderham will be probated at nine million dollars. The estate is to be divided among his family. Ontario will receive about four hundred fifty thousand dollars in inheritance tax. No charitable or religious bequests are left in the will.
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Toronto
George Gooderham
Gooderham
Suilor
Falling Building Tragedy Cripples Several Workers
Morning accident at 10 50 in a collapsing building injures multiple workers. Robert Coughlin, foreman Foretan O’Brien and Young Bambrick are named among those affected. KR Bayne suffers two broken legs and other injuries. A regulator in the agent’s office is damaged by the incident.
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Prest & Co
Robert Coughlin
Foretan O'Brien
Bambrick
Bayne
Train holdup talk on Crow Nest line unsettles Nelson
A circulated alert suggests a possible C P R train robbery on the Crow Nest branch, based on a tip from Pinkerton detectives. Officials refuse specifics, while crews and security measures increase as investigators consider a recent successful robbery elsewhere. Died May 18 W E Becker Stillwater Minnesota 21. Bridegroom Nesbitt FareQuharson married May 1 at Nesbitt home with Rev Fortune officiating. Corbin road work advances as Breckenridge Lund take on 90 day project. 350 workers expected. grading toward the border begins two miles west of Yahk.
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Crow Nest
C.P.R
Nelson
C.pl RR
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Crow
St. Eugene
W. E. Becker
Stillwater
Minn
Macconnell
Bastain
H. M
F. D. Becker
W. EB. Becker
Otis Staples Lumber Company
Kootenays
Cranbrook
Hin Nesbitt
Reheven Nesbitt
George Tl. Farequharson
Fortune
Elizabeth McDonald
John McNab
Corbin Road
Breckenridge & Lund
Canada
Yahk
Enlarging Their Quarters at Cranbrook Hotel
Hoggarth and Rollins of the Cranbrook hotel have expanded to add thirteen rooms connected by a covered passage, providing extra capacity as the hotel often turned away guests. The upgraded rooms are modern and improve the district’s offerings.
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Hoggarth & Rollins
Cranbrook Hotel
G. P. Tisdale Ek
Toons
Bozeman Meat Merchant Praises Cranbrook Visit
W C Bohart of Bozeman and his brother R H Bohart of Wardner toured Cranbrook last Saturday. He lauds Wardner’s sawmill, the Cranbrook plant, local printing, and calls Cranbrook a whirlwind town. He would consider moving to the district and praises Haze man and Montana’s climate and enterprise.
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W. C. Bohart
Bozeman
Mont
R. H. Bohart
Wardner
Mr. Bohart
East Kootenay
Wwastner
Thad
Cranbrook
Wen
Hazeman
Montana
United States
British Columbia
Lecture by Rev. K W Patterson at Baptist anniversary
The Baptist congregation has secured Rev. K W Patterson of Calgary to conduct anniversary services on Sunday June 8. He will also lecture Monday evening June 4 on Self Made Cripples. Patterson is a leading west pulpit orator and lecturer, and all are invited.
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Baptist Church
K. W. Patterson
First Baptist Church
Calgary
Patterson
Aml
West
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Smitheringale
Slocan Drill
Frank Dean
Tate Telegraph
Vie Nelson News
Krank
Mitch
Crows
Fort Steele
Artiniong Avenue
Owl Restarant
Lowery
Stark
Fernie
Yinwoll
Wallence
Carlyle
Mary
Jeath
Sle
Johnnie
Flora
Dad
Gooderhams Millions
Leckie Boots
Leckie Specialties
J. Leckie Co
Vancouver
B. C
Kta
W. F. Tate
Port and Sherry
A. L. McDermot
Lease & Henderson
McCallum & Co
Povbda
Royal Distillery
A. C. Bowness
McSweyn
Suri Sica Cro Teria
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Rollins
Clapp & Rollins
AL Strate Micah Salsa
Miuscasanse
Royal Hotel
L. B
Vandecar
Grice Orr
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