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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
5
A fragment notes that rubber stamps provide a needed time saving and can be worthwhile despite initial cost. The statement emphasizes efficiency and practical utility, suggesting value grows with repeated use.
The Herald advertises a broad selection of office supplies for the city and district. It promises judicious use of used goods can become indispensable in any line of business and invites readers to find stamps at their location.
The Cranbrook Herald records F A Williams as proprietor. Local notices indicate editorial oversight and publication details for the Cranbrook paper.
The November school reports show student scores across divisions VI and VII with numerous named students and teachers including A L Sutherland. Notable entries include Mae Gooderham George Hayman and Alex Dalziel among others, along with exam participation notes and staff credits.
May Russell and Leslie Phillips head junior third reader exam candidates while senior second readers named include Sylva Hill Arthur Lodge Nan cy McCrindle Madeline Wise and others. Absent for examinations Raymond Luscombe and Ed are recorded in the list.
October report lists student names across classes from Junior Fourth to Second Primer. Notable entries include Gladys Stone Solveig Ljungquist Evelyn Gartside Jack Atchison George Atchison Vincent Ljungquist Mary D Hondt Mary Richards Jim Stone Eddie Gartside Frank Hern Rose Noyce Marion Richmond Charles Atchison George Noyce Hippolyte Ruault May Stone John Richmond Ida Sakata Ernest Salt. Teacher Maes Johnson notes perfect attendance.
Red Mountain's fifty ton mill now grinds gold bullion from ore reserves likely to last years. With expected ore tonnage growth, Boundary Red Mountain shares show strong upside, up 28 percent, trading 64c on the Vancouver market versus 60c earlier. Full prospectus available on request from Wolverton & Co. Vancouver.
The list shows students including Taylor and Hilda Robinson with 43 enrolled and perfect attendance 21, P M G MacDONALD division LX has 46 enrolled and perfect attendance 32, followed by many names with notes of equal or absent statuses across examinations. Sadie Gibbs, Jessie South, Dong Yin, Melva Parrett, and Muriel J Baxter are listed among absentees.
Division X lists 49 enrolled with 23 perfect attendance. Names include Norah Simpson Evelyn Holdener Jessie McKay Buays Futa Harvey Brice and others. Division XI shows 46 enrolled with perfect attendance and notes 2nd Primer Honor Roll names Tom Fugita Kichi Margana Kenneth Haynes Edith Faulkner Gladys Ratcliffe and Catherine Hanrahan equal.
Division XII lists 47 enrolled with perfect attendance by 15 students. Names include Glen Bowness Gladys DeWolf Ag nes Gray Edith Johnson Claude Jordan Clifford Lamphier Kenneth Lamphier Phyllis Macdonald Jessie Magnet David Miller Graham Patton Donald Vance William White James Thompson Henry McMurrin L C Henderson.
Mrs W B McConnell departed late last week to visit relatives on Vancouver Island while Mr McConnell stayed at the Y M C A. A Lethbridge Herald dispatch notes large livestock shipments to the Vauxhall district for winter feeding, including two carloads of steers to Staples Farm Clarindale ranch and six hundred lambs. The influx suggests Vauxhall aims to become a premier winter feeding ground.
Rt Rev A J Doull of the Kootenay Diocese conducted a confirmation at Christ Church Cranbrook, confirming fifteen candidates including fourteen women and one man. His Acts 1 8 themed address impressed the congregation, after which attendees met the bishop at the Rectory before he continued to other diocese points.
A.J. Palmquist of the Gamble Min Hing Company departed for Chicago and other states, where he will spend the wine tor. His son had been in the hospital after an accident that cut his kee. Gasoline shortages eased after two Coast cars arrived, with Fernie barrels used temporarily to avert a shutoff. The missing cars later returned, returning the city to normal supply.
Prohibitionists adopted resolutions opposing changes to the Liquor Act permitting beer sales and light wines and ending wholesale liquor licenses. Rev. A E Cooke and Rev. J Richmond Craig led a revival fund raising 852 dollars, reducing last year’s deficit and leaving 3800 dollars credit. Police and Liquor Board raids at multiple towns seized liquor. several hotel and store owners were released on 2000 dollar bail each for trial October 26 in Fernie.
Winnipeg reports that in the last two years Manitoba has developed a practically new bee keeping industry. This year the sector is expected to generate about $400,000 in revenue for the province.
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