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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 09, 1923
Page
4
The piece reflects on Thanksgiving and Armistice Day as occasions to honor veterans and nurture peace. It argues for practical aid to living veterans and dependents as the true memorial, while noting the shift from wartime to peacetime diplomacy and reconstruction in the postwar era.
The BC legislature session opens with calls to relieve tax burdens and pursue economical spending. It urges tapping vast natural resources for revenue while shaping policies on education agriculture and public utilities to aid the sick patient economy.
A fragmented wartime dialogue centers on a soldier grieving Tyan Ninespotski who died in battle. The exchange hints at a name uttered during death and the survivor’s somber response, reflecting personal loss amid conflict.
Ground broken for a large addition to the Canadian Hotel by Jos Brault. East Kootenay Limber Co new mill at Ryan reaches 40 000 feet daily and 2000 ties. Dr J A King supports Cranbrook incorporation talk in the new session. Steam laundry potential worth 1500 to 2000 follows pledged patronage. Drummond in Montreal for a national conference with the CPR. T H McVittie to survey mineral claims on Tracy Creek leaving Port Steele.
The Kootenay Trading Co Ltd says it bought a Baker Street building to serve customers and denies ulterior motives. It invites the current tenant to buy, noting the property remains on the market and that money talks.
An advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as immediate relief for indigestion and sour stomach. It claims all sourness, gas, heartburn, and pain vanish once the tablet acts, with druggists guaranteeing quick digestion correction.
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