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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 14, 1907
Page
6
Community notes from Wardner report Molienun Adney visiting Fort Steele then View for a short vacation with relatives. Dr Rader peers visit Morrissey Mines to reopen Western hotel. Moyie brewery orders new equipment as bottling plant aims to start within a month.
Local notes from Moyie include a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Golilie Stewart and Mrs Hollister returning from a Vancouver visit. Surveyor McVittie investigated disputed deeds while D J Elmer pursues a silver lead project near Kingsgate. A tunnel progresses to eighty feet as a potential mine forms. An upper St Eugene strike is reported with a large ore body uncovered. C P R adds an extra siding near station due to rising Moyie business and workers will receive cheques Monday. Jim Grant travels to Cranbrook with companions to keep him from fleeing the country. No insurance covered last week’s log building fire. it stood without protection for years.
Frank announces major managerial shifts affecting West Canadian Collieries and affiliated firms as new managers are appointed from France and elsewhere. Alberta and Royal coal interests realign with leadership moves by George J. Fraser, J. H. Galer, and others as reopening work accelerates at Lundbreck Breckenridge mine. Output and development progress continue at Canadian American and Maple Leaf properties with tunnel progress and upcoming seam openings.
A sweep of items covers land sales in Cape Colony, a Lamb residence tablet in Islington, and various London civic notes. Vice-Admiral Groome selected as director, a Yiddish assistant hired at Whitechapel Library, and Pope’s Villa near Twickenham set for auction. Local legal actions, strikes, and social curiosities fill the page alongside weathered portraits of artists and memorials.
The Frank Paper notes Cruntrook Telephone and Fernie connections hinting at a cross pass distance line. Alberta Public Works Minister Cushing backs remote link from Frank to Crows Nest with Cranbrook SO extending to Craws Nest, urging boards of trade to back the effort. The piece criticizes current telegraph service and high rates for short messages.
Mrs Yellen of Portland testifies Zam-Buk cured severe hand cracks that failed to improve with other treatments. The advertisement claims Zam-Buk heals wounds, eruptions, ulcers and burns and lists 50 cent boxes, with a deal of 3 boxes for 1.25 from the Zam-Buk Co of Toronto.
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The article notes Bourassa showed talent but lacked a program and vision. It criticizes his reliance on party support, his personal charisma, and the campaign strategy. The piece frames the election verdict as a clear signal of confidence in the governing party and rejection of Tory attacks.
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