The Cranbrook Herald urges readers to subscribe and support local progress
The Cranbrook Herald appeals to South East Kootenay readers to subscribe at ten dollars a year and outlines advertising rates. It blasts government licensing, revenue issues, and political favoritism, arguing for better distribution of royalties and improved local road and infrastructure spending.
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Herald
Faust Kootenay
South East Kootenay
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Cranbrook
Crows Nest [Pass
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Harry
Hashim Mill
South Mast Kootenay
South East Koolay
Cranbrook district balks at public works delay
A Moyie Leader report quotes a government excuse for minimal Cranbrook district spending this year. Budgets arrive after July 1, making spring work costly. funds will be held for next year’s projects. The item mocks the explanation and criticizes officials including Bobby Green.
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Moyie
Cranbrook
Pioneer Cranbrook Lumber Baron Archibald Leitch
Archibald Leitch is hailed as Cranbrook’s pioneer of pioneers and a leading figure in British Columbia’s interior. Born in Quebec, he rose from Ottawa river lumber camps to head the Rasheadomeny Lumber Company, building Cranbrook’s first steam sawmill and guiding regional growth through mergers and expansion.
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Bob Pidwards
Calgary Mye
Alberta
Bidwards
British Columbia
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Cranbrook
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President Shaughnessy
Montreal
Victoria
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Archibaldl Leitch
East Kootenay
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la Prairie
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Manitoba
Crows Nest
West Kootenay
Golden
Port Steele
Col Baker
Cranbrook Launher Company
Man Leitch
P. Ry
Leiteh
Rasthootemiy Lumber Company
Ait General Mgnager
Dat Fray
Critbrook
Rhoda
Ryan
Hoes
Deitel
Injustice in Ubia Cranbrook Road Funds Debate
Fernie Ledger editor D V Mott criticizes provincial spending on roads in Fernie and Cranbrook districts. The Herald reports officials say about 1000 of 6000 and 500 of 5000 allocated funds have been spent on roads with July 1906 deadlines, prompting political outcry.
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Ubia
Ivery
Cranbrook
D. V. Mott
Fernie Ledger
Fernie
Observations on Saving and Work Ethic for Cranbrook Youth
In Cranbrook and Southeast Kootenay a speaker urges young men to save from first salary, noting many arrive without money yet later prosper. He argues luck isn’t the key, discipline and steady earning power matter, and suggests seeking reliable work and promotions rather than idle talk.
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Theeountry
Cranbrook
Jeannot
Thad
South East Kootenay
Roosville Printer Praises Herald Job Work
Fred Roo of Roosville writes to the Herald office praising five years of job work. He commends the mechanical department for high quality, king's-taste standards, and reasonable prices. He notes another order soon and gratitude for prompt dispatch.
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Roosville
Herald Office
Herald
Fred Roo
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