European front censorship and mysterious reports in Elko
Elko notes describe strict censorship hindering front news and suggestive chatter about European events. The column mentions Mrs J Stennett of Cranbrosh visiting, Jack Johnson enlisting in the French army, and a Winnipeg mail order house allegedly dismissing 1500 employees amid economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Guimshoe
J. Stennett
Cranbrosh
Elko ‘Val
Jack Johnson
France
Herr Krupp
Fred Roo
Roosville
Elko
Winnipeg
Local merchants urged to aid families amid hard times
In the small debts court a man faced a $1.50 claim for a sick wife and children, raised to $10 by the judge. The piece scolds retail merchants for carrying debts and laments money scarcity while noting wider world woes, labor payroll promises, and new settlers moving into the region. It mentions oil land visits by Agnew Kerr Winsor and local residents returning from Elko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Europe
Messrs
Agnew
Kerr
Winsor
Roosville
Calgary Herald
Sams
D. C
The
Herald
Ed. Klingensmith
Elko
Klagensmith
Creston
Mlagstone
Lethbridge
Claresholm
J. Jackson
Cranbrook
Joe
Fort Steele Notes of Church Bee and Travel
Mrs. R L T Galbraith and her sister visit Cranbrook. A church Bee saws four cords of wood donated to the Presbyterian church. Departures and returns of local residents are noted. Rev J Walker preaches at Knox Cranbrook with R T L Galbraith assisting. A farewell social for Rev J A Walker is planned as he leaves for college in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. T. Galbraith
R. C.T. Galbraith
A. Williamson
Cranbrook
Presbyterian Church
Fort Steele
R.L. T. Galbraith
Steele
Victoria
Joe Walsh
Fairmont Springs
Harry Henderson
Bull River
Rev
J. Walker
Knox Presbyterian Church
R. T. L. Galbraith
McBurney
Binmore
Cann
Halcyon Springs
Mission
Indian Department
Alex Keddie
Invermere
Mr. Cretney
Spokane
J. A. Walcker
Toronto
Walker
Canada’s Leaders Are True as Steel in War Time
Canadian prime minister Sir Robert Borden and opposition leader Sir Wilfrid Laurier spoke at the opening of parliament, delivering a united wartime challenge. The men showed no faltering or recrimination as they faced the nation’s hard at issue with steadfast resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Borden
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
Robert
Wilfrid
One Mind and One Heart in Canada Statement
Sir Wilfrid and Robert Borden are praised for unity and steadfast leadership as Canada faces war demands. The piece recalls moral and spiritual exhortations urging humility, forward faith, and aid to Jerusalem while warning against spiritual pride and wilful refusal to accept truth.
Moses Wist Not That His Face Shone Spiritual Beauty From God
Sunday column argues that true spiritual beauty reflections God’s holiness seen in Moses when he spoke with God. It claims such divine popularity changes temper, will, and heart, urging believers to seek the same inner shine rather than counterfeit holiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childhioe
Olrs
Jerusalem
Jesus
Moses
Exod
God
Moody
Northfold
In Thousands of Homes World Famous Family Remedy
A historic advertisement claims relief for stomach and bowel ailments through the famous family remedy. It emphasizes wide use and rapid help for common digestive issues across many households.
Beecham’s Pills Promote Digestive Relief and Health
The passage touts Beecham’s Pills as reliable aids for indigestion and biliousness. It claims they cleanse the system purify the blood tone the stomach stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels leading many to rely on them for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
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ALB
A.M
H. Hickenbotham
W.M. J. L. Cranston
Royal Black Knights
Baker Street
Wm. Matthews
Frank Carlson
Loyal Orange Lodge
Royal Jack Knights of Ireland Hall
R. S. Garrett
W.M. W. (. Dunstan
C.F
KEY Cily Lodge
Fraternity Hall
K. H. McPhee
L. Coop
N.G. Fin
Lee
W. M. Harris
Ree
Durham
1.C.C.F
R. W. Russell
HH. White
A.O.F., Companions OF the Forest
Pride of
Cranbrook Circle
Carmen’s Hall
A. Laurie
C.C
A. Guthrie
Sec. P. O
Knights OF
Pythias Cranbrook
Pam
Alex. Hurry
C. I. Halsall
Box
Maple Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Ida Baxter
N.G
Ada Hickenbotham
Ancient Order OF Foresters
Court Cranbrook
Maple Hall
Sharp
John Shaw
CR. L
Pearson
Overseas Club
KY. Brake
J. Lower
Women's Institute
Carmen's Hall
Chiss
Spm
EH. Seaman
J. Shaw
Sec
Treas I. O
Cranbrook Poultry and Pet Stock Association
A. B. Smith
W. W. McGregor
Cranbrook Farmers’ Institute
A.B Smith
Ath H. Webb
B.C
Old Gym
W. F. Gurd
Richards St
Vancouver, B. C
Thomas T. Mecredy
P. O. Box
B. C
Drs. King & Green
OFI
Surgeons
Armstrong
F. B. Miles
Hanson
Cranbrook Cottage Hospital
Maternity and General Nursingarden
A. Salmon
Metron
Cranbrook Orchestra
Mrs
Arnold Wallinger Cranbrook
Geo. H. Ashworth
Strauss
L. van Stayern
Jd. Rumsey
Joan G. Mitchell
P.O. Box
Calgary, Alberta
J. G. Cummings
Dominion and Provincial Land Surveyor
Tr. C
W. R. Beatty
P. O
F. M. MacPherson
Undertaker
Norbury Ave
City Hall
Frank Provenzano
General Merchant
Chas
Parker
Lethbridge Consilte Powder
Imperial O1 Co
Herald Office
Peerless
J. Taylor
Ilas
Star Cleaning Works
Armstrong Ave
Montana Laundry
Relt
F. Nidd
Methodist Church
Studio—Methodist Church
R. Dixon Carpenter
Joe Marapodi
King Edward’s School
V. M. Cherrington
McPhee
Rigatores
Scoulll Dave Co
Catharines
Ontario
Beattle-Murphy Co., Ltd
Sir Wilfrid
Great Britain
Fim
Nelson Fruit Fair
Nelson, B.C
J. A. Irving
Horstead
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