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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
4
Che Cranbrook Herald advertises subscription price at 2.00 per year for the United States and 2.60 per year elsewhere, with advertising rates on application. Copy changes for ads due by Wednesday noon to secure attention. Thursday, September 10, 1925.
The editorial analyzes Premier King’s dissolution speech and the federal crisis, outlining four core problems transport fiscal policy immigration and Senate reform. It notes Meighen as opposition critique and discusses candidates R Kine Dr King Rutledge Ning in a likely tough campaign while promising future coverage from the paper. It also mentions East Kootenay fall fair and local agricultural prospects as a hopeful sign for community pride.
The Globe comments that Mr King plans to address tari and railway rates to go to the country. It argues his past actions clash with present talk and distrusts the ministry. It notes railway rates are fixed at 28 years ago as guaranteed by Parliament, forcing either reduced rail pay or higher rates elsewhere to cover deficits.
A Farm and Home column argues British Columbia must seek new markets beyond Canada to spur capital and initiative. The piece stresses that domestic markets are insufficient, Ottawa offers little help, and BC must actively pursue international trade opportunities rather than wait for others to come.
The piece contrasts forecasts of a coming catastrophe with optimism about progress in science and invention. It notes one prophet foresees New York's doom and another calls 1926 an agony year, yet argues against mass panic and urges belief in expansion and adaptation driven by future innovations.
Miss Theresa M Siegel returns to Cranbrook on Monday evening September 21 to perform Bayard Veiller’s Within the Law a dramatic tale of Mary Turner a sales girl falsely imprisoned for theft and how she uses the law to outmaneuver her harassers The production showcases Siegel’s voice acting memory and character impersonations drawing strong newspaper praise and a welcoming audience expected at Cranbrook United church.
A daily devotional sequence covering Friday September 11 through Thursday September 17, listing biblical verses and brief thematic prompts. It presents passages from Kings Proverbs Matthew Isaiah Philippians Psalms and Ephesians to inspire faith, peace, strength, and gratitude.
A collage of anecdotes and musings questions aging, noting an 88 year old told a man of 88 should not marry, a 91 year old in Pennsylvania marries a 45 year old, and a 74 year old Swiss embroiderer commits suicide saying life is not worth living. It then jokes about progress and aging, contrasts washing machines proliferation, and critiques youth versus elder adaptability, ending with a strange warning about butterflies clogging radiators and a remark on ancient Egyptian plagues.
Invermere B C Sept 1 Special to The Herald Arthur Tegart a Windermere rancher in his fifties died at St Eugene hospital Cranbrook from a sudden brain event. Mrs Tegart and their large family were present. After a short service at St Peters Anglican Windermere his remains were laid to rest locally.
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