Cranbrook Herald advertising and subscription note
The Cranbrook Herald advertises yearly subscriptions at ten dollars and promotes its news as timely. It states advertising rates twelve inches per month and emphasizes local ownership and high quality work, urging readers outside the district to subscribe and advertisers to choose its services.
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Herald
South East Kootenay
South Mast Kootenay
Umerald
John House
Cranbrook
Cranbrook Herald Circulation Statement 1908
F B Simpson manager of the Cranbrook Herald swears the paper’s circulation for the past three months 17 469 copies. August total 10 894 and average about 5 823 copies monthly. Sworn before John Hutchison on August 29 1908 at Cranbrook British Columbia.
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Cranbrook
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Political roars amid Kootenay riding byelection talk
A flurry of discussion swirls around Kootenay and Cariboo ridings over potential byelections versus general elections. Supporters push for timely Liberal wins, while Conservatives warn of strategic voting as Vancouver and Victoria figures loom. Local editorials defend Liberal loyalty and criticize Conservative tactics, with notes on candidates like Goodeve and McInnes, and remarks on Cranbrook developments and Thanksgiving timing.
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Kootenay
Cariboo
Inter
Hvid
Borden
Dominion
Herald
Kootenays
Goodeve
Ottawa
Grand Forks engine house torn from station site
A riveted gasping summary of a chaotic province wide bulletin notes incidents from Grand Forks where a narrow engine tore out the end for the engine house. It records editor changes at Greenwood Times and various political and crime items, including ore shipments, legal sentences, and notable deaths across British Columbia.
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Riniway
Grand Forks
Will Sweep Canada to Liberal Victory in Ontario Meeting
At the fourth annual general reform association of Ontario meeting in Nieve, President Mowat declared confidence and determination to secure victory in the coming federal election. Messages from the minister of railways and Hon. Mr. Graham conveyed optimism and a projected increase in Liberal strength as speeches urged duty and unity.
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Toronto
General Reform — Association of Ontario
Nieve
Mowat
Graham
SIR WILFRID DESIRES TO FINISH HIS WORK AT SOREL
The Premier at Sorel speaks of age and duty urging completion of the Grand Trunk Pacific, asserting its value for Canada’s future and its role in wheat transport westward. He vows to oppose sinister combinations and to carry on until the line from Moneton to Winniper opens new northern settlements.
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Castors
Canada
Grand Trunk Pacific
Moneton
Winniper
Trafic
Eqime
Ord
Tettion
Anne
Sorel
Twelve Years of Liberal Tile
The Toronto News (Conservative) lauds Laurier administration noting achievements in British references railway commission the Railway Act extension of the transcontinental railway at Moncton and the St. Lawrence waterway. It credits immigration and agriculture departments and praises militia efforts while defending national policy.
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Railway Commission
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