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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
6
The column details residents visiting Cranbrook and Fernie, plus equips readers on a Miners union election, a lumber mill closure, and local business openings. It notes Labor Day in Spokane, Alberta trips, hotel visits, and community concerns as Wardner and nearby towns report transient activity and local enterprise.
In Gateway and nearby towns a week of farewells marked by arrivals and departures. N J Merrin of Spokane formerly Gateway Mont was in town. Mrs McCannon and family left for Whitefish Mont after six years here. They will travel to Spokane next Thursday. Farewell events drew a large crowd at the train platform.
The Daily News defends the Lemieux Act as a necessary worker tool offering arbitration to press capital and avert strikes. It notes nonbinding awards, emphasizes no strike interference if arbitration fails, and urges patience for time and experience to judge its fairness and scope. The piece argues for fair play in politics and labor policy.
From Moyie Leader Mrs J R Woods is seriously ill at her Moyie home. Mrs R O Jennings has returned to her Fort Steele residence. J Th Hawke has been appointed agent for Heintzman and Gerhard.
The Prince Rupert Empire publisher, famed for insight into obscure causes, is critiqued for failing to apply his own achievements to public scrutiny. The Alberni Pioneer News notes the irony in his self-portrait as subject for consideration.
Brandon Man Sept 2 Dr Har court secretary of the Liberal association of Brandon received a letter from Hon Clifford Sifton stating he is willing to have his name come up before the Liberal convention on Sept 22 as the Liberal candidate for Brandon.
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