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Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 18, 1913

Page

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Abattoir and Cold Storage Plant Proposed for Cranbrook

Mr J H M Frankel of Pincher Creek Alta proposes a $20 000 abattoir and cold storage plant for Cranbrook with $60 000 to $75 000 in machinery. He seeks 2–3 acres land and free water and sewerage for six years. The council backs the plan, with support from the board of trade, as a growth industry for local ranchers and stores.

J. HM. Frankel Pincher Creek Alta Cranbrook Frankel King Laimber Mills Company G.P.R Board of Trade O.P.R Cran‘brook Kootenay Calgary Lethbridge Fernie

City seeks to build enterprise. Townsite controls land deal

City council and the board of trade push to bring the enterprise within city limits. The critical issue rests on Townsite authorities position regarding acquiring two to three acres of land for the project. If they cooperate, Frankel’s team will clear the site and lay foundations within three days of signing.

Board of Trade Frankel

Burglar Caught at Slaterville In Austrian Slav Arrest

A burglar broke into Cranbrook Trading Company in Slaterville on Sunday night and was foiled. Tuesday morning James Leask and Constable Morris confronted the intruder at 2 AM and arrested him. The suspect, identified as Byr Budanys an Austrian Slav, was committed for trial on breaking and entering with potential life imprisonment.

Cranbrook Trading Company James Leask Leask & Son Slaterville Leask Morris Nan Calgary Mr. Leask Byil Budanys Ryan

Safety devices at the Rex theater boost audience safety

The Rex theater now features Johnson Bros safety upgrades with insulated metal booths and asbestos lining. Automatic fire closures seal film and machine areas, vented aisles and metal walls reduce fire spread, and improved exit and horse lighting systems meet current safety laws. Management praised for compliance.

Foster Herald Johnson Bros Rex Theatre

Italian murdered at Rampart in ramped confrontation

Bruno Cutrie an Italian, confronted Felice Zappia at Rampart after a dispute over money for an Italian migrant. Cutrie shot Zappia twice, then again as he fell. Zappia died at Cranbrook hospital. Co defendants Barbario and Marie Cattello implicated Cutrie.

Bruno Cutrie Cranbrook Antonia Marie Dattola Felice Zappia Rampart Felice Zappa Salvatore Barbario Zappia Cutrie Pasquale Zappia Marie Italy Barbaria Zap- Pia Barbario Currie Morris Davis Wardner Cranbrook Hospital Ryan Marie Cattello

Popular Young Couple Weds in Cranbrook Church Ceremony

Archibald Kenneth Leitch and Miss Josephine Havill wed at the Presbyterian church with Rev. W K Thomson officiating. The couple, two popular Cranbrook residents, will honeymoon in California and Colorado before settling in Jaffray where the groom leads East Kootenay Limber.

Presbyterian Church W. K. Thomson Archibald Kenneth Leitch Josephine Havill Cranbrook Jessie Loiteh J. R., McCreery E. I. Paterson Soo-Spokane California Colorado Jaffray East Koote East Kootenay Archie The Herald

Cranbrook Exhibition Opens Under Stormy Skies

Crowds attend Cranbrook's fifth annual agricultural show with strong displays across grains, poultry, fruits, vegetables and crafts. MLA Thomas J. Waven opens the fair. judges announced. exhibits praised though prize list delayed to next week.

Cranbrook Art Kootenay Herald N. Gardner Willis Appleton Livestovck Gibson Jessie McKeay A. 11. Webb J. A. Kimpton Reid Fairbairn O'Mara DeWolf Thomas J. Waven M.L.A Hi. H. McCture Cranbrook Agricultural Association Ira R. Manning Geo. Powell Cranbrook Sash and Door Ciy Women's Institute

South African Manufacturer Laite Sees Canadian Prowess

Mr Laite, organizing secretary of the South Africa Manufacturers' Association, praised Canada's powerful manufacturers' organization after a visit. Speaking at Witwatersrand on June 25, he urged South African peers to unite and press the government to consult them before legislation.

Winnipeg South Africa

Timber Inquiry Seeks Royalty Reform by Lumbermen

A Monday meeting of East Kootenay lumbermen and timber holders urged a three percent royalty on net invoices for ten years with a ten year rise to four percent, arguing current BC rule enforcement would ruin interior mills. They pressed for draft legislation before provincial consideration and warned against heavy new taxes on a fragile industry.

W. R. Ross Court House A. I. Frank Mountain Lumber Manufacturers Association East Kootenay Cranbrook British Columbia Mountain Lumber Manfacturers’ Association Chester Staples B. C Staples Lund United States Limd D. McNab F. W. Adolph Ontario M. King D. G. McPhail Hl. N. Sereth Malcolm Melnnes A. E. Watts Coast Lumber Prairies West Canada W. W. Ross Watts W. R. Rows

Playle Wallace Nuptials at Wallace Home Near City

Miss Martha Ellen Wallace wed Archibald Henry Playle on September 17 1913 at 3 pm the ceremony led by Rev Waikh Thomson in a simple service. The couple reside near the bride’s former home and celebrate with a large reception and gifts.

Tly Bride's Joseph Wallace Martha Ellen Wallace Archibald Henry Playle Wa Kh. Thomson Presbyterian Church Nancy Johan Clarke Bruce Wallace A. Joliffe KE. Slater Miller Whitney Manners Moore Campbell HL Campbell J. R. Macdonald Cartwright Jack McLean Hatt Ton W.K. Thomson Summerville J. R. Thompson Crantrook

Red Glass Bottles May Help Preserve Milk

A report suggests red glass or red paper wrappings could protect milk from light damage. Violet rays are most detrimental, red rays beneficial, and colored bottles or wrappings may aid conservation. Canadian dairy firms experimental farms and colleges could test this, with simple, inexpensive trials.

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Olaterville Lease ST. Eugene Hospital Archie Leitch Timber Inquiry A. K. Watts V. Hyde Baker F. Taylor L. M. Ellis M. B. King I. Leask G. J. Sadler Olsen G. G. Jewell Je. Tf. ‘Heaphy Simon Taylor W. Robertson A. Lewis Prettic Malcolm McInnes A. K. Leitch Senator King Winder WR. Joss Aske Forestry Department Charman Ross Enast
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