Laurier's Canada Progress and Great Projects Admired
The Cranbrook Herald extols Sir Wilfrid Laurier and the Grand Trunk Pacific plan as Canada’s path to growth. It praises Liberal policy, attacks Conservative tariffs, and urges Cranbrook support for Smith Curtis as a labor ally to advance the West and Greater Canada.
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Canada
Smith Curtis
Kootenays
Borden
Pera
Halifax
Grand Trunk
Hiei
Greater
Kaslo
B.C
Nistor Cranbrook Herald
Eagles Hall
Cathuin
Wilfrid Laurier
Kaslo “Kootenatan
Mr. Curtis
Curtis
P. McGregor
The Herald Advertising Rates and Policy Declared
Cranbrook Herald announces strict policy and rates for advertising and job printing. It asserts independence from cliques and parties, promotes paid subscriptions at ten dollars yearly, and urges local and distant readers to support the paper for timely Cranbrook news.
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Herald
South East Kootenay
Noie
South Mast Kootenay
Cranbrook
Circulation figures for Cranbrook Herald 1908
Simpson, manager of the Cranbrook Herald, swears circulation for the past three months totaled 17,460 copies. Monthly averages 5.42 percent, with detailed weekly issue totals listed from June through August 1908 at Cranbrook British Columbia. Notary John Hutchison witnessed the affidavit.
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Cranbrook Herald
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Veterans act interpretations spark debate in Ottawa
September 22 reports show South African Veterans association committee led by Major Winter finds that the Volunteer County Act limits veteran homestead grants, allows questionable substitutes, and requires in-person location verification. The panel suggests immediate locators may hold land up to 320 acres with wages, while noting British schools as acceptable substitutes. Curtis tours Kaslo to rally electors praised by supporters and criticized by opponents.
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Ottawa
South African Veterans Association
Chas. Winter
Morrison
Hurdhman
Woodside Whitex
Millus
Corey
Wirthir
Dominion
McKenzie King Accepts Liberal Nomination in Waterloo
Toronto Sept 22 W L McKenzie King deputy minister of labor accepted the Liberal nomination for North Waterloo and sent his resignation to Hon R Lemieux minister of labor. He states he seeks chance to share in solving longer problems than industrial conditions.
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Canada
Anti-Asiatic League of
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Mclines
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Martin
Toronto
Ont
W. L. McKenzie King
Labor
North Waterloo
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Ming Labor
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