Cranbrook Herald expands voice of South East Kootenay
A long Cranbrook Herald column extols local progress and critiques politics and business. It praises Nelson fairs, Fernie’s growth, Rossland’s daily paper, and Cranbrook advertising. It urges incorporation, denounces aristocracy, emphasizes labor dignity, and notes upcoming station cabinets and provincial politics.
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Herald
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East Kootenay
South East Kootenay
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The
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Prominent Citizen James Albert Phuvey Rise From Farm to Law
East Kootenay lawyer James Albert Phuvey is celebrated as a prime example of perseverance in the legal profession. Born on a Perth Ontario farm, he spent two decades as a farm boy before pursuing law, overcoming obstacles to achieve notable success.
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Houston
Nelson
Nevada
Victoria
John
James Albert Phuvey
East Kootenay
Perth
Ontario
Teriald Compliment Highlights Prairie Press Praise
The Herald notes praise from W. B. Wilcox of the Phoenix Pioneer and Frat Simpson of the Cranbrook Herald. It lauds Simpson for producing a top weekly with eight large pages and abundant news, and mentions local appreciation of the Cranbrook paper.
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Frat Simpson
Cranbrook Herald
Fone
Lisitet
Litt
Simpson
Editorial notes urge non political council and praise Victoria Times press
The piece urges a capable non political council as municipal elections near and praises the Victoria Times for installing a Hoe press with 30 000 copies per hour. It notes the editor of the Victoria Week apologizing for a provocative previous article by attacking the Herald editor.
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Victoria Times
The
Times
Pacific Coast
Victoria Week
Herald
Wealthy Montrealer and working girl spark society furor
A Montreal millionaire married a poor telephone girl in New York, provoking elite scorn. The piece praises the bride for independence and honesty, noting she supported her mother and worked for a living, while comparing public figures as "hired men" who work for wages.
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West
Dolephir
Montreal
New York City
Premier Laurier
President Roosevelt
United States
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy
Noted educator and lawyer Mr Harvey listed as leading Conservative hopeful
Farm boy from Listowel to St Catherine's then teacher and principal in St Thomas entered law after five years practice. Health urged move west to Fort Steele and Cranbrook, BC, building a large practice. A respected Conservative, he is seen as the party’s leading provincial house candidate for the next election. He enjoys a fine home and a happy family in town.
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Listowel
St. Catherines
St. Thomas
Kootenays
South East Kootenay
Fort Steele
Cranbrook
Harvey
Tlarvey
Timber and land notices amid a Cranbrook district notice row
Timber companies seek to reclaim and purchase lands in the Kootenay district. Notices announce aims to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works in Victoria for land possession and describe the parcel by posted corner, bounds, and acreage. Also included is a contractor tender for a stone and brick building in Lethbridge and a dissolution notice for Gongean and Netterfield with aiming management shift at the Queens hotel in Cranbrook.
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Victoria
Kootenay District
St Chains
Robinson
McKengie Lumber Co
Mt Limited
Miginen
Olee
Calgary
Weloek
Lethiesdee
Mave
Gongean & Netterfield
Queens Hotel
George D. Gongean
Craftirook
Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works
South East Kootenay
Lot Fen
Retirement memoir echoes farm life and contented youth
The passage recalls a man named Starvey fondly remembering farm days at twenty, with work and abundance, happiness, and a free, restful spirit that brought true contentment despite not pursuing a cherished career.
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Mr. Starvey
Make Your Town Attractive Campaign Outline
A civic appeal urges residents to improve property and reduce litter. It calls for painting storefronts and awnings, repairing sidewalks, eradicating weeds, removing trash, and banning street littering. Citizens should form a block improvement society and request colored wagon painting for merchants to beautify the town.
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Fernie
Canada
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the Herald
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A. Ee. Blair
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Democrats of
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W. BR. Wilcox
Phoenix Pioneer
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Western Oil and Coal
Butch
Wala
Moana Emer
A. C. Bowness
N. J. Brooks
Otto V. Tloneb
James Albert Harvey
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Knights of Pythias Cranbrook
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J. A. Arnold
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Cranbrook Local Union
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United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Patmore Bros
Fred Yui
Kilwand Moore
Kee -See
City Lodge
Baker Street
Oddfellows
McDonald Charhes
Stith
Cranbrook Lodge
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I. Pattinson
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Order of Foresters
B.C
Good Templars
A. McCowan
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See
Patc Hhore
Loyal Orange Lodge
W. F. Gurd
Hazell Black
Cranbrook, BC
C. H, Dunbar
Notar Public
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King & Green
Omee
Armstrong Ave
Dr. Connolly
Armstrong Avenue
F. EL King
Alstrong
F. B. Miles
Tilo
Olive
New Reihock Cranbrook
J. M. Derr
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