Golden Era Advertising Rates and Policies
The Golden Era weekly in East Kootenay outlines subscription rates of 2.00 per year in advance and deadlines for alterations to ads by Wednesday noon. It notes responsibility limits for omissions, payment to the Managing Director or agent, and rates for display ads and reading notices. Address and editorial contact details are provided.
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The
East Kootenay
Golden
East
Wells & Richardson Co
Montreal
Orton
Beaton
Maas
Reform urged for judiciary and railways by BC letter
A columnist letter blasting British Columbia's justice system as unfair and corrupted urges reforms. The author argues courts favor capitalists and lawyers, calling for stronger laws to curb discretionary power and for Laurier's government to replace the failed government railways with public management.
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Laurier
Canadian Pacific
Crown Grants for Mines Stir BC Debate on Use Rules
The article questions the crown grant system in British Columbia, arguing for limits on ownership to use and occupation. It cites Australian practices, calls for mining district reform, and notes a Golden meeting to discuss forming a board of trade. It also mentions coal lands, Crow's Nest Railway issues, and a proposed Carbonate post office to serve mining areas.
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British Columbia
Golden
Era
Gulden
Board of Trade
Goldener
The Golden Gra Edited by E. A. Haggen
The Golden Gra issue from Friday July 23 1897 edited by E A Haggen appears in the record. It reflects a historical newspaper fragment with likely period content and local notices.
Goods Packed for Mountain Trains by Experienced Packer
Goods prepared for shipment to mountain regions by a firm that uses an older, skilled packer. The packer personally inspects each package before it leaves the premises to ensure proper packing for pack trains.
Ladies Offer: 200 Blouses Available for Two Weeks
A women’s clothing promotion announces 200 blouses available for the next two weeks. The message stresses limited stock and a brief sale window.
Rail policy in Canada urged to end private railway control
A Canadian policy critique argues that Canada remains the sole British colony with private railways dominating the state. The piece urges governments to stop grants to private firms and to build and operate railways themselves, condemning this public administration degradation.
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Canada
Jolawa
Medical quackery claim on catarrh remedy ad
An 19th century style advertisement claims eighty out of a hundred suffer from catarrh and promotes Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as a cure. It features a supposed testimonial from James Headley of Dannes WY and cites a patent medicine supplier C A Warren.
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Dr. Agnew
James Headley
Dannes WY
Dominion Company Ad Promises Free Outfit for Readers
An old classified-style notice touts a bargain from the Dominion Company. It claims tremendous demand and high credit terms with a free outfit offer. Included is a street address in Dearborn and mentions of a book pricing and promotional copy.
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Nak Dearborn Bt
Mineral Rich Prospects Spur Trail Work in Windermere Region
Correspondent reports active prospecting from Dutch Creek to No Two Creek with new trails on Horde Thief Creek main branch. Copper galena and native copper found near Mineral King on Toby Creek. several claims recorded on Toby, Findlay, and Windermere areas indicate growing mineral activity and near-term ore shipments expected.
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Dutch Creek
Two Creek
Thief Creek
Toby Creek
Robert Jankson
Texas Bob
S Clim
Horse Shoe Bar
Ena
Lindsay
Perry Creek
Mr. Lindsay
Kootenay
Bell
Oregon
G. A. Gadd
Hannah
Troyer
C. Troyer
C. Watts
Skokamchuck
Argyle
E. H. Small
Findlay Creek
Caledonian
BR. Mulligan
Evergreen
A. Prior
Swansea King
Estelle
Windermere Mountain
J. Lake
Highland
P. Lanyon
Lowland
J. Garand
J. Sherman
8S. Simmons
Summit Lake
J. Pierce
W. Walsh
Idaho
C. Trover
F. Perry
R. Campbell
A God-Sent Blessing From Dr Agnew's Heart Cure
Easton resident B F Wood recounts fifteen years of severe heart disease with smothering spells palpitations and swollen ankles. After twenty physicians failed he used Dr Agnew's Cure for the Heart and felt relief within 90 minutes. several bottles completed his cure. He urges others to advertise in the paper.
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B. F. Wood
Easton
Dr. Agnew
Notice of false claim transfer on Giant Minoru Claim
W. J. R. Cowell declares reports of transferring interest in the Giant Minoru Claim to Henry Croft are unfounded. Victoria Metallurgical Works. Bald
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Minoru
Henry Croft
W. J. R. Cowell
Victoria Metallurgical Works
Bald
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