Revelstoke Herald adrates and printing pledge
Revelstoke Herald announces its semi weekly publication in Revelstoke and surrounding districts. It details advertising rates including display ads and illegible rates, subscription prices, and a pledge to provide first class printing at honest prices. It invites correspondence from readers and requires authors to send manuscripts with return address.
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Revelstoke
Lardeau
Ble Bend
Trout ‘Lake
Tilelliewaet
Albert Canyon
Jordan Pass
Eagle Pass
Carow
Warald
Kerr Squippers
West Kootenay
Mall
Callis
Revelstoke Herald
Notice on Correspondence Rules and Publication
Notice in Correspondents states correspondence must be firmly written on one side of the paper and personal parts must include the writer name. It also requires that any reference to material in another paper be offered for publication to the editor before appearing in The Herald.
Diverse 1900s Notes Mix Civil Conflicts and Mines
August summaries report a wide range of items from the Winnipes region, including Wm. Dean’s death by suicide at Toronto, mill strikes in Magos Quebec, fatalities from tainted food at Harvey Illinois, and drownings near Guis Take Manitoba. Other notes mention Tillondike gold shipments, Canadian appointments, anti-forestry measures, Boer War updates, and editorial reflections on entertaining conversation and public virtue.
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Winnipes
Wm. Dean
Toronto
Magos
Quebec
Harvey
Mlinois
Gillespie
Guis Take
Gerrit Sittom
Arva
Brannon
Fone
Algoma Centre
T Vaiwas
Sault Ste
Moose Factory
Seattle
Mit
Wis
San Francisco
Deminton
Messrs
Bair, Pielaing
Sir Lewis Davies
Pats
Canada
Manitoba
Pepin
Alfred Gaseleete
Trehing
Shang Si
Legatio l
Prleston
Hothu
Lord Roberts
Nts
de Ver
Trivate Arkinggsiey
Montreal
Mounted Andes
Prix Vates Hulton
Sterrt
Schreiner
Cape Assembly
Cape Colony
Punértable
Liermany
North Pole
Congress For Peace
Sersion
Paris
Pari
Teledy
Department of the Interior
British Columbia
Callclans
Fred
Ridings Mountain
Iir
Duke of Ealinburgh
Arch. Milne
Agiar
Admiralty
Excursionists Hear Warm Thanks for Hospitality Across Cities
A long list of thanks from the Winnipeg to Milwaukee excursion party recognizes the generosity and efficient planning of railway officials and city hosts. Leaders from Great Northern, Canadian Pacific, Grand Trunk, and other lines, plus mayors and press associations in Milwaukee, Buffalo, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec, are singled out for hospitality, escorts, and arrangements that made the trip memorable and well coordinated.
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Raiway
St. Paul
Minny
Great Northern
Tom Neehe
P. R
GC. ZB. McPherson
C. P.T
P. J. Whitney
Ine
Brom St. Paul
Milwauks
Itienes
Chicago
P. W. Weasdale
Westarine
Reasdale
Chasty Gray
Chicaso
Cluetgo
Grand ‘Trunk
Detroit
Suspension Bridge
Butfile
Grand Crunk
Geo. W. Wales
Ghienga
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Lewiston
Toronto
Ghicora
Niagara Navigation Company
Montreal
Liepuri
Magnificent Newsteaiher
Rielellen and Ontavia Navigation Company
Foros Prescoll
Natly
Grand Trunk
St. Lawrence
Thousand Islands
Paris
Quebec
Mtr
H. A. Price
Company of
Price'y Hueetlon
Montesal
Ottawa
Ocuuwa
Winnipeg
Getawa
Alven
Winnipes
Mobuis
Walkerville
Hell Mery
J. Tram Walker & Sons
Niagara
City of
Wingara
Queen City
Fls
Maacdonald
Alderiman Leslie
Abraham
Menary
Worshily
Pretanteine
Barher
Imer
Gordon Siilit
Eis
G. Rutherford
M. Po
Pulte M
OL Davis
My. Tieffer
Ottawa Citien
Amit ‘Esvetiais
7. A. Smart
Frank Pedhey
Ot. Wi Teasdale
North Western Line
Milwaukee
Chas
J. Gray
He AL Prieh
Montréal
A la Quebec
Canaslin Parife Raiway Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Grand ‘Trini Feations Company
Richelieu and Ontarlo Navigation Company
Uhewe
Phernon
Mwinnipes
Gretna
Miele James
Uic Hudson's Tay Company
C. C. Chipman
Cogan
B. Nixon
Everybody Wondered How He Knew Ditty Suppressed in Chicago
A long fragment describes Chicago reaction to a popular ditty with refrain Everybody wondered how he knew. It notes officials suppressed the song and mentions a scene at a ball and a dimple on a baby’s knee as other curiosities. Also referenced is a fire at Lethbridge causing $5,000 in damage to a steam laundry and two other buildings.
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Chicago
Tie
Lis
Dearhorn
Nat Garters
Key West
Florida
Lethbridge
Prohibition Era Ball Game Tale From Detroit Press
A fragment recounts a warm town ball game with bets among fats and trainees. The narrator describes being knocked over the fence for a home run, scoring then fainting from exertion, amid a lively but foggy scene in a prohibition era Detroit setting.
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Fats
Traine
Jone
Wwe
Nile
Way
Detroit
Boer Atrocity Tale Of Lieutenant Bonsey’s Death
An English reader recalls Lieutenant Arthur Bonsey of Brabant’s Horse shot after a flag misused by Boers during a skirmish near Rouxville. Wounded, he was denied water, robbed, and left to die before medical care arrived. He later received a commission as medical officer after Rouxville’s retake.
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Tuedtenanta
Bonsey
Canon Bonsey
Lanvaxter
Mas
T. Rednery
Calgary
Lfe
Grange Pree
A. J. Bowsey
A. J. Bowsey, Son of the Vicar St Tancaster (Canon Bousey
Brabant
Arthur Bonsey
Border Horse
Trabant
Rouxville
Bobsey
Percetylas
Trilees
Htait
Uked—tralnek
Boose
Cockerton
Touxville
Touxville, Eight Miles My, Who Then Sent For. He Arrived witLo‘loviet
Uni
Deutenant Boney
Nin
Hue Jove
Nouxvility
Attics
Colonsal
Hofsey
Wounded troop transport and amputation details from Rouxville to Cape Town
The report chronicles a long ordeal starting with a patient who left Rouxville after 49 weeks in hospital and traveled by stretcher to Alfwal North and then nearly 300 miles to Cape Town. It notes refusals and delays in amputation, with medical staff including Dr. Crekevitu, Dr. Tress, and De Rayne involved, and mentions Lt. Beny, De Rush ton Parker, and others, highlighting delays and cautious decisions in treatment.
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Rouxville
Buziand
Ledea
Tress
Ben Y
London
Bancaster
Rayne
A. Atretcher
Rushton Parker
Liverpool
Clewtenant Bonsey
Cockerton
Revelstoke Herald Weekly Ad Claims Lead in Readers
The Revelstoke Herald Weekly proclaims superior reach in North Kootenay with the most readers and advertisers in Revelstoke, plus the lowest rates. It touts strong circulation, job printing, and urges readers to subscribe at $2.00 per year.
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North Kootenay
Revelstoke
Revelstoke Horald
St Peter's Church Service Schedule and Baptism Note
The record lists St Peter's Church Angileen Holy Eucharist at 12 am with mating Ntany and sermon and 2:30 Sunday school or children's service. A 7 or 8 am Holy Eucharist on Holy Day. Holy Baptism noted with Sunday school at 3:16 led by Paget D.D. Pontor.
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Mltor
Paget
D.D
Pontor
Revelstoke Legal Notices and Addresses
Barristers, solicitors for tune book of nN Cain Company funds to low ab 2 per sent. Offices Morgens Banke Bloct First Street Revelstoke Station BC 3. Ww Grogs Office Maskenzie Avenue Revelstoke Surgeon to the C P B R Health officer City of Revelstoke.
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Nn Cain Company
Morgens Banke
Bloct
First Street
Revelstoke Station
B.C
Maskenzie Avenue
Revelstoke
C. PB. R. Health
City of Revalstoke
Methodlet Church Revelstoke Preaching Schedule
Methodlet Church Revelstoke shows preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with a class meeting after the morning service. Sab Lab school and Bible days at 2 89. Weekly prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30. The congregation is cordially invited. Seutatrea RHV S 1 Thompson pastor.
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Revelstoke
Sab- Lab
Seutatrea
RHV
Thompson
Revelstoke Herald mining district newspaper description
The Revelstoke Herald is presented as a semi weekly leading West Kootenay paper, with mining telegraph and local news written from reliable information. It claims large circulation, wide advertising reach, and authentic readable articles for its field.
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West Kootenay
Local Printing Establishment Dominates Eastern British Galicia
Subscription rates of $2.00 per annum or $1.26 for six months are cited as part of a notice praising a printing house in Eastern British Galicia. The copy extols the firm’s prominence and broad business with offices supplying printed materials, noting the close of work and quality comparable to large city printers.
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Galvania
Herald Job Printing Department Offers Modern Types
The Herald boasts up to date faces in type design and skilled workmen who fully grasp the use of materials. It stresses not only quality printing but also reliable service in the district with experienced staff.
Advertising and printing value offered by Howard's BC
An advertisement notes offers for advertising space and job printing in British Columbia. It promises prompt work, fair prices, and suitability for all sizes of orders. Special attention is given to mail orders and samples are available upon request.
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Ite
British Columbia
Howard
Imatl
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