Revelstoke Herald Advertising and Rates Notice
Revelstoke Herald proprietor Johnson presents a semi weekly journal serving Revelstoke and nearby districts with train connections. Advertising rates are 51.50 per inch display and 2.00 per inch on title page. Legal ads billed per inch. Birth, marriage, and death notices offered free. Subscriptions $2 per year, $1.25 six months, all in advance. Job department promises high quality printing with prompt mail service. Correspondence welcome with bona fide name required for manuscripts.
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Reveltoke
Lareday
Big Bend
Trout Lake
Lueillewaet
Albert Canyon
Jordan Pass
Eagle Pass
Johnson
Revelstoke
USA
Amrer
Heratd
West Rooieway
Notice to Correspondents for Cor ponder
The notice sets formatting rules for letters to the paper: letters must be one side, signed with the writer’s proper name, and prior publication of material from other papers must be offered to this paper first. The text appears in a 19th or early 20th century newspaper style in need of concise restatement.
South Africa Balances of War and Empire Debated
The London Times reflects on the Kruger War era, arguing Britain should not compromise Transvaal reforms, while Kruger and Steyn face political peril. It condemns their attempt at independence and recalls Cape leadership tensions, urging removal of Schreiner and reaffirmation of imperial rule.
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Toria
South Africa
Kruger
Great Britain
Mr. Helts
Transvaal
London
Ogg
Messrs
Kru Or
Steyn
Eleyguin
Free State
Cape
England and the Boers on Autonomy and Punishment
An analysis of Sir Sidney's stance in the North American Review suggests annexation of rebel Boer states with a period of settler autonomy, balanced by fair treatment for loyal subjects. He argues harsh punishment for Dutch rebels in the Cape Colony and Natal, equating treason and theft with ordinary crimes and urging seizure of loot as proof of guilt.
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Sir Siding Shipyard
Eltish
Mojeniy
Muttislis
Sidney
Natar
Cape Colony
Cyne
Natal
Australian Federation Aprotos on the Confederation Debate
A fragment discusses the Australian Federation and the comparison of its federal structure with the United States and Canada. It cites Edmund Darton, his analysis of executive versus legislative powers, and the democratic nature of Australian arrangements. The piece includes remarks on constitutional provisions and parliamentary procedure.
South Africa Curfew Bell and Kruger Remembrance
Fragmented notice discusses curfew enforcement to keep youths off streets and recalls Paul Kruger’s British-era service. It notes wartime bankruptcies, German emigre ayuda, and French papers analyzing South African affairs with Europe and Abyssinia as focal points.
New Books Three Men on Wheels by Jerome KK Jerome
A humorous nonfiction style comic about three men on holiday schemes that poke fun at domestic life. It satirizes wheel repairs and social pretenses with playful digressions, drawing on German culture and broad observations, aiming to entertain readers and encourage reading aloud.
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Jerome KK. Jerome
Tabove
Joss
Burrows
Lord
Mester
Lick Bros
Garmany
West
Gilet
Jerome
Uney Ieee
Ake Poe
Germany
Fragmented Canadian observations and satirical prose
Readers encounter a murky scene with a narrator discussing German affairs, rope symbolism, and a public notice about manners. The prose mocks authorities and social norms while noting dogs reading notice boards and a foreigner’s property. Published by Copy Chair Canary in Toronto.
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Jeromne
Mi ' Fisher
Chair Canary
Linded
Front Street West
Toronto
Fragmented notes from a noisy era with scattered items and obits
The page compiles garbled notices ranging from a planned crematory near Bryate eeu and a new bank office to odd quips about flying machines, household tips, and mentions of Nova Scotia officials. It records obituaries for Hyth and Mrs. Jingue, plus a Methodist conference decision. The broader mix includes railway debates, a farmer’s field notice forbidding trespass, and humorous fragments about trains and wages.
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Hyth
Filer
Nova Scotia
Hatitus
Pasific Ecu Cr
San Francesco
Jingue
George Hague
Imalager
The
Merchants’ Bank of
Sunday School Humor and Heredity in a North England Note
A child’s note to a chemist asks for an update about a plaster fault, while a parlor conversation links heredity to Bobby’s traits. A Methodist conference debates church stance on card playing dancing and amusements banned since 1872, signaling a shift in social norms.
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Papa
Heatrica
Smail
England
Smyttle Vabey
Paris
Tgard
Lineans Carpet Ads Claim Extremely Low Prices
Ces Lineans presents carpet sale touting unusually low prices to attract customers. The ad emphasizes marked down carpets and value, urging quick visits.
Revelstoke Herald: Mining News Leader in West Kootenay
The Revelstoke Herald proclaims itself as the leading mining newspaper for the West Kootenay district, delivering up to date mining telegraph and local news in reliable authentic articles. It highlights wide circulation and appeal as an advertising medium in its field.
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Weat Kootenay
Eajoys
Ts Com
Eastern British Columbia Printing House Headlines
A leading printing establishment in Eastern British Columbia draws top business from local firms needing stationery and office supplies. Its work is praised as on par with large city printers, despite smaller size and market.
Herald Printing Department Offers Modern Type Designs
Job Printing Department is equipped with the latest faces in type designs and all work entrusted to The Herald is handled by experienced workmen who thoroughly understand the proper use of the material at their disposal. The Herald does not claim to be the only printing house in the district but it does claim to be.
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Paul Kruger
Transvaal
Pilus Shepstone
Ue Teunsvaal
Adimi
South
Atvien
Europe
Abyssinia
John Bull
Nate Hirthright
Menctil
B. Conomy
Canada’ S Nations Transport and Railway Company
Ottawa
Otel Porter
the Herald
Double Eagle Company
Theompany
Trilby
Old Saul
Fish Ror
May Bee
Lardeau
Verguson
Columbia
Pool
Double Eagle Co
Treasury
Printing shop advert promises fair pricing and prompt service
The Herald notes printing work will be done promptly and satisfactorily with one price to all. No job is too large or too small for The Herald's consideration, and special attention is given to orders by mail.
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