Revelstoke Herald Ad Rates and Publishing Details
Proceedings describe the Revelstoke Herald publication terms, rates for display ads, per inch costs, subscription prices, and job department capabilities. It lists districts served, issues on Wednesday and Saturday, and encourages correspondence from readers and advertisers.
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Ravelstoke
Lareday
Bis Lend
Trout Lake
Tiifenewaet
Albert Canyon
Jordan Pass
Eagle Pass
Johnson
Revelstoke
Ionpariel
TIE Herald
West Bootenay
Manuscrint
Aairvers
All Communications Revelstoke Herald
Notice to Correspondents for Paper Readers
Notice to correspondents about proper names and references from other papers. Correct names must be written clearly. All correspondence should be reviewed before publication to ensure accuracy and avoid misprints.
Canadian flag emblem debate echoes Ontario view
A fragment discusses replacing the British red ensign with a maple leaf motif to symbolize Canada. It suggests including a simple maple leaf on the red field and questions the appeal of a plain Union Jack on the flag, noting Ontario Historical Society support for a Canadian coat of arms substitute.
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Ontario Historical Society
Breland
Criticism of Paris Visit by Canada’s Minister of Public Works
The Canadian Journal of Commerce rebukes Minister Tarte for his Paris actions and rhetoric. It argues his focus on popularity with French audiences risks Canada’s commercial and political interests and could fuel English disapproval and perceptions of Canada as a potential French colony.
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Canadian Journal of Commerce
Pals
Quebec
Canada
Paris
Tarte
France
Great Britain
Brisk
Tittle
Europe
Canad
Uritat
Tours
London
Jistans Esttee
Niediliéa
Starks
Weamdenki
Stich
Laurier
Jy Shinee
Would Not Cheer the Queen at Parliament Speech
Reported incident shows members of parliament refusing to rise and sing the National Anthem after Bourassa spoke. Names such as Mr. Campbell and Mr. Godbout appear among those described as maintaining hats and silence during God Save the Queen.
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The
Mull and Empire
Bourassa
Wiltrha Laurer
My. Pleldlig
Fisher
Plyzpotelete
Godbout
Cavvatl
Beteaurt
2Erh
Brodeur
Campbell
Bounsau
Archie Campbell
Mert
Gowassa
Yukon Story Of Royalties And Faux Investments
A provincial tale recalls a claimant seeking 60 000 in royalty for a product with a five thousand dollar advance. An English buyer later paid sixty thousand for vague goods, while the promoter faced questions about profits and legality in a Canadian Gazette report.
Ottawa session hints at postponed general election
An Ottawa-based correspondent suggests there will be no general election until September next year. The piece cites railway subsidies and government missteps as factors, noting opposition aims to delay tax and spending bills while defense and public works face delays.
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Ottawa
Timne
Uf Haynes
Roguyt
Mnesaurmat Cline
Laurier
Nurs
Roy
Raleisier
Mobile Works
Washington
Conan
Sarnia
History of Major Pettet’s Status Under Debate
A garbled note discusses Major Pettet in uncertain terms, mentioning his male status and a claimed right or title. The text hints at public scrutiny or questions surrounding his position and legitimacy among those who know him.
Prince Edward county envelopes stuffed with budget reply
A local episode recounts envelopes addressed to a liberal voter mailed to messengers to be stuffed with a budget speech reply. Some envelopes allegedly carried Foster’s reply and Sir Charles upper’s services, causing confusion among electors and prompting questions to the mayor.
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Prince Edward County
Muor
Wild Horses of the West Recalled by Steward L Moore
An 19th century account traces the rise of range horses once deemed worthless to market growth in St Louis Chicago and Omaha. It notes mass sales in South St Paul and Montana Washington and the shifting value as owners gathered horses for renewal and export. The piece discusses causes including grazing practices branding and the influx of new breeds and bloodlines from Kentucky Spain and Northern regions.
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Stewart L. Moore
St Louis
South St. Paul
Omaha
Kansas
Montana
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Minnesota
Dobbin
West
Plains
Mississippi
Mussouri
Fle
Nis
Lys
Che Fay
Che Cauht
Weiter
Ma Cayuse
Europe
Arewan
Alice
Plekled
Unis
Parklans Tie Stockade
Sweden
Norway
Copenbiern
Renmark
Marie
Tlm
Warner
Severa
Eussi
Africa
United States
Eastern
Middle States
Ory
Astern
South St. Pat
Ting
At & Mament
Nve
Car Tote
Ant
Galt
Jantmal'con
Western horses flood market as demand shifts eastward
The piece details a horses scarcity in the East and Middle States driving buyers to the West. Auctions on South Street Pat show rapid sales of Western stock with buyers bidding briskly as horses from Montana and beyond enter the market. The author predicts continued Western imports to satisfy demand from England and U S buyers.
Western Canada as a Field for Settlement
A historical prospect promotes Manitoba Assiniboia Alberta and Saskatchewan as vast settlement lands. It highlights 200 009 acres of grazing and farming potential with rail access, mineral wealth, and cheap fuel. The document describes settler incentives including free land and movable goods under imperial policy, with conditions of residence and activity.
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Manitoba
Assiniboia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Lands entry and assistance on Dominion lands in the West
Information on lands timber coal and mineral laws and regulations available free of expense. Applications for Dominion lands and railway belt regulations can be obtained from Ottawa Winnipeg Regina or Dominion lands agents in Manitoba or the North West Territories.
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Western
Canada
Ollidius
Pompton of Conan
Canara
Manitoba
North West Territories
Dominion Law
Nori West
British Columbia
Department of the Anterior
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Regina
Dominion Ands
Fragmented 19th century news items mix inauthentic events
A garbled OCR montage reports boxing results in New York, political shifts in Ontario, and global notes on earthquakes, finance, and weather. It mentions Terry McCovern knocking out Tommy White, a Presbyterian moderator election, and varied items from Canada, the United States, and Europe with inconsistent detail and many unreadable names.
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Wnt
Whinipes
Terry McCovern
Tommy White
New York
Princivy Pollock
le Presbyterian General Assembly
Pogo
Winipes Industrial
John Allen
Walker
Stony Mountain
Milne
Victoria
Beaver Lake
Micdonald
Tempiay Publishing Company
Mamilton
Une Court
Guo
Wilson
Merehinis’ Bank
Morento
Roosrell
United States
Mellen
Northern Pacific
Macdonald
Busie Company
Wightnings
Canmore
Alberta
Hive
Minnesota
Avinnines
Customs Department
Talla W. Mubto
Ontario
North Reuren
Abbe Moreux
Paris
British Columbia
Vancouver
McInnes
Beveridge
Itu
Ther
Pekin
China
Apneaseompansin Fish Lanscinit Regiment
Bos3
Kiatichard
Arnold
Grand Jwig
Bamston
Grand ‘Trunk Railway Company
Taku
Montana
North Westers
Somme
She’ Boundary
Tinga
Peighton
London
Hevningham
Cari
Abell
Nist
Mas
Inder
Revelstoke Herald News Overview and Welcome Note
The Revelstoke Herald serves the West Kootenay mining districts with mining telegraphic and local news. It emphasizes authentic, reliable reporting and broad circulation, highlighting its position as a premier advertising medium in its field.
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West Kootenay
Subscription rates and local printing prominence rise
The notice highlights a subscription of 2.00 per year and 1.25 for six months paid in advance, praising the business value of printed stationery and office supplies. It asserts the local printer’s work rivals large city firms in quality, noting Eastern British Columbia as a key market.
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British Columbia
The Herald Printing House Promises Skilled Work
The Job Printing Department uses trained workers who understand type and all tasks entrusted to The Herald. The Herald does not claim exclusivity in the district but asserts quality and experience in its printing services.
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Herald
Advertisers and printers offered by The Herald
The Herald offers value for advertising space and job printing with uniform pricing. They provide estimates and samples promptly and satisfactorily, handling jobs of any size. Special attention is given to mail orders.
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British Columbia
Mall
Revelstoke Herald Promotes Readership and Reach
This fragment touts the Revelstoke Herald as having the most readers and advertisers in Revelstoke BC, with high influence and low rates, inviting readers to subscribe at $2 per year and join a growing circulation. It mentions a halographic device and various unrelated global notices.
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North Koutenay
Nore
Revelstoke
Revelstord Herald
B.C
Barristers Firm Address Notice in Elstoke Station
Legal notice from TM Barristers solicitors at Taylor Block McKenzie Avenue Rev elstoke Station regarding funds and transfers to Lonnepttnn J M Scott Bu a FL Gwillim.
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C. Taylor
McKenzie Avenue
Revelstoke
Lonn
Epttnn J
M, Scott
Bua
Gwillim
Revelstoke church and bank adverts outline services and loans
Barristers for Imperial Bank of Canada advertise loan funds at 8 percent with offices at Molsons Bank Block Ket Street Revelstoke and Mackenzie Avenue Revelstoke. A Methodist Church notice in Revelstoke lists preaching at 11 am and 7 30 pm with Sunday school and Bible class at 2 20. Weekly prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7 30. Public invited. Rev J Thompson pastor.
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Imperial Bank of Canada
Molaons Bank
Ket Street
Revelstoke Station
Methodist Church
Revelstoke
J.thompson
Church Services and Schedules From Local Denominations
Anglican St Peters holds 8 am Holy Eucharist 11 am litany and sermon first Sunday 2:30 Sunday school 7:30 evensong Holy Days 7 am and 4 pm as announced Baptism after Sunday school at 3:15 Pastor B C Paget. Also Presbyterian Revelontonke and other churches list weekly services and pastors with times and notices for prayers and meetings.
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B.C. Paget, DD
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Revelstoke Herald
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Blaniy
Blau
Win
Angusman
bUyhig Jttor
Canada Gazette
Asotren
Pettet
Picton
Mae
Carrunrs
Teds
Nyone
Mr. Wabte
Jill
Nulswnee
Deen
Trief News
The _ Revelstoke Herald
Job Printing Department
A. Johnson
the Revelstoke
Lew Weoley
Lovees
Woodruit
New York Nepublicany
Chaice
Kop
Joneston
Jamacca
Western Africa
Dunsmuir
Toyal Irish Fusiliers
Carter
Ettzens
Branitoba
United States Commissioner of Immigration
McKenzie & Mann
Faithul
Kansas City Star
Scott
J. W. Cross
Unlees
Taylor Mock
Mackenzie Avenue
Reveintuku
Tee Heath
Revelsto
St. Peter's Church
Revelotoke
Sereiee
T-Mpnzies
Oman -Cathot
Mmenth &T
Father Thayer
Watson Remy
TOF. Ouehe
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