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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1923
Page
2
A fragile debate over Abbotsford’s incorporation rests on whether it would improve services and raise taxes. The piece surveys past school district growth, current tax burdens, and the political stance of local leaders amid requests for wage and municipal reform.
Patrons note vegetables in grocery stores are sold by weight under the Vegetables Act of 1923. Potatoes onions carrots and other items must be weighed unless exempt by packing or season. Regulations are overseen by the Dominion Department of Agriculture Ottawa and copies available from the Publications Branch.
The article discusses Britain’s fragile postwar position as Europe shifts after the Armistice. It notes France’s relative resilience, Italy’s internal turmoil, and Russia’s upheaval while Britain’s own economy and social toll remain strained amid unsettled peace terms and global diplomacy.
Montreal and Toronto papers press Sir Henry Thornton’s presence at numerous banquets as head of the National Railways. Public bodies across Canada hosted dinners to gain access and influence, while Thornton spoke on national importance and progress. The coverage notes his welcome by business leaders and communities seeking collaboration.
In Ottawa April 2 1921 1649 Chinese admitted to Canada in 11 months of the present year Hon Charles Stewart immigration minister spoke in the Commons on 60 000 in estimates for Chinese migration salaries and contingencies The bill aims to abolish the head tax allowing merchants and students entry but raises concerns about enforcement and costs Conservative MP W O McQuarrie argues for temporary merchant entry and timely deportation for students after university studies.
Serin ivasen Santri, a representative of the Indian government, says he hopes Indians in Canada will receive the franchise. He cites assurances from Canada's premier but remains pessimistic about provincial and municipal rights in British Columbia due to economic rivalry. He foresees eventual success but notes no official government report confirms it.
A 1922 Journal of the American Medical Association note urges varied child diets to prevent malnutrition. It warns restrictive regimens and emphasizes milk as an indispensable aid during the growth period, cautioning those in rural areas and cities alike.
An essay discusses diet tips including vitamins from greens and fruit, and emphasizes the role of a hometown paper in supporting local business and community welfare. It urges readers to favor local newspaper patronage to boost community economy and public institutions.
A quoted note urges steady support for the home paper, reflecting pride in its excellence and size as signs of local business class. The issuer counsels staying true to convictions to extend help to the community paper.
The April issue of Red and Sun in Canada offers outdoor features for lovers of the outdoors. It includes articles on what you can do about it, seal hunting in the Northern Atlantic, Point Pelee as a public shooting ground, and other pieces. The Ontario Munt ers Game and Fish Protective Association holds its annual meeting in Toronto. The departments include useful material and the magazine is praised as one of the best numbers published. Published monthly in Weatherstock Ontario by W J Payton Ltd.
Prince George will levy a tax rate of 50 mills this year, a 15 mill increase from last year. The rise stems from widespread tax delinquency, with three year collections running below the levy by about 40 percent.
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