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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
4
An inspector conference with the Gopily minister of agriculture discussed adding another man for the Lower aid. Ex captain Chittenden Adner is expected to join, and plans were made to admit an additional recruit this week.
Fragmentary notes describe a location between Claylnin and Cloverdale and reference a deputy chief inspector of Nieroma division and a mission event with regulu ing agam. The text is garbled with missing context and names.
Phoraser Vatley Milk Producers Association applies to divert 120 cubic feet per second of water from UnGuined Stream near MacCrimmon Creek for industrial use. Location near W. V. I. Railway, land described in section 19.5. Notice posted April 16, 1920. Objections must be filed within 30 days with Water Recorder in New Westminster or Comptroller of Water Rights in Victoria.
The Fraser Valley Milk Producers Association seeks a licence to divert and use 1-10 second feet of water from an unnamed stream feeding DeLair Creek. Diversion point lies 50 feet west of the V and BE Railway right of way. Industrial use planned on 19.5 acre SE 1/4 Section 16 Tp 16 BC M. Notice posted April 18 and first published April 16 1920. Applications filed with Water Recorder in New Westminster and Comptroller of Water at Victoria within 30 days.
The Fraser Valley Milk Producers Association applies to divert about 110 feet per second of water from Trimmon Creek into DeLair Creek, using land along a rail right of way for industrial purposes. Published April 16 1920, notice posted April 19 1920, information filed with Water Record and Parliament Buildings.
Summer supply prompt urging readers to obtain butter wrappers now from Bates Printing Office. Simple advertisement noting availability and location with no additional details.
Canadian senators attacked government rail and postal practices claiming goods for mail order houses move at below cost, effectively subsidizing catalogs. Senator Proudfoot urged municipal taxes on mail order firms and noted post rates lag behind freight costs, arguing millions are subsidized annually. In Toronto a Ontario legislature debate yielded a vote backing a referendum proposal on prohibiting liquor imports into Ontario despite current allowances.
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