Regular Meeting of Pracholds Board of Trade
The Pracholds Board of Trade held its regular meeting on Monday evening. They endorsed a resolution urging the provincial government to require municipal approval for land title transactions involving Orientals, with copies to municipal councils and the Premier. A committee report passed, and plans for a White Rock picnic on August 18 were approved. Captain Whitehelm retired as 1st vice president. McCallum named in his place. R H Eby named publicity chairman with aid powers.
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Tocal Board of Trade
Duncan City
Lands
B. C
Committee On
Iorporation
A. George
Victoria
G. R. Wright
White Reel
TR. Whitehelo
McCallum
Whitehelp
R.H. Eby
Abbotsford Picnic At White Rock Set For August 18
Abbotsford and district volunteers plan a large picnic at White Rock on Thursday August 18 with the G W V Y A and Lia Sanday Schools co operating. A special train is considered with Great Northern service and auto transport possible if needed. Attendees from Abbotsford will attend all sports and events as part of a joint effort led by Miss Elizabeth May Connor of Muntin gdon public school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artivans
Abbotsford
White Rock
True
Lia Sanday
Stark
Gnish
Great Northern
Local society notes and visits across Vancouver area
Edmonton visitors Mrs Kaker and son Kyin join Mr and Mrs Ax McInnes while Mrs Sutherly returns from Ladner. Eleanor Lovedar visits from Vancouver General Hospital. Mrs Dowling and Mrs Lewthwaite spend Monday with Mrs McMillan. Miss Fowler visits from Calgary. Mrs Mugridge holidays in New Westminster. Fred and Henry Taylor travel Ladner Vancouver and North Bend. Walter Meltines back from two weeks at W Burluess in Vancouver. Mrs Hunt and daughter Miss Lossie head to Ontario for ill mother. Christina McPhee takes teaching post at Whatcom Road school. Social at Mrs Tapy Muntingdon yields $24 for St Pauls debt. Curtis verry Janeh girls and Canadian basketball win 18-10 against opponents.
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Kaker
Kyin
Isabella
Edmonton
Ax McInnes
Sutherly, Snr
Ladner
Elie
F. Suitherby
Wales
Eleanor Lovedar
Vancouver General Hospital
Herome
J. Dowling
Lewthwaite
North
Bend
Home On Company To Start Boring Operations
The Post reports the Home On Company plans to begin boring operations within days. Mr Graham leads the project with decades of experience, and experts expect activity in the Abbotsford field. The company holds over 1,000 acres for oil development with about 2,000 acres available for leasing. Ground surveys suggest substantial remaining oil potential through the Ale jboleford towneite area. The Wraser Ville Aan Kngdon Produce Association has acquired Mr Leary’s stock and fixtures as he retires. John Aitkens will manage the company store.
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Graham
Cruhaimn Jas
Abbots
Ford Field
Graham Will Lee
Wraser Ville
Aan Kngdon Produce Association
Leary
John Aitkens
Council Debates Boundary Change and Power Agreement in Matra
Matra council meets amid debate over boundary alteration between wards 7 and 4 affecting land, with plans to consult legal advice before finalizing any auction related to damages. A light and power agreement with British Columbia Electric Railway is paused due to omissions in line extensions, while residents press for safer roads and potential aid for landowners draining marshlands.
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Wike Nny Welton
W. Bates
Gifford
Mt . Lehman
B.C Electric Railway
Ling
Bradner
Deen
Maleolm Gameron
Rist
Jess Law
Hell
Worthiagt
Matsqui
Toni
Lin
Abbotsford Garage and Machine Show sale completes purchase
One of the most important local transactions this week involves the Abbotsford Garage and Machine Show Limited purchasing land opposite the Bank of Montreal to build a two storey garage. Construction is planned to start almost immediately on site near Us sendile Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uie Bank of Montreal
Abbotsfird ‘Garage
Toether Wills
Abbotsford Garage and Machine Show, Limited
Jl Alanson
Ussendile Avenue
Local notices from Abbotsford and nearby towns
A jumble of names and events notes visitors and travels across Windouver Murrayville and Dennison. Families celebrate a new arrival on July 23 as Miss Whitlam visits, and exam results include ME Lehman pupils Oswald Lenny Milly Taylor and William Gray. Mrs Gillis returns from vacation, gardens charm with sweet peas, and St Matthew's Anglican Church holds Sunday services at 7:40 led by Rev Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Nichalson
Windouver
Ay Nicholson
Murrayville
Nichalson
Marry Gooles
Drummord
Oswald
Jetty
Lenny Milly Taylor
William Gray
Lehman Superior School
Sarah Meliindi
Dennison
Abbotsford
Moss Oswald
Wvare St. Wash
David P Oswald
May ‘Gillis
Naw Washminster
Howe
8. Gillis
Aor
Ieely
Galbraith
W Daughtar
Bridgeport
St. Mathew's Anglican Church
Rowe
Short Story Writer Visits Abbotsford
A noted short story writer Z B Windross, who writes as Raymond Rodman, toured towns on foot from Winnipeg to Vancouver gathering material for Canadian and U.S. readers. He plans months on the coast before returning to his life as a writer. Local society notes and trips follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenn
Hat
Z. B. Windross
le Town
Windross
Raymond Rodman
Bolayeen
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Bucalo
N. Y
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Pioneer Store
Royal Household
Gossard
Leckie Shoes
R. Desmares
Pathe
Tel
Board OF Pracholds
Mlizabeth May Connor
Vau
Muntingdon
Haliday
Dr. Swift
Lone
Power Hill
Mr. Lehman
Visis Abbotshord
Din. A. Lythgoo
Mr. Galdwell
Howe On
Mrs. J. Emery
Mrs. D. Staith
Ayjid M's. Stevenson
Vancouver Island
Steven
Ison
G. A. Wright
My. J
Pace of
Penlicion
Mrs. Johnson
W.W. Groat
P. T. R.whitchelo
British Columbia
Gazete
Johanson Sigfrid
Clark Mark
Fred A. O'Neil
Mission
Harrison Lake Tlwuer and Trading Co
William
Lee
Hume Klondyke
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