Old Couple’s Store Story and Silent Sacrifices
An elderly couple once ran a small central block store. When illness struck the wife, the husband sold the store to pay medical bills and later kept home life intact. Their lifelong devotion endures as age deepens their faith in the future. Andrew Kelly, once a Cariboo gold rush stonier, died in Victoria last week. Mr Haddad of Mission City and Ashcroft plans to move to Merritt to continue business.
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Man
Ewile
Aia
Pat
Ara
Uitte Blore
Ping
Willan
Jane
Junho
Wiliam
J. B
Haddad
Mission City
Ashcroft
Merritt
Andrew Kelly
Victoria
Farming Fair Promises Profit Through Exhibits and Demonstrations
A Vancouver area agricultural exposition invites farmers and housewives to three days of intensive farming displays. Livestock premiums attract record entries while cooking and household exhibits offer new recipes and conveniences. Special train fares, stock judging contests for youth, and range days with horsing and auto races headline the event, drawing crowds from across North America.
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Novus
Jeari Somethire
Agricultaral College
Vancouver
Vancouver Exhibition Association
Amon
Provinci
Andy Me
Pendleton
Clagary
Mecca
North America
Geo. Lott2
Storage of Rubber Hot Water Bottles
Rubber hot water bottles often spoil from poor storage. After last use empty the bag and hang it upside down for a day with the stopper removed. Wipe the stopper area with a rag dampened with a little desilane to preserve the rubber, blow a little air into the bag, screw the stopper back on, and hang in a cool place away from strong light.
Harding's Estate Seen Worth Up To Eight Hundred Thousand
Friends of the late president Harding estimate the estate in Marion may total between 700000 and 800000 dollars. Before his presidency he was wealthy from his Marion Star ownership and other holdings. His last will, made before leaving Washington for Alaska, has not yet been probated.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
White Reel Sports Day Held Saturday Events Count
The annual White Reel sports program takes place on Saturday featuring 23 swimming events and 9 diving contests. The event list outlines a full day of competition across multiple disciplines.
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White Reel
Conscience Speaks On Warning Against Blind Belief
A short aphorism urges discernment and moral reflection, cautioning that faith should align with inner conscience rather than uncritical acceptance of external voices. The line emphasizes listening to inner guidance before embracing outside claims.
Prairie Markets Quotation Summary of Weather and Fruit Prices
Weather dampens city and country trade with cold rain and snow. Raspberry prices firming as supplies tighten. berries and apples show varied price moves. International farm addresses by Aaron Sapiro spark optimism for grain trade. wholesale fruit quotations list by crate prices for raspberries, blackberries, loganberries, blueberries, currants, cherries, apricots, and apples in B C and Ontario markets.
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Hvey
Calgary
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Poathland
Saskatoon Fruit Trade Quiet After Fair
Saskatoon reports a quiet fruit trade as crops respond to sun and season. Weather and aftereffects of a successful fair suppress demand. Berries largely finished with local supplies tight. Wholesale prices seen for raspberries and blackberries at about three to four dollars per crate, pears listed at three fifty per crate.
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Saskatoon
Chilliwack
Edmonton fruit trade slows amid gloomy weather
Edmonton reports dull fruit trade as cool, dark days suppress demand. Raspberry prices ease slightly after a weak period while a truckload of California Elberta peaches and Washington fruit arrive. farmers push direct-to-retailer selling and wholesale volumes shrink.
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Edmonton
Washington
B. C
Washington pear deal opens with lower bids report
The Seattle Telegram notes the Washington pear deal opened with reduced quotations as buyers lodged calls for lower prices, while current bids hovered around modest levels amid market caution.
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Seattle
Washington
Pear
Car Arrivals Calgary July 277M 10 August ND
Mixed fruit and vegetables enter Calgary with 261 crates from Saturday cars and 221 pieces of fruit cataloged. The report lists items including 1 mixed vegetables batch, 2 cherries, 2 potatoes, 1 tomato, and 1 deciduous tree among arrivals.
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Calgary
B. C
Alen
Jere
Regina Market Report Notes Plentiful Imported Fruit
Regina August 2 market brief notes no major items of importance. imported peaches and apricots are plentiful and well stocked. one car from B C reports deci drous fruit arriving in very good condition.
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Regina
B. C
RASPS IN TATMIDGE MARKET SUPPLY HOLDING STEADY
August 2 report shows raspberries near market demand with only about 5 percent of crates unsold and re shipping to country points. B C berries and tomatoes steady with good arrivals from the States. prices listed include raspberries 3.75 to 4.50 per crate and black currants at 2.00 per crate along with B C cherries and Royal Annes in current trade.
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B. C
B. G
B.C
B. C. Royal Anne
Canada and United States share long peaceful frontier bond
A Youth Companion column extols cross border harmony between Canada and the United States. It praises Canada’s growth from immigration and railway expansion to Hudson Bay access, British connection, and mutual prosperity. The piece highlights similar lifestyles, governance, and sentiment despite political ties.
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United States
Canada
Dominion
Hudson Bay
England
Thorn
New York
Ontario
Vancouver bridge project to start by September fifteenth
Citizens who neglect to attach a two ten stamp to ten dollar receipts face no stated penalties. The Vancouver bridge construction across the inlet is expected to begin by September 15, with official plans detailing funding and scope forthcoming.
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Vancouver
Vancouver Caps Rally To Beat New Westminster In Lacrosse
Vancouver lacrosse team overcomes a two goal third quarter deficit to defeat New Westminster by a rally at Athlete Park on Saturday. Joe Painter Crookall Strome Haddie Stoddart and Angie MacDonald contributed key scores as Vancouver closed the gap and surged ahead before a late flurry of goals. Four of seven Minto Cup games remain with next meeting set for Saturday in Vancouver.
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New Westminister
Vancouver
Athlete Park
Reading Fen
Queeny Park
Royals
Feedum
Hay Carter
Jaeg Nuky
Jack Giffard
Strame
Jake Davie
Strome
Haddie Stoddart
Joe Painter
Crookall
Davie
Angie MacDonald
Cliff Spring
Iwime
Spring
Elks Defeat 1000 Nine at Queens in Tight Game
New Westminster Elks beat Taco 11 to 7 in a Saturday contest. Both sides made errors yet fans enjoyed a free mite game. The decision to end play came in the sixth inning by Umpire Mel Cabe. Payne and Oscar Neilson formed the New Westminster battery while Thorburn and Bacon pitched for the Oil Refiner.
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Queens
Elks
Taco
MelCabe
Itaday
Payne
Oscar Neilson
New Westminster Battery
Thorburn
Bacon
White Rock Aquatic Team Wins Trophies at Crescent Sport Meet
White Rock sent a Crescent rival team in swimming collecting 12 cups and 8 medals as tribute to prowess. Crescent edged White Rock by few points in diving, securing the overall victory while trophies adorn Mr. Hardy's shop window.
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White Rock
Crescent of
Smith- Jay
Crescent
Vancouver Nips Westminster In Royal Arena Tennis Meet
Vancouver players defeated Westminster five games to three on Royal Arena courts. Japanese-Canadian entrants from Vancouver led the local squad, securing the decisive wins as the teams faced off in a brisk eight-game set.
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Vancouver
Nips
Westminster
Weatminster
Royal Aone
Port Hammond Loses to 1900 Dewdley League clash
Port Hammond-Loses in a Friday Dewde ney League finale. Port Hammond and Hammond ball tossers clashed in a rigged affair resulting in a 10 to score victory for the opposing force.
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Port Hammond
Carter Wins Aerial Derby Near London
Croydon August 6 D L Carter piloting a Napier Lion won the aerial derby around London over a 200 mile course. H O Perry in a D H 3 A was second and D R King in a Sopwith G M third. Carter’s time was 2 minutes 2 seconds with an average speed of 1984 miles an hour.
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Croydon
D.L. Carter
London
Hoh. Perry
D. R. King Vn
Carter
Ottawa Eyes Tightening Jap Immigration Policy
The government plans to review and possibly tighten Japanese immigration limits while maintaining friendly ties with Britain. The cabinet will consider the issue alongside Imperial Conference matters and a freight rate appeal, moving beyond the current gentleman’s agreement with Japan to formal, stricter restrictions.
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Ottawa
British Columbia
Janan
Crop conditions at Medicine Hat favorable in Aug
Crop conditions at Medicine Hat remain favorable though harvest is slow due to shortages of labor and supplies. Farm activity is steady as growers report adequate rains and stable prices aiding production prospects.
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Medicine Hat
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A.R. Gosling
Abbotrford, i
A. E. Humphrey
Yarwood & Durrant
LAW Office
Hotbyord, B.C
Alan M. Brokowski
Guaranthen
Hardings
Prairie Markets
Aaron Sapiro
Anada
Bartiatts
Thenlystive
Ghipps
Yulin
Jhat
Chicago
Edmonton Report
Seattle Telegram
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