Japanese land leases and expansion fears in Pacific policy
A California law will ban Japanese 99 year land leases and limit leases to one year, ending prior long-term arrangements. The piece argues Japan controls key resources and rail lines, plots expansion in Asia, and could challenge U S naval power, urging caution toward foreign rights and importing tensions with Britain.
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Columbia
California
Secret Service Department
Japan
United States
China
Currinazan
Mexico
Britain
Washington
Chinese Western Railway
Saghalien
Turatime
Siberia
Pacific
Berry crops fall short this season in region report
A Pacific Berry Growers Association update notes disappointing berry yields. Manager EB M Gilland cites shipments with ten cars of strawberries and 40 cars of raspberries so far, well below last year’s totals as the season passes its halfway point. Jam fruit shipments reach about 100 cars, with further reductions expected.
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EB. M. Gilland
Pacific Berry Growers’ Association
Jamfrutt
Lost dog reward notice from Marpole BC
Advertisements include a lost fox terrier with black ears and one black eye. Missing from The Abbotsford Garage area Abergrove. Reward offered to the finder. Contact G A Kay in Marpole BC for details.
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Abergrove
G. A. Kay Marpole
B.C
Printers Ink and Advertsing Boost Business Success
Wannamaker credits advertising for his success and urges merchants to advertise with public backing and good store values. An elder says a business not worth advertising is worth selling, while many have won by newspaper ads and columns.
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Wannamaker
Berry Crops and Shipments Plight Hit This District
The district faces a low total for this year compared with 140 cars last season. Unfavorable climatic conditions hurt small fruits, echoed in Sardis Hatsh and other berry regions. Preparations aimed at larger shipments were hampered by underused capacity at Haney. Acreage planted totals 470 acres in strawberries and about 180 in seseeastine, with over half in strawberries this year signaling potential record output if conditions improve.
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Sardis
Hatsh
Haney
Last Sad Rites For Soffia Moi Of Matsqui
Funeral services held for Soffia Moi aged twenty three years four months at the Luth eran church with Rev Q O Borge of Vancouver officiating. J A Jones Mission City funeral director oversaw arrangements as crowds attended. Pallbearers named H G Mykle C Gilbertson S Alverson BR Wickerson J Jacobson and Sig Jacobson.
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Soffia Moi
Matsqui
QO. Borge
Vancouver
J. A. Jones
Mission City
Cecil Mills
M. Aish
Minnie
A. J. Emery
Messrs
H. G. Mykle
C. Gilbertson
Alverson BR
Wickerson
J. Jacobson
Sig Jacobson
Complaints Over COD Shipments Hit Fruit Trade
The Markets Bulletin notes BC shippers face buyer refusals when delayed delivery meets lower market prices. It criticizes COD consignments and mispriced goods, warning against reordering and urging operators to adjust refusals. A poem and stray verse accompany the fragment.
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B.C
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Abbotsford
Ford
Chevrolet
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A. E. Humphrey
Late Taylor
Humphrey
P. C. Land Surveyor
Roo G Hart Bleek
R. Mewan
J. C
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Heap
Heaoi
Albert Lee
Grocer
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Cash & Carry
Braid’s
Grand Coffee
Nabob Or
Malkin’s Cofee
A.G. Andrews H Grocer
Abbotsford, B. C
Abbotsford Lumber, Mining & Development Co. Limited
Tral
British Columbia
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