Belly Baby Contest at Agricultural Hall Thrives in Mission City
The third Belly Baby Contest by Veg Brave Valley Red Mission Woman's Institute drew 31 babies aged two months to two years across eight divisions. Special prizes totaling $53 were awarded to Gladys Cade and Dorothy Bloomfield, with many participants and spectators praising the event.
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Veg
Brave Valley Red Mission Guy
Women's’ Institute
Dex
Wink Cowl
Chiento
Hivision A
James McCormick
Mission City
Dorothy Bloomfield
Hive
Dullet
Maclead
Washington SL
Father Point Immigrant Handshake on the St Lawrence
A coastal tableau at Father Point in Quebec shows arriving European immigrants meeting Canada and Canadians. A pilot boat ferries the passengers from the liner to the river, while an immigration inspector and agents prepare them for debarcation, amid foghorns, lighthouses, and maritime bustle on the St Lawrence.
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Father Point
Quebec
St. Lawrénce
Canada
Sud
Rimauski
St. Lawrence
Gulf
Eureka
Montreal
Jooma
Engle
Seizoett
Rlimba
SuColnsual Flower Show Held Last Wink in 1921
The Mission City Woman's Institute hosted a successful flower show and Better Baby contest on August 1, 1921, at Agricultural Hall. A large committee arranged elegant displays, tea service, and prize categories featuring roses, peonies, dahlias, and assorted blooms. Nearly all attendees received prizes, with many named winners across multiple classes.
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Prager Valley
Mission City
Agricultural Hall
Morrson
Middleton
Puachek
Osborne
Reeves
Winch
Prise Winters
Calgary convention delegates and pamphlet distribution
A dispatch notes a weak turnout in Calgary for a prairie convention with about 2 000 Wilke participants. The Okakagen sent delegates, distributed pamphlets along the route, and handed out apples to children. Several delegates visited the office including Mesire, T. McNair, Armstrong, M. McTaggart, O. Lb Lowe, J. Galbraith, Vernon, E. Trask, Oyama. Washington arrivals are few, while more are expected.
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Zhusinnsia
Small Fruit Farming Prosperity in British Columbia
An article on Mr. A. E. Dann of Fraser River District discusses profitable small fruit farming in British Columbia. It highlights strawberries, raspberries, loganberries, currants, and pears, noting yields, high prices, and the value of farmyard manure, chemical fertilizers, and cooperative marketing through exchanges to handle rising production.
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A. E. Dann
Fraser River
British Columbia
Mr. Dann
Kent
Dann
Oregon
Rae
Logan
Darin
Exchange
Hatnic and
Mercantile Exchange
Ste
Batila
Pers
Hateie
Port Wiliam
Ware
Coimbia
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Yarwood & Durrant
LAW Office
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Hentingdon
Miie
So Bowyer
A. Ff
Humphrey Ghaty
Wngton
B.C
Oun U Mart Block
Chilliwack Mee
Orl Wack
Girlk
Jorathy Hloomfields
Alice Paternon
Boye
Samuel Cheslar
Dauglve Cowin
Thiviston Tee Girla
Gladys M. Cade
Dublo J. Plumridges
Gordon Adama
Mon md. Gough
Alfred Dyers
Donald] Mc Groahy
Hite
Vivian Alice Windle
Irena Thompson
Amistt Phauridge
Hayd. Payley
Ted Duby
DesBrisey
Mrs. Sallaway
Mra Mars
Hanging Laskel
Myla Soller
Ars. Soloway
Mrs. Gould
Sulloways
Gould
Rip
Myre
Tripp
Solloway
Fripp
Miss Christee
Tfifteen Christie
Miller
Shook
Dan Hamel
Mes
Houquel
Millar
Mra
Portamouth
Cade
Wiluwn Christie
Der
Flora Gibbard
Johediwal
Victor Oslinrne
Mable Cade
Jungen
Mr. Pertington
Victoria
Ounellor Joh Devo
Mission Gihy
Tree Point
Foghorne Station
Asterswinter Rink
J. H Mar
B Millar
Sollowa
Soloway
MrnjBolloway
J.B. Millar
Fring
Wrinp
Millary
Millars
Sotloway
Popplek
Jora Gibbard
Larkspur
Boleloway
Mlante Aegonta
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Fuehaia
Gerdaluim
Solloways
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Christie
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