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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
3
A provincial meeting reveals Bowser challenging the Olive reform plan backed by Sumasdyklug commissioners. Discussion questions government guarantees for bonds and public debt while contrasting 1917-20 civil service costs with current revenue strains.
An portrayal of travel to Lake Louise via the Canadian Pacific Railway. Describes the scenic train route from Laggan, the Bow River views, and a palatial Chateau hotel. Highlights include the alpine landscapes, glaciers, and the appeal of Western Canada as a holiday destination with access to Lake Louise, Lake Agnes, and Mirror Lake.
A lengthy speech outlines costed plans for soldier farmer allotments with estimates of $210 per acre, $401 for cleared land, and total project costs including lumber purchases. Officials note delays due to wet weather and large initial lumber buys lowering future costs, while critics question feasibility and scope as responsibilities shift.
Glasgow sees a surge in civil marriages with queues at county buildings and daily registrations. Since June, 322 civil weddings occurred, averaging over 20 daily, with 1 000 annual totals in earlier years and a peak of 3 676 in 1915. The trend spans industrial classes seeking economical arrangements under sheriff oversight.
Supplementary figures on the cost of farms at Merville outline that the average cost of clearing and leveling on 147.7 acres ran about 210.04 per acre with wider land costs and improvements. The allotment prices for private holders ranged from 68 to 90 per acre, yielding totals between 3790 and 4600, with 500 off the sale price for Columbia soldiers. Levelling plowing and fencing are in progress and to be charged later.
Chevrolet dealers present True Service built on customer satisfaction. They claim Chevrolets endure use and offer economical, efficient longevity with expert shop support for all makes, emphasizing consistent monthly, year-round service.
Stuart and Millar advertise Chevrolet and Dodge vehicles in Mission City British Columbia. The dealership emphasizes a broad stock, competitive pricing, and local service to attract customers seeking reliable cars.
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