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Newspaper

Abbotsford Post

Location

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Dec 22, 1922

Page

4

Mrs. Good Hurled By News Of Serious Illness At Home

Friends learn Mrs. W. Good is seriously ill at her home on Bumas Road. Mr. Frei Parton of Eunimond visits his home there. Mrs. A. C. Salt visited Vancouver for a few days. Mr. Campbell of Kenanstan guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Wright. Mrs. McNichol of McLeod Alberta visiting her parents. Clergy families Alder prepare move to Newton. Abbottsford Band practises resume after New Year. Cantata choruses to be sung at Presbyterian Church services. Social notices include visitors from Vancouver and Britannia. Turkey shoot planned on Sumiau Road. Christmas events and gifts noted among local residents. Henry Blane arrested in Huntingdon for firearms, fined. Miss Evans honored by Abbotsford students. A. L. M. & D. Co. employees entertained at dinner.

W. Good Bumas Road Rey Ertaoti McNichol J.C. Alder Newton Alder Bae Tesbyterian Church Abbot Sford Miss.k. Campbell Chér Dome Vancouver BP. E. ‘Trethewey George" Martin Sardis McKinnon Mra. Cook Miller Chini- Wack T. Weatherbee Coast Thomas ‘McMillan Union Ruttherford Manning Archibald New’ Westminster Ruby Archibald George Fowler Weatherbee Orland Zeigier Florence McPhee Walters Arthur Dolby M. M. Shore I Lestie, Brown Britannia Trethewey Reble Eyrea Dan Smith Sumiau Road Missee- Manella Masonic Hall Re Aveltbald Christmaas St. Mathewa Church Henry Blane Huntingdon Ross

A Hymn of Hatred Over New Provincial Party

Cranbrook Herald criticizes the newly credited Provincial Party plan to attract discontented voters. The piece argues new parties lack enduring principles and resemble existing parties, suggesting their planks are already present in current platforms.

Oliver Cranbrook Herald

Variation in Laying Is Puzzle to Poultrymen

Professor W Asmundsen of the University of British Columbia told the New Westminster Poultry and Pet Sock Association that many poultry run mysteries remain unsolved. He cited irregular laying patterns, seasonal variation, and hatchability rates from 16 to 80 percent, noting that natural breeding and proper feeding influence outcomes and that longer hen care lowers hatchable percentages. He highlighted breeding as crucial, citing Wyandotte hens whose daughters produced markedly different hatchable egg averages.

W. Asmundson University of British Columbia New Westminster Poultry and Pet Sock Association Asmundsen Isid

For Sale Eleven Acres Near Cine Road Abbotsford

Advert reads eleven acres of gauu land near Cine road by mill, well fenced, five room house with pantry and verandah, outbuildings, good water, four acres cleared. Priced cheap with good terms. owner Charles Grimley Abbotsford B C. Also Auto Knitter Triplex new complete cost 83.00 will sell for 55 090.

Cine Road Charles’ Grimley Abbotsford B. C

Tenders for Hospital Groceries Meats Opened December 22 1922

Management Committee of M.8.A. General Hospital invites tenders for three months supply of groceries and meats. Applications with estimated quantities available from Naturala, Chairman. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. December 22, 1922.

M. 8 A. General Hospital

Feeding Practices for Poultry From Asmundson Study

The article summarizes Professor Asmundson’s poultry feeding recommendations focusing on protein feeds and milk ratios. It compares beef scrap, fish scrap, and legume meals, noting milk enhances feather growth when used with mash but not when added to meat scrap. It also warns against Japanese meal and warns of dark combs with alfalfa.

Asmundson Dogom Professor Asmundson

Mrs Dug Wilson Visits Mission City and Vancouver

Mrs Dug Wilson traveled to Mission City and Vancouver for a brief visit, staying three weeks and engaging with local residents and activities during the stay.

Dug" Wilson Mission City Vancouver

Claim Staked at St. Chilliwack Lake by Johnson and Wright

Report notes Mes srs Johnson and Wright have staked their claim at St. Chilliwack Lake rather than Chilliwauk River, indicating a location priority dispute or clarification in the record. The article names the claimants and fixes the geographic point of interest.

St. 4 Chilliwack Lake Messrs. Johnson and Wright Chilliwauk River

Ministers to Tour Pacific Great Eastern Line

Liberal leaders announced to survey the Pacific Great Eastern Railway from Quesnel to Prince George. Hon John Oliver and Hon J D MacLean will travel the line soon to inspect the road and surrounding territory for colonization prospects and iron ore possibilities. The ministers will interview settlers and report findings to inform future government policy.

Pacific Great Eastern Quesnel Prince George John Oliver J. D. Maclean Iit Soo

Liberal group backs Prince George road completion plan

G B remarks indicate most Liberal members favor finishing the road to Prince George at the soonest. H G Perry of Fort George and Mrs John Yorston of Cariboo have spent much of the session highlighting regional needs. After Friday’s meeting private members expressed full confidence in ministers decisions and readiness to support government policy after a full survey. the road is seen as ultimately unavoidable, Yorston and Perry's efforts praised.

G. B Prince George H. G. Perry Fort George John Yorston Cariboo Messrs. Yorston Perry

Christmas Gift Tragedy Ends In Fatal Crash

T. L. Ross and his 26 year old daughter Navara were en route to an express office with wooden crates of Christmas gifts when the vehicle swung from the road. Ross’s distraction led to a collision. a box struck Navara’s neck, causing fatal injuries within minutes.

Los Angeles T. L. Ross Navara Ross

Notice Says For Light Articles Only At Rack

A passenger asks where to place a bag and the porter directs it to the rack. The passenger notes the bag is black and questions the instruction. The conversation highlights the notice that reads for light articles only.

Thessenger

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Bartaete S. F White Abbotsford B.C Cody R. Gosling A. General Hospital NATLA W. J. Gray Cash Grocery Shelly OFPGB Albert Lee A. McCallum Gil Ay ““ Crrismas
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