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Abbotsford Post

Location

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Feb 04, 1921

Page

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Provincial Budget Debate in Lin Province Sparks Firefighter Tone

Legislator Mort Langley vocalizes financial strain as provincial debt nears 61 million with 28 million increase since government took power. He cites 6.245 million owed to Bank of Commerce, 1.05 million borrowed since December, and 4.25 million annual civil service costs, urging reform and savings beyond 1 million. He questions Oliver's business approach and criticizes extravagance in administration.

Mort Langley Wight Bowser Lin Canadhin Thuik Nat Beet Addey Oliver

Agricultural Courses Offered at Haney Farm

MapLe Ridge Mel short agricultural course free to take place in Haney February. Jointly hosted by the B C University Agricultural Association and Soldier Settlement Board. Experts cover poultry, trait farming, dairy and mixed farming with demonstrations. D E Lothian will provide details.

Maple Ridge Mel Taks Place Haney Agricultural All B.C. University The Agricultural Association Soldier Settlement Board D. E. Lothian Haney

When Radicalism Falls in Seattle News

A fragmented report discusses radicalism and public ownership debates among citizens. It notes Manager Hill of the Royal Bank recovering from a serious operation, and mentions Mrs. Mawson, sister-in-law of Mee Trethewey, reporting a burial this week in Vanleolyor.

Seattle P.ts Mr. Hill Royal Bank

Catholic Whist Drive At Masonic Hall

Catholic church members held a whist drive at the Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening February 1. Nine tables competed with ladies first prize won by Miss Walby and gentleman’s first prize by Mr. P Gibson. Mrs Baring took the ladies' consolation and Mr. J Russell the gentleman’s consolation. After refreshments, Mr. Morgan and Mr. Les Dalair provided music for the dance.

Oliver blamed for bungling rail project says 1922 earliest

Fort Langley speech by Conservative leader Mr W J Bowser attacks Mr Oliver's administration over the G 18 railway. He accuses the government of mismanaging the P G E B asset and promises a Prince George line by a late 1920s target, citing $4,000,000 borrowed and a further $752,000 warrant. The road remains far from completion at Quesnel.

Oliver Aoman W. J. Bowser Fort Langley Allway Bowser P.G. E B Prince George Squamish Oliver Wax AL Quesnel

Four Quiles To Attend Albion School Due To Road Conditions

Maplyhridge Feb 1. Four pupils from Albion and nearby areas will temporarily attend Albion School as Haney road access remains blocked. Trustees expect a one month suspension while transportation issues persist. Police offer $10 reward for info leading to capture of malicious prankers. Davidson elected chairman of the School Trustees for 1921.

Maplyhridge Albion Haney Ft Imipossiia Hammond Thetee Davidson

Help the Hospital Fund Mrs Zeigler in New Westminster Visitor

Mrs J Zeigler visited New Westminster on Saturday as part of a community fundraising effort for the hospital. The visit focused on raising awareness and support for the hospital fund.

J. Zeigler New Westminster

Mills Open Matsqui As Prospects Improve

Business conditions show improvement with mills resuming full operation. Smaller manufacturers shift to full time, while larger pork processing plants restart cleaning and repair work, inviting renewed activity in the sector.

Matsqui Dan Finporkink

Mt Lehman Debating Society in Vancouver clash on Capitalism

On Saturday June 22 the Mt Lehman Literary and Debating Society met at Orange Hall with many visitors. The evening featured a debate on whether capitalism offers more to Canadian workers than socialism with Melin Nicholson and Miss Waite for the affirmative and Higa McDonald and Miss Li Owen for the negative, the judges awarding the win to the negative.

ShewMt Gehman Literary and Dicating Society Orange Hall Maniicare Faber Provident Ure Society Tut Elty Life Praferabia Ta Vountry Fife Melin Jol Nicholson Wait Migs Ll. ‘Owen Celtic Debating Society of Vancouver Mt. Lehman Society Workers of Canada Mt. Lehman Harry Fowler Effie Mclean Matsqui Dan Nicholson Nicholson Haxs Dan Nicholgou Tro. Reid New Westminster Wilson Oswald Oswalt Donald Meas Krill Church Board Tis Oswald My McAskill Gamay Iam Porrester Din Nicholson Jr Malcolm McAakill Durel Board Hie Monald Acting Hoyle Dawald Tony Cheouh Bette Dehurel Menara Hl McDosald A. Bogle

Goats Milk Ice Cream in Greece and Crete Sparks Debate

An American Red Cross worker reports on dairy delicacy in Greece and Crete including goat milk ice cream. The account mentions rose petals as a possible flavor element and questions why rose petals aren’t used in American ice cream.

Greece Crete American Red Cross Miril

Abbotsford Social and Club Activities Recap

Abbotsford residents attend a hockey guide event in Vancouver won by Seattle, with over fifty participants from Abbotsford. The Ladies Auxiliary meetings, Embroidery Club gathering, and a new Abbotsford District Brass Band are noted, along with officer elections and upcoming meetings.

Hett Vancouver Beatle Seattle Abbotsford B. C. Electric T. Brassington Brown B. Weir Taylor G. WV. A J. Downie Embroidery Club Hourde Sumas J. Renner G.R. Wright W Great Joe Williams Coogan Whitchell Phyllis Anna Nelen McCallum Mavente McCajhum

Tragic Rural Death Of J Merryfield At Local Farm

The well known district resident J Merryfield died after apparently falling from a hay pile in a barn. He lay in a pool of blood, discovered by his brother Will Merryfield and brother in law Cartwright, as family men were building an addition to the home farm. Dr Port attended but he died shortly after. The Merryfield family has long operated the local store and household.

Mt.swaman Reh J.hn Merryfield Will Mr. Cartwright Havig Dr. Port Jim Merryfield Senior Cartwright Merryfield Sints Hie Jasie Armatch Decca Lehman Morrison

Store expands as Albert Lee brightens grocer display

Albert Lee has enlarged his store and plans a big spring rush of business. He showcases improved groceries to attract customers and increasingly confident about the season ahead.

Albert Lee Hoo

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