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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 04, 1921
Page
2
A. Bates serving as Editor and Proprietor, noted as a member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association in the Abbotford Post.
A 1921 report states the provincial government and cabinet ministers focus on Langley for a critical election moment. The capital may shift temporarily to a Langley Prairie hotel, with ministers intensifying campaigns in recent days. Kromwall appears poised for a decisive win amid tense political maneuvering.
A fragmented excerpt traces Langley’s capital history from Fort Langley to Nabore then New Westminster and Yielovid. It mentions political intrigue with Honest John and speculates on a move of a capital from Langley to Maple Ridge, noting years and places in a cryptic tone.
Ambiguous phrasing leaves readers unsure of actors and dates but hints at political shake ups affecting the Oliver administration as Meighén government stability is questioned amid an upcoming electoral event in Peter s Tio.
A historical letter argues for strict immigrant tests and English literacy as the acid test of loyalty. It urges high barriers for Europeans and calls to exclude groups perceived as threats to Canadian citizenship and public welfare, reflecting wartime xenophobia and policy pressures.
Fragment discusses municipal road funding and a proposed shift in automobile tax use. Mentions Yale road, Dewdney Trunk, and a 40-50 basis for upkeep. Questions why government collects tax but spends elsewhere and suggests municipal ruling to alter it.
Fragmented notes reveal Vernon News editor MecKelvie leaving to join Ottawa legislature and W Ho McTagaght set to steer that paper editorially. Nearby Cowichan Leader editor Savage guides a 21 year old youth amid a critical write up lacking the present editor’s photo. Penticton Herald’s R J McDougall is raised to School Trustee and Board of Trade president.
The Victoria Colonist reports on editorial tone and local politics amid odd phrasing. Merritt Herald notes Nelson’s presidential bid with Mr Nels Nelson first vice president and other officers elected by acclama, including Dr J G MacKay first vice president and A D Paterson second vice president, G D Brynner treasurer, D I MacKenzie manager and secretary. No ballots were used.
This piece urges teaching children courtesy and good-hearted behavior. It emphasizes polite greetings, saying please and excuse me, fitting conduct in company, and avoiding rude habits. A well-mannered child is a valued companion, while rudeness becomes a lifelong nuisance.
A whimsical item blends poems about moonlight birds and bells with a playful dialogue. Aunt Nellie and youngsters discuss Santa Claus, echoed by childlike exchanges and a playful mischief about a bedpost toe knock, set in a cozy domestic scene.
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