Local Meeting and Socials Reported in New Westminster
Mr Lehman and Mrs Hillord Nicholson in New Westminster for medical treatment. Cooperative Association's private meeting at Grange Hall Tugaday Jan 31 reports good attendance and a $14,000 turnover. Officers announced for 1922. Lectures on cooperation planned and social events noted. Visitors from Abbotsford attended Galley Society at home in Lester Court.
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Hillord Nicholson
New Westminster
Ord Hospital
Moni- I
Ban
Malagul
Tive Regrelation
Lee
Tplay
Grange Hall
Tugaday
Walters
Ata
R.owen
RR. Nieholaan
A. Macbenti
A. A. Doyle
Coghlanial
I.harvey
Warditay
Tis
Pore
Vila
Muref
Apeaker
Vatentnes Uy
Nice
Presbyterian
Barna
Kev
How
Oswald
Oswald. In This Comection Also Two of the Poet's Sadors, ‘Reudu’ Revin’ Rolin
Mesdames' Gray
Gamuhy
Oswitlu
Nicholson
Forrester
Waite
Megsry
McLean
M- McAskiff
Vancouver
Gaelly Society
Lester Court
Mira
A. Nicholson
Manguet
Reeanthy
Mra
Marsh Lana
McTavish
Reform Proposals at United Farm Women Meeting
The United Farm Women of Alhir tu mel, Calgary, passed resolutions on curriculum revisions for public and high schools starting next September. Emphasis shifts to geology, extended farming education, and teacher efficiency with a supervisor visiting twenty rural schools monthly.
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United Farm Women of
Alhirtu Mel
Calgary
Dantt Wil Tle
Alberti
Lo Eng
Garden prep and sowing guidance from a 19th century note
The article offers practical advice for British Columbia gardeners preparing for spring. It covers cleaning winter debris, burning waste for ash fertilizer, seed bed readiness, sowing peas beets onions carrots and other vegetables, choosing proper tools and manure use, and starting a hotbed early to ensure a productive growing season. It emphasizes careful timing and moderate moisture rather than overwatering.
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British Columbia
Lord Mount Stephen Dies at 92 at Brocket Hall
George Stephen known as Lord Mount Stephen died peacefully at his residence Brocket Hall Hatfield Hertfordshire on November 29 1921 aged 92. A Scot born in 1829 in Dufftown Banffshire he moved to Canada joining his cousin Donald Smith later Lord Strathcona and built William Stephen & Company into a cloth manufacturer He became director then president of Bank of Montreal and is famed for driving the creation of the Canadian Pacific Railway as its first president in 1881. He endowed public welfare activities and lived a long retirement, leaving a legacy tied to the CPR and Canadian progress.
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Lord Mount Stephen
Brocket Hall
Hatfield
Hertfordshire
George Stephen
Dufftown
Banffshire
Canada
Donald Smith
Lord
William Stephen & Company
Georgé
Bank of Montreal
CPR
Canadian Pacific Railway
Cas
George Stophes
Prannton Montreal
Briley
Wasx
O. P
William van Horne
Qaren Viet
Stephen
England
Stephen Becamsi
Lord Stephen
Windsor
Mowat Stephen
Gansda
Lord Auzhiagaay
Shaughnessy
Dee
Angus
Peettee
Pany
Lord Mount ‘Mentees
Mount Stephen
Hin
Lord Simone
Mis Mon Farmers' of Alverta Debate Health Dances and Prohibition
At a recent Mis Mon Farmers' meeting in Alverta discussions centered on youth health and dances condemned as harmful. A motion to prohibit cigarette manufacture and sale failed, with locals pursuing education instead. Proposals for government aid and a tax on bachelors over twenty one were noted amid health resolutions.
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Alverta
Bealdes
Freight rates debate slows progress for farmers
The discussion centers on achieving lower freight rates with focus on substantial reductions in haulage charges for farm products. Advocates argue that cutting the cost to producers, not broad rate cuts, would secure higher returns for grain and cattle, easing Western Canada’s farm distress amid high prices.
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Canada
Victoria Sees New Slogans and Sabbath Enforcement
In Victoria on Feb 4 the mayor and city leaders unveiled a Sabbath focused pledge and actions plan. Citizens pledged to honor the Lord's Day with church activities while authorities warned strict enforcement and changes to public life, including school and library conduct, impacting the community.
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Victoria
Feb
Aantitrameranii
Marchant Kre Bow
Yeat Durants
Carnelgié
Thia
Wden
Bluebirds
White Rock Pursues Domestic Defence and Education Push
Fragmentary report notes White Rock pursuing domestic defence measures and a five point educational program. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR. Further readable details may clarify targeted groups, timelines, and involved agencies.
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White Rock
Pioneer Settler George Gibbard Dies After Long Life in Mission Valley
Pioneer settler George Gibbard of Cedar Valley Mission dies in his nineties after a long life beginning in Staffordshire and Canada in the 1880s. He arrived in 1887, helped build Cedar Valley farmland, and left a large family, including twelve children and many grandchildren. Funeral was held at the Methodist Church with Rev. C McDh.
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Mraner Valley
George Gibbard
Gibbard
Britiah Columbia
Cedar Valley
Mission
F. Hughes
D. Clifton
Staffordshire
Hugland
Canada
Palmerston
Pacific Coast
New Wenttuinyter
Fraser Valley
Wren
Mivplon
Ington
Bibela City
G. A. Abbott
Uay
Fred
Vancouver
Frank
Taly Island
Walter
Sterling
B. C
Mra
J, Biddle
Prairies
Methodiet
Thes
Prohibition Debate Flows Through Victoria
Premier Oliver challenged the government language on local product exclusion, stating that restrictions on drink products must be mediated by the province. He pressed for endorsement and clarified the need for local guidance in the policy.
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Victoria
Oliver
Endora
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Gauden Warly
Mo Mou
Anne Charlotte
Sjamin
Kage
Tufnell
George
Mousdived
Dauphtan
Northcote Famnyk
Ule
G. P
Mount Sten
C. P
Ciseles
Votoria
Mquor
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