Dominion Government Seeks Land Payment For Sumas Scheme
The Dominion government seeks $1 an acre for about 12 000 acres of Sumas Lake land to be deeded to the province for reclamation. Hon. Arthur Meighen backs the policy of a nominal rate for public lands, while Barrow argues the original promise and uses of land for returned servicemen. Tests show dredged soil supports strong crop growth similar to reclaimed land in Froland.
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Arthur Meighen
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British Columbia
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Frolland
Matsqui Women’s Institute Elects Strong Executive
The Matsqui Women’s Institute starts its year with a robust executive led by President Mrs Phinney and secretary treasurer Mrs Frank Beharvel. Advisory board members include Mrs Seldon Mrs McCulloch and Mrs Reid, with auditors Miss Millar and Mrs Relday. Debate over the advisory board’s status persists as Mrs F B Fadden attends to clarify the position while delegation elections await government action.
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Matsqui Women's Institute
Phinney
Frank Beharvel
Seldon
McCulloch
Reid
Millar
Relday
Miss Grubdshunk
Mra
F. B. Fadden
Mrs J Carrol Joins Abbotsford BC Telephone Office
Mrs J Carrol of New Westminster has moved to Abbotsford to reside and will take up the position of operator at the British Columbia Telephone Office.
Ridgedale Notes and Local Timber Trade Report
Ridgedale notes show J and M Wood Co busy cutting cordwood on the Dalton ranch with orders urged for next winter. Hy Hayton works to clear stumps from his ranch toward the J and M Wood Yard as Fraser Valley Record columns praise the Matsqui Mission bridge idea and mention local sports chatter about a recent Thursday basketball game.
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Hy Hayton
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Provincial government borrows 13.77 million for railways farms housing and public works
The provincial minister of finance released a statement listing 13.77 million in borrowings by the current government for the Pacific Great Eastern Railway construction land settlement and farmers loans district housing for soldiers municipal housing public works and irrigation projects with two treasury bills outstanding and no current expenses borrowed.
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Nance
Pacific Great _Eastern Railway Company
Settlement Board
South Vancouver
Department of Public Work
Umanent Works
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Department of Public Works
Department of Industries
Funeral held for Stanley Aish in Matsqui area
The funeral for the late Stanley Aish of Matsqui, who died in Calgary of the flu, was held this afternoon at the Mateau cemetery. He was the son of former Councillor T. Aish. Mrs. Mable Alder of Cloverdale is a guest at the home of Mrs. Bedlow.
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Calgary
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Sardis Pootbal t Draw With Abbottsford in Close Match
Sardis Pootball and Abbottsford met in a bruising contest with Abbottsford claiming a late equalizer after Sardis opened the scoring. McGowan saved well in goal while Kilgaird and Brown shone in defense and Walters Griffiths impressed on the wings as the match ended in a deserved draw.
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Joe
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Cliff Spring quits lacrosse to focus on autos
The veteran player known as “Doughy” Spring announced in town yesterday that the 1920 summer season will see him concentrate on the automobile business in Abbotsford. He plans to boost Abbotsford as a sporting town and attract tourist traffic from Washington, affecting Westminster teams. The piece notes his aim to keep a junior team active and mentions local civic efforts and ferry plans.
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Vancouver
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Yale Road
Aboreford
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Lhe Maunep
Abbotsford Personalities and Local Events Highlight Week
Local visitors from White Rock and Abbotsford mingle at gatherings. A Sardis Abbotsford football draw is noted. Pancake social funds the Missionary cause. Rev Dr Smith to speak at Presbyterian anniversary. Parish whist drives and school talks mark busy community weekend activities.
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Missionary Fund
Smith
Westminster Hall
Vancouver
Presbyterian Church
Florance Parton
L.mcneil
J. Wilsons
St. Matthews Church
Merits at Mrs Simonids meeting discuss 1920 programme
The meeting of Mrs Simonids with Mrs Wart of Huntingdon as president approved the 1920 programme including a flower show and new extra event. Members appointed Mrs Padden to the coordinating committee to arrange arrangements and seek use of the municipal hall. Requests were endorsed for government district settlements and formation of a central executive of Women’s Institutes.
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Padden
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