Best Poultry Show Held on British Columbia Coast
A large province poultry event wrapped up Saturday in Vancouver as the H C Poultry Association judged over 2000 entries. James Walker of Barnaby was elected Barred Rock Club president, with H B Upton as secretary treasurer and an executive from Vancouver Victoria Enderby and elsewhere. A British Columbia branch of the American Poultry Association was formed with W Wilkinson of Vancouver as president. The gathering included initiation of the Seboy-Chyh group, a major faction of poultry men, and a prize fund of 20 was set for next show. A district meeting in Agassiz discussed weekly half holidays for Kent municipality and related elections and school board topics.
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Vancouver
H.C. Poultry, Association
Priday
Wilkingon
Dominion
Conde
Agassiz
Association For
W. Storehouve
Brltini Coliaibia Byaneh
Poultry Association
Mr. Wahy
H. Reid
Victorias
R. Wilson
V. Somervile
Central Purley
Rickhan
Collingwrod
McTavish
Victori
A, Goode
New Westminster
Rev
C. McDlarmld
Mission City
W. ‘Walker
Hastings
Pefmanen
Yminaton
Police Commission
Kent
Lo Roidor
New Citizens for Canada Immigrant Influx and Settlement
A historical examination explains Canada’s hunger for immigrants due to low population density and limited agricultural land in the West. It notes Britain’s need for farmers, the rise of settlement by British, European, and Scandinavian newcomers, and how foreign-born Canadians contribute to education and government, shaping a multilingual, tricultural nation.
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England
Canada
Great Britain
Anada
Dominions
Wester Canada
Europe
Belgiam
Gentral Burronn
Salen
Norway
Beamark
Iceland
J. M. Anderson
Saskatchewan
University of Manitoba
Agion
Ida
Sewall Lewiey
Burne
Mission Agric Assn Hears Report On Yearly Expenditures
The Mission District Agriculture Association presented a year end summary noting expenditures on grounds and additions to the main hall, stock pens, and cash pine purchases. A mortgage was paid off, $1500 borrowed, and interest paid to year end. receipts were expected to cover all expenditures with $1500 owed. The report urged cooperation to make fair day a community benefit.
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Fiaset Vatio
Mission Agriendurl
Ile Patr Waa
Dewdney
Nicomen
Hatyh
Mission
Silverdale
Provident
Mission Dlatriet
Mission Agricultural Association Officers and Members
The Mission Agricultural Association lists officers and directors including Honorary Presidents Hon. John Oliver and Hon. B. D. Barrow, Vice-presidents T. F. Brearley and O. J. Ward, Secretary Lreaauroy O. J. Paton, and a slate of directors such as W. Chester, P. Kelly, Hurd, C. R. McKibbon, G. Gibhard, C. H. Noble, Mrs. Lanchearde, Mrs. Reade, Mr. Salloway, and J. W. Lawrence among others. The note mentions 150 members with possible additions.
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Mission Agricultural’ Association
John Oliver
B. D. Barrow
M. L.A
Catherwood
W.T. Abbott
Tut
T. F. Brearley
O. J. Ward
Weekend Basketball Play Delayed by Weather News
The past week featured many basketball games with football shelved due to weather. Senior A and B teams traveled to Chilliwack and Mission for matches, with Chilliwack edging Mission in a tight finish and Milner as tough opposition. Referee Dave Gullifard oversaw contests. A protest over the Clayburn football game was upheld and will be replayed later. Upcoming games include Fernridge road trip and Westminster YMCA opposition, followed by a Saturday dance event after the basketball games.
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Paosay Adima Wasmat Moig
Vedder Mountain Road
Ratheraime
Milner
A—Beaton
J. Gallifard
Bekarat
McLean
C. Gallifard
Gibbard
Stafford
Solloway
Cox
Cole
Roferee
Dave Gullifard
Clayburn
Fernridge
Westminster Y. M. C. A
Atlantic Girls
Sold Property To The B C E R Report Says Sale Okayed
The Anderson McDonald and Cowplon lands along the west side of the Stave River are reportedly sold. Mission City notes the sale as part of BCER by law considerations before Saturday’s vote. A second dam at Red Bridge may flood land and alter road plans, influencing settlers’ access and municipal sanction.
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Anderson
Mission Council
B.C. E.R
Fruitgrowers to Discuss Dumping Act at Convention
The Th. D. Fruitgrowers Association aims to discuss the Anti-Dumping Act at its annual convention in Victoria January 18 to 20. About a hundred delegates from British Columbia will attend, with President D. Barnes presiding. Speakers include R. C. Treherne on Godling Bothla BC, C. E. Melnifosit on transportation, and O. F. Fisher on apple storage troubles, plus five others.
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Th. D
DB. Barnes
Walhwebin
R. C. Treherne
Dominion Entomologial
la B. C
C. EB. Melnfosit
Dominion Fruit Branch
Department
Ottawa
O. F. Fisher
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Joseph Oliver Grand Sire of I O O F Dead in Toronto
Joseph Oliver, grand sire of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of America, has died after a three month illness. A prominent Toronto municipal and fraternal figure, he led in Masonic and Odd Fellow circles, and also held roles in Orange and Forester organizations.
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Joseph Oliver
Independent Order of Oddfellowa of America
Toronto
Masonic
Odd
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NEW Citizens For Canada
Mission Agric
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Fraser Valley Record
J. A. Bates
Hub
Mission City, B. C
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