Season for mouse hunting and grand projects span Canada
The passage notes a strong mouse season in New Brunswick and a drydock in St John opened October 28. It cites a London speech by Justice Minister Gouin on Canada’s exports and per capita income, discusses telephones per 100 people, cattle shipments to Cardiff, and a Canadawide drive in baking and farming education.
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New Brunswick
Gamiella
St. John
North America
London
England
Lomer Gouin
Canada
United States
Senior A Torn Defeats Abbots Opponents in Weekend Duel
On Saturday night the Senior A team defeated the Koop artists from Abbotsford while the Senior B squad also won their game against an Abbotsford team.
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Koop Artists
Abbotsfor
Abbotsford
Manson Reviews Work Of Session In Vancouver
Attorney General A M Manson reviewed 94 BC bills from the recent legislature session at a Vancouver board of trade meeting. He urged fair, workable laws on the 8 hour day starting 1926 and criticized public contempt for the quarantine law. He favored clear action on prohibition, warned of beer, and noted municipal licensing changes. He called for more rural representation and questioned university land costs and soldier lands payments.
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Echoos
Victoria
Board of Trade
Vancouver
A. M. Manson
Britteh Columbia
Mangon
Manson
University
Cire
Parliament Opens February 28 Under Premier King's Plan
Ottawa reports Parliament will open on February 28 according to Premier Mackenzie King at a cabinet gathering. The date is about a month later than last year when sessions started January 31. In local events, the Y W C A from New Westminster visits with senior A basketball, while a team from Argusiz faces the Senior B squad. Mrs McClenahan is due home from Seattle this weekend.
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Ottawa
MacKenzie King
Ontario City Home Ownership Study Reveals 60 Percent
The 1928 assessment for Hamilton shows 26 269 dwellings and 437 apartments with 60 percent home ownership. Other items note flour shipments by CP Railway to Fort William and Port Arthur, and a record building year for Port Arthur with 2 622 055 dollars in permits. Canada exports cheese worth 4 778 000 dollars in October, UK as main buyer at 215 000 cwt. Production outlook for mines and furs trade updates follow along with notes on winter carnivals and Banff bonspiel.
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Hamilton
Ontario
Port Arthur
Canada
United Kingdom
Great Canadian statesman Lord Shaughnessy honored
Advertise in The Abbotsford Post recalls Lord Shaughnessy of the Canadian Pacific Rail way as a nation builder with humanity. Tribute from E Beatty and Houtty discuss his disciplined leadership, philanthropy, and lasting Canadian impact. Public memory marks his pivotal role in railway progress and national character.
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Lord Shiughnessy
Montreal
Willatly
Canada
Ratloohoods
Tuallantian
Gannitius Pacific Railway
Shaughnessy
Lord Shaughnessy
Gotie
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canin Lomes
Hen
Try
Lord Shahneasy
Mr Hearty
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A. E. Humphrey
B.c.land
Yarwood & Durrant
LAW Office
Th Banton ‘Bureau ‘of Statistics
Prince of Wales
Cardiff
Norfolk
Bread and Cake Bakers Association of Canada
Toronto
Institute of Baring
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Canadian Pacific
Kipawa
de Quinze
Gaboury
Ville Marie
Perron Baker
Alberta
Saskatchewan
British Isles
Hovsers
Abbotsford Ty
Nevcinker Bis
Keraud
Mastel
LlecLiot Fire Marshall
Indomaitien - Nank Interest and Exchange Tegal
L.C
Ang
Ashewalka
Bank
Undepost Bank of
Mont
Tarvia
Neuiores Hospital
Hoube
Thes
Y. W. Co. A. Spoys
New Westminster
Agarsiz
Optimist
Robinson
Crusoe
Ris
Crusor
Ines
Sherman
Algo
Hees
Hovetsud' Thess
Fort William
Delabar
H. Armatrong
Premice
Tof. Mines
William ‘Carlyle
E.P
Canadian Society For’ Technical Agriculturists
British. Columbia
Calgary Herald
Banff
G. Exton Lloyd
Bede
Prince Albert
North Battleford
Marine Department
Dominion
States
Canadian
United
Post
Tube
Sumuuan
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