Political turbulence in British Columbia Liberals face leadership shakeup
The Abbotstyord Post discusses Liberal and Conservative tensions in British Columbia, noting Liberal efforts to depose the Conservative leader and the Victoria government’s record. It cites Lieut Col Flicks bid to replace Bowser and weighs Bowser Tolmie histories while advising party readiness for an upcoming provincial election. The piece underscores party loyalty, leadership debates, and the need to unite behind a single candidate.
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Victoria
Ottawa
Vancouver
Oliver
Gnan
Bnt
Col. Flick
W. J. Bowser
Mr. Bowser
Aesop
Akin
Bowser
Richard McBride
Tolmie
Col
Flick
GC. N. R.orowd
Kitsilano Reserve
Richard
FP. Talmie
Allegance
W. W. Foster
Unknown fragment hints at plans and selection of energy
Readable text fragment suggests discussion of plans and selection of energetic resources. Mentions being known and rests satisfactory, urging purchase of good goods to ensure plenty of plains and vigorous energy. Contains garbled phrasing and lacks clear names or places.
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Energalt
Harding Bears AnQud f iQvor Problem In I GC
A petition from the Freedom League of America requests President Harding’s intervention to secure government contravention in the United States, claiming the plan would work like magic from Vancouver to the Alaska border. The document warns of tyranny by a partisan majority and cites thousands of signatures from about twenty states.
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Washington
Marding
Iis
United States
British Columbia
Vancouver
Alaska
America
Freedom League of America
Education investment boosts democracy and growth
The Westminster Gazette argues that spending on schools and universities yields returns beyond simple income, by elevating the educated, expanding opportunity, and strengthening democracy. It cites Marshall on education lifting the poor and warns against an unequal democracy without free education.
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Westminster Gazette
Jssue
Marshall
Jose
Dariva
Thal
Order Seed of the Best Vegetables for Early Garden Success
The article urges ordering reliable seed early to avoid substitutions and disappointment. It highlights evaluating varieties by yield, adaptability, and quality, advises consulting past data and experiments, and notes early corn types like Marly Malcolm and Sweet Sati as candidates for their early maturity and whiteness. It emphasizes testing new varieties against proven standards.
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Ihosé
Local Basketball Officials Plan Schedule for Mission City Classic
The Framer Valley Record reports a meeting of local basketball officials in Mission City to organize a league leading to the Nels Souphood silver trophy. Scheduling lists games between Hatsie and Mission teams from January to March with Dave Galliford as referee and M MacLean as arbitrator.
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Framer Valley
EU Beakan
Mission City
Kroulosh
Lake Bell
Coun Trons
Missioi
Nels Souphood
Messars Cootes
Lawrence
Ed Hatsic
Missin Af- Gevils
Thuraday
Hazard
Mission
Hatzic
Samursday
Hatsie
Hatzaic
Ve Hatala
Hatzie
Can Vay Cc
Hataie
Hatele
Dave Galliford
M.“Maclean
Steve
Phare
D. Phare
Advertising as an unseen force in commerce
Ernest G Hastings of the Dry Goods Economist recounts a parable of an advertising man and a merchant. The man asks if advertising blows hats off, the merchant says yes, the wind did. The point is advertising is invisible yet its effects are real, like wind driving outcomes unseen until felt.
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Ernest G. Hastings
The
Dry Goods Economist
Patient suitor confronts delay at arranged meeting
A long-suffering lover protests a missed meeting in a Toronto Telegram excerpt. He arrives at the Carnoy rendezvous. she insists she’s punctual, but reveals a day mix-up. He laments waiting since last night as she remains insistent about the time.
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Carnoy
Oman
Toronto Telegram
Potton of a lok of thingy Min man on top ia
A fragmentary report notes a man on top of a potton amid a cluster of unclear items. Details are unreadable, with names, places, dates, or actions not discernible from the readable text.
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Min Man
Bad cooking and love’s erosion across society
A satirical riff on romance decaying from bad cooking and cooling, blaming failed courtships and marriages on culinary failures. The verses mock how poor meals disrupt relationships, prompting quarrels, divorces, and drifting partners, with Wildean wit on domestic woes.
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J. A. Baths
Kings Street
Granville Street
Harding
ROM Education
Lhagut
Greater Vancouver
British Columbia Telephone Company
Shaviion
Chevrolet
Mane
Canada
Stuart Motors
Chevrolet and
Dodge Agents
Mission City, B. C
Alex. S. Duncan
Notary Public Office
Ay Catherwood Buildings
P. D
Mission City, B.C
Wm. Atkinson
Fraser Valley
Adar
B. G. Cigar Factory
Wilberg & Wolz
J. H. Jones
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