Personal notices from the Les Tinemanl Lis wouse area
Mrs McMaster visits in Les Tinemanl Lis wouse. Mrs McClenapltin drove to Vallefcouver on Tuesday with the Trallae ways. Miss Bloods depart for White Rock for a week. Rev Robertson returns after six weeks east and will preach. Clarence Garley remains arrive for funeral at Musselwhite cemetery. Auto accidents rise on narrow roads with two garages comparing wheels.
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Swift
Jonathan . Praser
Chilliwack
N. Hill
Thomas
Van‘couver
Robertson
Menzies
Vancouver
Eric Weir
Ashcroft
Hamam
Steede
Bobble
Shortreed
Johnson
Clarence Garley
Winnipeg
Musselwhite Cemetery
Masonic Hall
Eby
McGowan
Miss Urquhart
Alanson
Athorsford
Jace Kennedy
Arthur Lamb
Trustees urge new methods in schools in Fraser Valley
The Fraser Valley School Trustees held their first convention in New Westminster City Hall. They urged shifting education funding from local ratepayers to the state, consolidating rural schools, and expanding high schools with better teachers and libraries. They pressed for greater inspector oversight, improved medical screening, and training returned soldiers as teachers. The meeting discussed Japanese and Chinese student costs, and heard a keynote on the Danish system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Valley School Trustees
Council Chamber
New Westminster
City Hall
J. W. Berry
Langley
Wilk
J. Q. Robertson
Chilliwack
Martin
Department of Education
Denton
Cowichan
Vancouver
Coulter
Burnaby School Board
Couras
Department
Fraser Valley
Richmond
Burnaby
Laing
Sulu
Sea Islands
Br. Berry
Dstrict
Wm. Coulter
Items of Interest To Growers From June 28 Market Report
On June 28 the strawberry market was firm as reported by market commissioners. Early cabbage from Walla Walla was priced at 2.35 per crate. Gordon Head has delivered 12 crates of strawberries. Edmonton bought two cars of Haney berries. both arrived on a bare market at 3.75 per crate. Honey pack good and arrival condition satisfactory. Honey berries selling in Woodinhton from 5.00 to 5.25 per crate. Raspberries on the prairie market at 7.00 per crate. New potatoes worth 1-2 cents per pound. B C potatoes 48.90 to 43.00 per ton. Edmonton market conditions improved over last week.
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Walla Walla
Gordon Head
Edmonton
B.C
Picnic at Silverdale Field Delights Local Youths
An excellent picnic way field on Mr Carter's place at Silverdale on Friday last. Races, games, and merriment brought joy to boys and girls and perhaps some grown‑ups as well, with everyone enjoying the lively activities and outdoor fun.
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Mr Carter
Silverdale
Scotch Picnic and Traveling House Tour in Aubolaford
Scotch residents in Aubolaford celebrated Dominion Day with sports and refreshments on school grounds. A traveling house on a track, built with kitchen and parlor, aims for a California tour then east of the mountains. An inventor townsman promotes a pencil sharpener with a million units contracted for by an eastern firm, priced around 26 cents.
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Chumnwack
Aubolaford
Jasper Fadden
California
Rhubarb Trade Shifts and Prairie Production 1909
In 1909 rhubarb at prairie markets was scarce with small shipments but profitable for producers. Car shipments faced arrival complaints, a sale by a rival firm, and rapid production growth to 26 cars per season before rot offset gains. Prairie buyers saturated by Walla Walla stock, prices driven down by BC imports, growers cut acreage to about 10 percent of demand. Predictions of Prager Valley reentry hinge on distribution control, Arthur Taylor to Vancouver, and local social notes about a boy’s health and visits by the Ryalls and McCallums.
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Prairies
L.C
Walla’ Walla
Sherby
B.C
Walla Walla
Prager Valley
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B. C
Andy
Wubargy
Arthur Taylor
Clarence McCallum
Abotsfod
The
Ryalls
McCallims
Royal Crown
Sunlight
F. J. R. Whitchell
Canada Food Board
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