Canada A Nation Grown From Confederation Aims
The Abbotsford Post reflects on Canada’s 52 years as a nation, praising Confederation founders and urging politicians to pursue broad goals for commercial, political, moral, physical, and educational growth. It critiques labor temple unrest, praises efforts for better roadways like the Dewdney Trunk and V highway, and notes regional tensions over provincial development with British Columbia urged to lead road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadi
Howe
Plichir Canada
Lodiy
Ure Wirelgan
Calada
Canada
Poor Roads in British Columbia Provokes Public Demand
In the province roads are a necessity and citizens should agitate for improvements. The Mra ser Valley has roads described as a crying disgrace to the government, with criticism that the present administration lacks time to fix past defects. Two provincial roads in the Pra ser Valley are cited as another disgrace under provincial control.
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Kamloops
British Columbia
Mraser
Praser
Victoria
Road Toads and Roads The Province Banknote
If William White, as roads supervisor, had not built miles of first class roads, we would have only swamps and mud. Road toads save farming and village life by linking country and city deliveries. The argument frames road policy as essential business for all regardless of party.
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Dewdney
Pas
Red Bridge
William White
Canada s World War history book by Colonel Nasmith
New publication from John C Winston Co announces Canada's Song and Great Britain in the World War by Colonel Gorge G. Nasmith with introduction by General Sir Arthur Currie. The 600 plus page octavo volume assembles battlefield notes and eyewitness chapters on Canada in action with broader Allied campaigns, priced at 3 50.
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John C. Winston Co
Canada
Great Britain
Gorge G. Nulsmith
France
Belgium
Sir Avethar. Currie
Ula
Nasmith
Camia
Salisbury Plain
Princess Patricias
Ypres
Passchendaele
Mons
Canadian Army Corps
Gallipoli
Jutland
United States
Zeebruge
Italy
Japan
Rusia
Potalous Happens
The Slavery of the Shiftless
A brief meditation on people who never seem better off despite effort. It notes that no matter times are good or bad, their labor yields little progress and persistent striving yields diminishing returns.
Thrift Campaign Urges Saving Over Extravagance
A local thrift push targets shiftless spending and credit misuse among working people. It argues you need not own large sums to start saving, promoting gilt edged securities and thrift stamps as low barrier options to grow small amounts into future value.
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Israel
Vancouver
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Priiies
Dominion
Tonge Brothers
Dodge Bros
America
Price, I. 0
Mission
Stuart & Millar
Bouce
Mission City
Avera
Spodle
British Columbia Telephone Co. Limited
Ford
Mission Garage
Windebank Buk
Mision City
Pamous Michelie
Tire
Burrough’s Adding Machines
Pender Street
L. Dashwose- Jones Barbister
Rogers
Counsel
Milton Price
J. H. Jones
G.a.pollard
Hastings Street
C.P.R. Thor
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