Maple Ridge trustees weigh consolidation and exams in education debate
The Maple Ridge school trustees met Saturday at the municipal hall to urge Miss Orr to withdraw her resignation and to discuss consolidating rural schools. They debated costs, transportation, and the impact on teachers salaries, with emphasis on keeping Miss Orr and Miss Hand, transfers for Miss Patterson, and extending teaching permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haney
T. Paterson
Robertson
Miss Orr
Buchanan
Platt
Orr
Amestic
Scholrs
Fraser Valley
Davidson
Ruskin
Whornock
Aikman
Bat Lie
San Tri
Anc
Giffin
Lieanny
Gillin
Price
Ilaney Superior School
Ih Schoel
Education Department
Ako
Allman
Grirteen
Clait
Phillips
Marketing Poultry Products for Highest Market Price
Marketing of poultry products hinges on timely marketing and quality. Gather eggs regularly, sort dirty or small eggs for home use, and pack neatly for private trade. Cull useless birds gradually, store surplus during glut, and prepare broilers before peak prices.
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Eevery
Dows
West
Increased toning charges and salt duties effective
The notice states higher charges will apply in the specified territory starting May 26, with carriers asked to submit itemized cost details used to justify the proposed tariff increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speeled
Icing charges for fruit shipments debated across Canada
The Canadian Pacific Railway reports icing and emergency icing station costs up to December 1918 averaging $5.07 per ton with charges covering weight loss, shrinkage, switching, fuel and labor but excluding superintendence. The prior blanket icing in transit charge of 16 dollars per car to six points in Ontario and Manitoba and 20 dollars to western provinces was cancelled triggering complaints. British Columbia shippers request a refrigerator charge, while there is debate whether plant or portion basis better serves the shipping public.
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Pula Railway
Aly Est
Lerritory
Ontario
Tgpe
Prairies
Uioxu
Bylchans
Uerato
John O Nail obituary records long Pioneer life in Canada
The funeral for John O Nail was held from the family residence near Mernsale to the J M O cemetery with friends and neighbors attending. Born June 1864 in Clare County Ireland and dying date unclear, he married Mary Moore in May 1872 and emigrated to Canada in 1882, living in Amherst Nova Scotia before settling on the Pacific coast. Surviving are widow six children and twenty four grandchildren, with sons John Robb Engineering Amherst, William Granby Consolidated Anyox, Thomas Ritchie G Co Vancouver, Agnes Lancaster Victoria, Gertrude Watson Victoria, and Alice Cumberland Cumberland BC. Many friends sent tokens of respect. pallbearers listed.
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Penser Valley
John O'Nail Wa
Mernsale
Decesaed
Claheoh Cou Tip
Ireland
Mary Moore
Canada
Nova, Scotia
Amherst
Pacific Coast
John
Robb Engineering ‘Co
N.S
William
Granby Consolidated Co
Anyox
B. C
Thomas
Ritchie G
Vancouver
Agnes
B. Lancaster
Victoria
Gertrude
C. H. Watson
Alice
Cumberland
Pajl
Public Changes Auto Attitude
The text discusses a shift in buyer priorities as cars become essential. It notes that price is not the sole quality indicator, heavy cars cost more to operate, and peak racing speed does not suit everyday use. It praises economy in price and operation, and design beauty, highlighting the Chevrolet as meeting these standards.
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White & Carmichael
Lo C. Sumner
Rariggre
Abbotsford
B.C. Apes
H.o.hartley
Abbotsfed, B.C
Tuurd
Qnty
Maple Ridge
Roddié
Mias Paterson
Webster's Corners
Patterson
Kuenurat
John One
Taylor & Humphrey
Henderson & TaylOr
Civil Engineers & Surveyors
Abbotsfurd
Hepatola
Wise
Eve Oir
Culomers
Aers, Gro. S
ALMAS
Avenue
Sastcute
Llewage Ko
Albert Lee
Grocer
A. McCallum
Alexandria Hotel
M. Murphy
Proprieto
Huntingdon, B
Bates’ Printing Office
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