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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
3
Correspondence questions the Abbotsford community’s stance on boxing and a recent fighting incident. The writer condemns violent exhibitions as degrading, cites July Fourth celebrations in Reno, and urges the “anti boxing element” to grow, calling the sport an abomination to a Christian nation.
A patriotic meditation on holidays, population growth, and moral governance. The speaker urges Canada to become a leader among nations in intelligence, industry, sobriety and righteousness, noting the century offers opportunity for national ascent.
A historical verse note laments the decline of thrift as Scotland’s rural virtue and the rising gamble of Call and Draw. It reflects sorrow over the loss of northern sentiment, urging caution before winter’s hardships.
Dan Cupid busy in the valley Lydia Moore wed Mr Briant in recent nuptials and three more engagements are planned. Frank McKenzie and M L Ay visited the Jackman road gang. government added 500 to 1000 previously granted. Glen Valley footballers aided jubilee at Mt Lehman but lost to Mitchell and Cox of Mission. Mrs Sherlock buried at Aberdeen cemetery Aldergrove. FP McLellan sold three year old Colts for 550 to a Haney resident. Gerald Ketchesonm of Ganges home for summer. Miss M McTaggart visits from Kamloops hospital. Hatzic school plans sent to board. fall term readiness urged. Raspberry crop fair. up to 50 crates daily. J G Michie leaving Hatzic sawmill for Victoria. Theatre noted readers: Are You Crazy by Clamans at Maple Leaf Hall July 13. Tickets 1.00 0.75 0.60.
Miss Annie Wilkie formerly of Hatzie has been appointed to Whonnock school. A joint Whonnock and Ruskin picnic was held in Whonnock on Thursday under Miss Kneeshaw and Mr. Donald Martin. Sports after lunch saw Ruskin scholars win most prizes.
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