Local Abbotsford Church Notices and Community Tidbits
The town bulletin highlights church events with the Orangemen and True Blues hosting a Sunday pay ade at the Presbyterian church and two new windows being opened. It notes Mrs Campbell attending the Women’s Foreign Missionary Association meeting in Vancouver, hints at local visitors, choir practices, and upcoming closures, plus weathered remarks on politics and a smallpox memory.
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Orangemen
Ladys
True Blues
SOL
Presbyterian Church
Fine assortment of American made floor rugs on sale
At Sumas a fine assortment of 41 American made floor rugs are on sale at fully half Vancouver price at the old Sumas Bank building. They are owned by C. W. Waldron of Bellingham and offer sizes up to 12x15 feet in Axminsters with a 35 dollar 9x12 size at 20 dollars.
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Sumas
Vancouver
Sumas Bank
C. W. Waldron
Bellingham
Taylor and Jackson Visit Silverdale Cedar Ways Violin Pupils
Mr Taylor of Henderson and Tay for is over in Mission subdividing in Silverdale and Cedar Ways Miss Jackson visits and receives pupils for violin. Terms apply Applegarth Aldergrove.
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Mr. Taylor
Henderson & Tay
Mission
Silverdale
Cedar Ways
Jackson
Applegarth
Aldergrove
Presidential Primaries and the Two Main Forms
The piece discusses two fora of presidential primaries the Electoral College style delegate selection and the direct popular preference method. It notes most states use both voting for delegates and instructing them, while the direct primary shows voters choosing among candidates. It concludes that primaries aim for direct voter influence while acknowledging drawbacks from mixing old conventions with new systems.
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New York
Fiat
United States
Provincial exhibition chief predicts record crof
W. J. Brandrith provincial exhibition commissioner predicts a record turnout and growth for the fair as officials expect stronger participation from local farmers and merchants this year.
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W. J. Brandrith
Fruit boom described across British Columbia provinces
The excerpt notes an unprecedented fruit crop across British Columbia with strong prospects for a second breaking crop. It emphasizes wide geographic extent and variety, except possibly raspberries, which may be light, foretelling a remarkable overall agricultural outcome.
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British Columbia
Tony
Land Registry to be Overhauled in British Columbia
Fraser Valley records report a plan to overhaul land registry offices across B C with Winnipeg style reforms. Inspector Hanington cites Winnipeg as model for faster transfers, stricter counter access, outside map inspection, and provincial staff upgrades to reduce backlogs and fees.
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Praser Valley Record
Fraser Valley
New Westminster
H.C. Hanvington
Prairie Provinces
Land Registry
Winnipeg
Regina
Edmonton
Calgary
I.t
Mission Council
Hanington
Victoria
Macara
Manitoba
Land Registry Offices
Campbell Abbotsford Watchmaker at Clark's Gentle Furnish
Local watchmaker Campbell operates at Abbotsford in Clark's Gentle Furnishings store offering repair and maintenance services for timepieces.
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St. Andrew's Church
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H. Vaughan
Ceperley, Rounsefell & Co
B. H. Davey
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Mr. Lehman Report
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Wuatoma
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Albert Lee
Altofrether
B.C
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Hannington
Land Registry Office
Reading Prairie Provinces
B. C
H. Alanson
M. McGillivray
Huntingdon
Sap
R. A. Cooper
Clayburn
Timothy
Campbell
Clark
Gente’ Furnishing
E. Parton
J. J. Sparrow, Prop
Columma
Stone & Wellington
Foothill Nurseries
Harron. Bros
Imers
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W. L. Barrett
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