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Abbotsford Post

Location

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 27, 1912

Page

5

Beaver Lodge 872 Holds Special Meeting in Mission City

Beaver Preceptory No 372 of Missions City hosts a special meeting with Vancouver members. W Gamble opens the long ceremony, five Brethren raised to Red Cross, and dozen visiting officers attend. After supper at Matsqui Hotel, work resumes, adjourns late, with rooms valued at about 2500 dollars and a 16 foot high arched ceiling enhancing acoustics.

Blaqk Knights Fraser Valley Orange Hall Beaver Missions City Vancouver Bro. W. Gamble Bros. Guy. Cade D. P D. Gibbard Regis Red Cross Abatsford — Bros W. J. Beaton A Metcalf, D J. McGillivray Gilbert Hay J Bates Bro. J.\. Ryder Mission City W. H, Breit W. J, Howden F. H. Butler Jsoyd Lester Jones Joy Renegan G. A. Hunter Co. E Strain W. Campbell P. Haslett Matsqui Hotel Most Mrs. DeWitt Gamble Bro. Pakenham Bellevue Hotel Jivo Kvipp Sutzic Empire Canada Queen Victoria Battle of the Boyne Lodge Chartera Beaver Lodge

Indians and Jobs on the Prairie Railroads and Rations Debate

A report on farming and labor among Plains and Pine Ridge tribes notes steady work near home is scarce yet outside employment is increasingly pursued. It cites officials praising efforts to remove Indians from ration rolls and place them on railroads and other work while suggesting government roles in surveying, fire ranging, and game wardenship to suit native aptitudes.

Montana Wilton Dot Pine Ridge Indian Office Renison Moose Port James Bay New Ontario Canada

The Showman Taunts A Plowboy In Village Arms Bar

In a Village Arms bar a showman taunts a ploughboy, boasting of taming animals with fearlessness. The ploughboy steps forward, then lands a strong punch on the showman’s nose, silencing the taunt and deflating the bravado.

Ants Build a Borax Bridge From Hole to Ground on Porch

A front porch scene unfolds as ants transport borax from a woodworm hole in a colonial house. An observer notes the insects form a precise line from the hole to the ground, passing borax along each ant to clear the nest.

Army retreat described in restrained, methodical tones

Fragmentary OCR lines reference an army maneuver with phrases about marching back with quiet precision. The brief text implies disciplined movement and a steady, orderly withdrawal, but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to anchor a fuller report.

Empress Namesake Echoes Inpeasant Family Fortune

The German Empress resembles a peasant woman who now shares in fortune as the Emperor acts as godfather to her baby daughter and vows future support. The uncanny likeness extends to birth dates and the sexes of imperial children, linking the two families.

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Bonar Law Emerges as New Leader at Leeds Meeting

Andrew Bonar Law, newly chosen Unionist leader in the House of Commons after Balfour, addressed the Conservative associations conference in Leeds. He praised Canadian elections, urged reciprocal preferences, and asserted Britain's influence on dominions while criticizing Laurier’s victory remarks.

London Andrew Bonar Law House of Commons Balfour Conservative Associations of Great Britain Leeds Creal Brieain

WIFE OF NEW DIPLOMAT TO PRESIDE AT WASHINGTON LEGATION

Noon, wife of the new Argentine minister in Washington, will preside this winter over a popular legation in Wellington. The minister and his wife have five children.

New York Washington Wellington

Request to Stol Lutes Washington DC Threat to Tripoli

The Turkish ambassador Yousoo Bla Pasha asked the state department formally to prevent alleged Italian troop barbarities in Tripoli. A London request accompanied it, but British authorities have decided not to interfere at present.

Washington D.C Ture Kish Yousoo Bla Pasha State Department Figre Tripoli Conjineion London

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