Reciprocity Blunder Sparks BC Fruit Growers Critique
The March Trust Magazine attacks the Reciprocity Agreement as a major error harming British Columbia fruit growers. Inspector of Posts Thomas Cunningham argues initial orchard costs rise in BC while American growers face fewer duties, urging protectionist policy and renewed agricultural progress under McBride government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. c. Trust
Thomas Cunningham
Dominion
British Columbia
McBride
Canada
Matsqui Association Sets Fair Plans and Visit
The Matsqui Agricultural and Horticultural Society met at Glenmore schoolhouse on Marvel 25. A constitution was drawn up and adopted, an annual fair and livestock show planned for a date to be set later, and committees formed to prepare prize lists. The Right Rev. A W Dependen will visit Abbotsford April 1 to open the new chancel addition and administer confirmations.
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Matsqui Agricultural and Hortenhurst Society
Glenmore School
Tov
Morrison
Wai
Kiltspatrick
A. L. Batea
Catth
Fruit
A. B. Phillipwers
W. Merryfield
Merry
Field
P.roas
Conroy
W J Marsh
P. Jackmann
J. Gibson
A.W. Dependen
New Weelminatar
Miso
Toronto
Yutca
Tocxet
Hasler
Silver Medal Contest At W C T O Ladies Club
The fifth Silver medal contest by the W C T O was held on Monday evening with good attendance. Medals awarded to Seniors winner Mrs Stinson and Lulu Zeigler among three senior contestants. juniors Emily Alder led four contestants.
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Veely
Mrs. Stinson
Lulu Zeigler
Miks
Emily ‘Alder
Three petty robberies shock town in broad daylight
Three separate petty robberies troubled the town. On an evening a till at C. E. R. yielded about 2.90 in cash. Another daylight theft emptied the butcher till. A barber also suffered a theft. it is unclear if the same person is responsible for all three incidents.
McPhee and Kerr to Open Store in Hope Already Invested
Branching out report states Messrs McPhee and Kerr plan a Hope store with the lot already purchased and building to start next month. The note mentions strong tree plantings and 1910 inspection returns, asserting Ottawa will back Canadian producers.
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Messrs McPhee & Kerr
Hope
Abbottsford’s Growth Aims and Road to Incorporation
The article outlines Abbottsford’s development goals including attracting one more manufacturing firm and completing the Transal Valley Auto Route. It notes the need for strong advertising, use of vacant land near the town, and contemplates incorporation as a final step.
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Abbotsford
Abboteford
Trasel Valley
All Roads Lead to Abbotsford Envelopes Promoted by Sumner
Mr. C A Sumner promotes faith in Abbotsford by distributing envelopes printed with All Roads Lead to Abbotsford. The messages urge locals to support the town and invite requests for more envelopes. The slogan suggests Abbotsford as a central hub.
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C. A. Sumner
Abbotsford
Sumner
Abbotsford Cricket Club Formation Meeting
A meeting is called for Saturday April 1 at 8 p m in Sumner's office to form the Abbotsford Cricket Club. All interested in cricket are urged to attend to build a strong local club and identify capable players.
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Sumner
Abbotsford
Board of Trade Meets in Abboss town discussion
The Sumas Matuqu Board of Trade schedules its regular monthly meeting in the rooms on Monday evening at 8 pm. Members are urged to attend to discuss broad questions affecting Abboss and the town’s future in 1914.
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Sumas-Matuqu Board of Travall
Munday
Abbossturd
Dancing Class At Maple Leaf Hall Sees Growing Attendance
Mr T McElroy runs Wednesday evening dancing classes at Maple Leaf Hall with rising pupil numbers and appeal attracting students from miles around.
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T. McElroy
Maple Leaf Hall
Pleasant Evening at Howe Home with Music and Dance
Mr and Mrs H A Howe hosted a large group at their new home on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Megowan Mr and Mrs Weir Mr and Mrs Victor Harrop and others with a prize distribution for Ladies and Gentlemen as well as a consolation prize. A Quarterly Communion Service is set for Sunday at the Presbyterian church with morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Howe
Megowan
Explosive claims from Canadian Patrol partner advised
Mr. Stirton of the B Safety Powder company sells his interest in the Canadian Patrol but keeps management for now. Lionite is touted as a powerful yet safe explosive that does not freeze or require thawing and produces no fumes. Tests reportedly show clear air and satisfactory performance for mining blasting.
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M. Stirton
B. Safety Powder Company
Canadian Patrol
Juneau
Lionite
Station Contract Upstart and School Tax Update
Contractor McQuarrie of Vancouver, awarded the C P R station project, has ordered lumber and will start soon. Abbotsford is praised as the Fraser Valley inland town with prospects. School board appointees Alanon and Tretheway finished revising the assessment. tax figures await board meeting. Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church met Thursday after oligon at Mrs Percy Wilson's home.
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McQuarrie
Vancouver
Abbotsford
Fraser Valley
Messrs
Alanon and
Tretheway
The
Presbyterian Church
Percy Wilson
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B.C
Robin Hood
S. “Brook
Sorner D.W. Turnbull
Abbotsford, B.C
Matsqul Association
Ottawa
Board OF Trade
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