Premier to visit Mission City in province interests
The Abbotstord Post notes the premier of Lue province will visit Mission City to discuss reconstruction policy and provincial progress. The piece criticizes past support, predicts public turnout, and highlights coastal agriculture potential including water transport, cattle, goats, poultry, and a Swiss cheese factory. The Sidney Islands Review is cited as context.
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Lue Provines
Mission City
Spoue
Dewdney
Oliver
Ling
Ferada
Tay
British Columbia
Canada
England
United States
Sidney Islands Review
BC Coast Offers Farming Opportunities For Small Capital
A Sidney Victoria area booster outlines BC coast farming potential for small capitalists. Unoccupied islands and logged lands near the mainland and Vancouver Island are said to be cultivable with modern clearing methods and machinery. Hand stump pullers and powders enable rapid stump removal, supporting efficient small‑scale farming without needing large tracts.
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Sidney
Victoria
British Columbia
Mea Wins Wis Troubles Man
Poem or reflective piece remarks on a man born into the world facing judgement and changing perceptions through life. It notes how society labels him at each stage from child to elder and ends with a cheerful, survivalist outlook amid reconstruction times.
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Iizard
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British Columbia Attorney General to London for upcoming cases
Attorney General Farris travels to London to safeguard British Columbia's interests in imminentime cases. Taylor of Vancouver, BC's leading bar figure, will accompany Farris to London for the occasion.
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Farris
London
British Columbia
Taylor
Vancouver
Scrambled note on government ministers in Kamloops Standard
Fragmentary remark criticizes British Columbia ministers and ministers of the gospel. Mentions government deputies and their expenses paid by people. Noted as an anecdotal and partisan reader comment from Kamloops Standard.
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British Columbia
B. G. Goverment
Gospel
Kamloops Standard- Scutinel
The Little Country Newspaper Worth Reading
Walt Whitman urges readers to value the small country paper for its local life. He argues its stories of weddings births deaths and daily progress reflect democracy and shared humanity, even amid modest telegraph wires and routine public notices.
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Grover
Theodore
Wandrow
California
Naper
Walt Tvs
Port Moody role in progress amid road repair talks
Port Moody figures weigh in on debt and development with proposals to repair Hastings road and adopt Clarke road as a trunk route. Government offers a 50 50 funding plan while discussions cover improvements to the old Pil River road and regional boundary considerations near New Westminster and Burnaby.
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Port Moody
Clarke Road
Vanner
Barnet Road
Renair Hastings
Hagin
Pilt River
Artiall
Fly Time Supposedly Threatened By Pest Control Call
A terse wartime style note urges immediate deployment of artillery to repel a supposed fly menace in a busy area, describing the fly as dangerous and urging annihilation to protect the population.
Liberals Plan Daily Paper For New Westminster
Rumor says the Liberal party will launch a daily newspaper in New Westminster. The city is described as a potential market, though the claim appears informal and unverified.
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New Westminster
Gascarets Work While You Sleep
Purral Tongue describes gas, bad taste, indigestion, and torpid liver causing headaches and foul bowels. A Discaret tonight promises thorough cleansing and a morning reset, marketed as a 10-cent box from a druggist.
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Nike
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Shethors
British Columbia Telephone Go. Limited
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Fission Garage
Windebank Bik
Mision City
Aous Michelin
Burrough’s Adding Machines
L. Dashwood - Jones
Rogers
Counsel
Milton Price
J. H. Jones
G.a.pollard
Hastings Street
Cplr. Clely & Tul
Alveay
Well Tx
Wmnajutouty
Terrace
Skeena River
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