Abbottsford Post Weekly News Reel
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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 02, 1923
Page
4
Western Canada needs more settlers or not
A provincial columnist critiques immigration hunger and fears for fruit growers and farmers in British Columbia. He notes high fruit prices in Winnipeg, low returns for staples, and rising taxes, urging policy to support farming before inviting more European settlers, while lamenting market manipulation and dumping acts. He cites 183,851 Canadians moving to the United States and stresses aiding landholders to attract kinship-driven migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Canada
Gnomement
United States
Canada
Uncle Sam
Barrow
California
Fraser Valley
B.C
Peace River
Victoria
Dominion
Mansard
Winnipeg
Grant
Gossip and politics mix in Ontario farmer debate
A wife praises Lloyd George’s silence as a hard task, while Ontario farmers face taxation and political fallout. The piece notes Minister Bowser opening northern agricultural fairs, Barrow’s farmer criticisms, and predicted impact on the next provincial election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Dt Masa
Toronto
Margaret
Hone Salistaclin
Stratford Weadon-Horali
Barrow
Barrow Fe
Jim
Bowssor
Bowser
My. Barrow
Okanagan Fruit Trade Critique in Cowichan Editorial
The Penticton Herald laments limited Okanagan fruit availability due to cheaper dumped American fruit undercutting local growers. It argues prairies offer fairer competition and warns wholesalers favor low prices, harming BC production. The piece condemns long railway and transport costs while urging prudent investment and cautious market choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penticton Herald
Prom Cowichan
Prairies
F.O.B. Okanagan
B.C
Mt Lehman Wedding and Community Club Notes
A quiet wedding took place at the bride’s parents’ home as Miss Miora Belle Gillis wed Mr John William Satchel with Rev Thos Oswald officiating. The couple plan a Seattle honeymoon, and gifts showed community support. Local society notes cover church events, harvest festival planning, renovations fund status, Young People’s Society roles, and a Shakespeare lecture to be given at the Orange Hall. Community Club discussions include speakers on agriculture and a membership drive, with social dates set and a Halloween party planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlora Belle Gillis
Alesander Gillis
MG Lehman
John William Satchel
George Satchell
Lehman
Thos
Oswald
Mies May Gilis
Alexander Smith
Seattle
Geo-Satchel
Chas, Gough
North Bend
McDonald
Siyclary
Vancouver
Ray
Thog
Hugh McDonald
Misa M. McLean
Mies K. McLean
A. Smith
H. Fowles
J. W. Satchel
John Cralg
Thos. Oswald
Y. PB
Hallowe
J. P. Carr
Roy Lehman
Tia
Vancouver market reports resemble prairie conditions in produce trade
Vancouver coverage notes similar market dynamics to the plains with onions and potatoes affected by price shifts and government standards. A Vancouver correspondent cites united action over onions, price shading by independents drives dull apple markets, and shippers’ practices threaten stability. The piece argues for unity and criticizes independents for questionable methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
United
U. S
Put Up Old Ones Por Sale on the Train Medford Way
Sub Dubbs engages four strangers in conversation aboard a train in Medford. The men remark on selling many new buildings, and Subbubs responds that new buildings are the only kind they own. The exchange hints at local business bravado and urban development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford Way
Subbubs
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