Ridgedale Red Cross Canvass Totals From Local Workers
Ridgedale Willing Workers complete annual Red Cross material fund canvass collecting from numerous residents. The combined totals show $85.60 raised in one list and $67.50 in another, plus a final grand total of $156.10, collected by Mrs. Wm. Gurney and Mrs. Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgedale
Red Cross
John Smith
Celeste Pane
John Reid
Frank W. Farley
M. Miller
Roland
John W. Smith
Sam Mercier
A. B. Parr
A. B. Farr
Willi Belarrell
Ralph Baharrell
Geo .McTaggart
Tohn Overstall
Ralph Morris
Mra. Mol
Wm Walters
Rosie Donatelli
Celeste Page
H. F. Page
Reginald Munday
F. Sandbert
L. T. Tones
Ellen Almgren
Ethel Almgren
J. Adams
Percy Smith
Joseph Smith
Olive Carter
Wm. Gurney
J. ©. Morris
Nelson Machell
Whillam Gurney
WD. Skinner
Frank Beharrell
William i. Hott
Thos. Aish
Charles Goodchild
Thon. Goodchild
Thos. Graham
Knute Anderson
Gilbertson
H. G. Myhre
A. Paterson
H. G. Nicholson
Peter Grant
Lloyd Beharrell
John Sandberg
Allan Stewart
Griffith
Alex. Robertson
CG. E. Anderson
Dawson
J. C Morris
8. Stenerson
Portraits in a 19th Century Mental Traits Chart
The fragment lists national types and a TVH T profile with traits for Cissy Mutt-TEnergy and empathy, Mother England, Albaorta, and TVH T. It notes tendencies toward melancholy, discouragement, independence, and carelessness about personal danger in Cissy Mutt, while England shows yielding disposition and disappointments, Alberta displays varied but just, energetic traits, and TVH T shows mental restlessness and vivid imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alborta
T.V.H.T
Hunter Ana
Matsqui Fair Ends Year With Strong Finances
Matsqui Agricultural Association reports a financially successful year with debt wiped out and prize money fully paid. The piano in the hall now belongs to the association. Directors praise 1918 results and plan stronger efforts to boost next year’s Matsqui Fair with wider farmer participation and early contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matsqui Agricultural ‘Fair
Matsqui Agricultural Association
C. Christianson
Gifford
Ora
Matsqui
A Good Investment In Victory Loan Security
A discussion of the Victory Loan as an investment highlighting its high quality and gilt edged status. The article notes the 5 1 2 percent yield on fifteen year bonds, tax exemption, and the narrowing prewar spread between government securities and mortgages. It argues for patriotism plus prudent investment given productive national value.
Steady the Home Front Pushes Victory Loan Drive
Wartime appeal urges Canadians to lend money to support the Victory Loan. The message frames the loan as a guarantee of military supplies and postwar prosperity, arguing that funds will feed and nurse soldiers, stimulate industry, and stabilize markets. It contrasts 1917 reinforcements with 1918 commerce, urging public duty in finance.
Berry Box Standards Debate Ends With Ottawa Nod
The Seattle Produce News reports a shift in berry packaging rules after Ottawa confirms a May amendment allowing three box sizes though only one pint box dimensions are defined. Eastern representatives push to keep 4-5 quart and 2-5 quart boxes, while standardizing deep pint halfbacks for stray berries and shallow pint for raspberries and currants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Produce News
Ottawa
Chaimelia
Reed Tila Tr Worry Weittyle Debates Canadian War Efforts
The text outlines three paths to support wartime aims. It lists advantages of high investment, employment by Canadian factories, and trade to sustain general prosperity, with a focus on military and economic strategies. It references Canadian pilots and soldiers in connection with these plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uousandra
Weierehanes Cron
Canada
War effort benefits from domestic toil and munitions supply
The passage argues that home labor boosts wartime victory by supplying munitions and food, while Canada funds overseas forces, Britain conserves finances, and allies gain ships. It claims the collaboration strengthens Canada Britain and Allied ties, urging belief that such help is worthwhile.
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Canada
Britain
Great Britain
Personal notes from Abbotsford and district society
Mrs Grindrod and Maggie Nelson stay in Abbotsford for winter while Mr Grindrod is overseas. Johnnie Shortreed visited for the weekend. Miss Mildred Hill Tout has recovered and returned to duties at the general hospital. Jimmie Hill Teut visited Vancouver. Eric Weir and Pte Manlius Zeigler were home briefly. Huint of Vancouver bought Albin Johnsons harner Alley and pool room. A M King moved into Coppings bakery. Red Cross secretary resigned. Miss Simlitt went to Vancouver for a while. Quilts, raffles, and winners noted. news excitement at Abbotsford, then quiet. Born to Arthur and Mrs Arthur Ross of Aldergrove a son at Abbotsford hospital. Arthur Taylor and Salt recovering from influenza. John McEwen ill. Don ald improving in hospital. Coogan relatives in New York. Roche couple arriving from Calgary to ranch. Frank Sutherby of Ladner visiting town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grindrod
Maggie Nelson
Abbotsford
B. B. Smith
Johnnie Shortreed
Weaver
Collingwood Wan
Mildred “Hill-Tout
General Hospital
Jimmie Hill-Teut
Vancouver
Eric Weir
Manlius Zeigler
Huint
Albin Johnson
Harner Alley
A. M. King
Copping
Mig Gillen
Quinness
Red Cross
Garley
Miss Urquhart
McInnis
Mr. McInnis
Arthur Ross
Aldergrove
Abbotsford Hospital
Arthur Taylor
Mr. Salt
John McEwen
Save Remembering the 426000 Men Who Won't Be Home Soon
A wartime note stresses that the 426,000 men currently overseas will not return quickly and must be kept under support and guard until they can come home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evearssis
Victory Loan campaign surpasses Abbotsford-Matsqgul quota
Abbotsford-Matsqgul unit raises 74957 dollars toward a 50000 goal as 82 applications are counted. Committees aim to reach 100000 with brisk investor interest and urge prompt action before closing day. Government bonds offer attractive returns as Canada plans postwar reconstruction and demobilization of overseas forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbotsford-Matsqgul
Canada Victory Loan
New Westminster
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Kragoski
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Ford
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Matsqui Fair
Mimaall
Mimgell
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