Conservative policy platform for British Columbia development
The document outlines a Conservative program to expand shipbuilding including gleaming ships, promote iron ore exploration, establish steel industries, revive mineral prospecting, improve roads to prospects, advocate water storage reservoirs and canals as public utilities, assist drainage of low-lying lands, lower power costs for land clearance, provide agricultural loans, support cooling plants at markets, and push sales and settlement through Agent-General efforts in London. aims include aiding veterans, tax reform, and funding via provincial revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
London
Provincial policy goals in early 20th century planning
A fragmented draft outlines Conservative aims including economic diversification, health care, education reform, and infrastructure. It calls for tax collection on natural-resource outputs, expansion of roads, civil service efficiency, and closer capital labour cooperation. Names and dates are partially legible, reflecting late 1910s Ontario provincial discourse.
Veterans urged to pursue further study through national council
A veteran education program via the National Council of the YMCA offers paid courses for returned men. Participants pay 25 percent upfront, refunded after completing 7 percent of the course, with options for local YMCA classes or correspondence through United YMCA schools. Courses cover commerce, mathematics, engineering, drawing, agriculture and general sciences. funding is limited so prompt enrollment is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
I Couran
Na‘onul Council
National Council
Allocal Y. M. G
United
M. C.A
G.A
Liv Ehief
Haing Commerce
Hia
Iien
Mission Holds Langley In Messy Draw At Home
The Mission and Langley United battled to a 40 40 draw on a heavy sodden field at Nome grounds. Langley opened the scoring via a slick move finished by Miked In Con before Mission equalized and then pulled ahead with goals by J Galliford. Late in the match Langley surged to claim a share of the spoils as both sides pressed for a winner. Players listed include Cox Gulliford Bird and Caldwell for Mission and Levis Tay Misigon for Langley with spectators noting the rough finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fk Bie Lon
Langley
Ind
J. Gallifard
Carelessnews
Lingley
Rush
Linigley
Miwon
Chie Jainie
Tenis
Pyuines
Cnyaden
Benin
P. Cox
Nard
Fustvn
Kaleelmekaytt
Cox
D Gulliford
Bird
Brows
D Caleford
Feajuy
Ste Levis
Jean Tay
Misigon
Langley United
Ats
Langley Fort Abbotsford
Chilliwuele
Local Social and Business Notes Highlight Island City Life
Town people return home from Vancouver and Kamloops visits. Alberta resident spends winter here. Vera Hunt and Mrs McKinnon visit, Mrs Porter returns to Ashcroft. Birthday party for Mr Sam Trethewey. Lecture on France and Manders planned in Masonic Hall. Ladies Aid meet at Mrs Whitehelp’s home. Hole OM directors host Latka event. Oil office added to new Alotstard buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Trethewey
Nesty
Vancouver
Joe Williams
Kamloops
Joe Munroe
Alberta
Misa Vera Hunt
Misgus Steede
Milley
Victor
McKinnon
Wright
Short
Hole OM Company
Abbotsford School Hosts Charity Concert and Basket Social
On November 17 in Melandria Hall Abbotsford Superior School pupils organized a concert and basket social to aid those suffering from fever and famine in Central Europe. Rev W Robertson chaired the event with speeches by My Robertson Capt Cope Dr Swift Capt Whitchell and J E Davis. Baskets auctioned by Capt Cope raised 52 dollars. The Mission Poultry Association plans a December 15 16 show judged by Professor A E Lloyd of the University of B C with demonstrations in poultry handling and judging. Cash prizes will be awarded for top birds and varieties with further prizes for adult and youth participants. The evening will include a sale and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbotsford Superior School
Melandria Hall
Central
Europe
Rev
W. Robertson
My Robertson
Capt. Cope
Swift
Whitchell
E. Davis
Mission Poultry Association
A. E. Lloyd
University of B. C
Andrews Ad Headline From Local Issue
Mr Andrews is advertised in this issue as attention turns to oil exploration in Alvotsford The article notes a new office rising at the former Multivercial Lotcl site A Northern Construction dredge is stuck one mile south of Clayburn and crews struggle to free it despite its dredging purpose
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvotsford
Clayburn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bowseivs
Oliver
Oiberland
Malph Suillli
Mat Bowser
Wong
Dewdney
Cation
J. J. Pace
Peace River
Lha
Fueture
Chemselvax
Mlb
Ottawa
Pip
Llu i. D. Harrow
Abbotsford
Persghals
Chavila Sumner
Hurlingdon
Nia
Alotstard
Coscery and Basket Social
Hignon Youlry
Mr. Andrews
van Ve
Avery
Erik Ginn Ardechos
the Best of
Bend
Wse
Shelly’s
Nxxx Beach Daily
F. J. R. Whitchelo