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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 23, 1923
Page
2
The Abbottsford Post marks its Friday edition under the Frog and Vubow Weekly Newspaper Association. This brief note notes the publication’s regular schedule and association backing.
A Vancouver speaker warns that $17,000,000 in annual Fraser Valley foodstuffs leaves the province as fruit and grain go to waste or are sold out of province. He criticizes marketing law and urges Ottawa to reform pricing, rail distribution, and profits to keep money within British Columbia and boost farmer incomes.
The letter cites Vancouver’s cheap power and ideal transport links as key to a booming western Canadian market. It argues Henry Ford should invest in the city, noting Mission City power, and predicts tenfold motor parts demand growth. It calls for local effort to boost growth and land value.
Vancouver basketball enters a new season with nearly 1000 players across church league, district league, and school house leagues. Key changes include stricter refereeing, four personal foul rule, two free throws for goal during foul, adjusted game durations, and specific free throw and line rules.
The readable text shows garbled dialogue about a revered figure and Koreans, with references to a woman resting her chin on her hand and a husband commenting. The fragmentary exchanges mention Meg and Mee Chatterley and a discussion of war and reasoning within a newspaper clipping context.
A year ago Walter Rawsh enbusch wrote A Prayer for Newspaper Men and Writers published by The American Magazine in July 1910. The piece urges truth and integrity, condemns deceit, and calls on journalists to honor their civic duty and defend the common man.
A partial OCR fragment suggests mention of Ulut travel to Dreadend and a Europe trip. The text is garbled with missing names and dates, offering little verifiable detail beyond a vague travel notion.
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