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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
3
Classified notice offering young pigs for sale at ten dollars each and up. Contact I. W. Martin at Slave Lake Road, Mission.
Maxwell Smith declares candidacy for a provincial legislature seat in Devency electoral district. He opposes partisan government and criticizes prewar drift, urging reform to meet postwar conditions and accountability in public morality and state leadership.
Maxwell Smith announces his candidacy in Dewdney as a clean independent Liberal. He criticizes absentee ministers, pledges to promote Agricultural Industrial and Commercial development, advocates school reform to include farming, and calls for stricter immigration and white racial policies. He emphasizes local representation and urges intelligent, nonpartisan governance. October 1 1940 Burnbrae Farm Deroche British Columbia.
Mr Martyn defends the Industrial Department asserting no losses and full security for provincial loans. A correspondent challenges his statements about the Liberal pamphlet and the Western Toy Furniture Co loan of £45,090, urging clarification on the loan’s status and accuracy.
A solicitation states a price of 3050 with a guarantee that the item is equal to new mechanically in every respect. The notice emphasizes value, reliability, and a completed condition assessment.
A writer details multiple loan actions, including a $20 040, $13 000, and $345 000 advances, tied to Murrayville Toy Co. and a defunct entity, claiming insufficient funds to cover liabilities and working capital. The author requests an immediate correction of the state ment.
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