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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 1920
Page
4
An unclear OCR style note discusses women’s suffrage and a proposed vote on a control measure. It suggests strong opposition to booze and hints at Saskatchewan being mentioned with prior action. The fragment trails into questions about backing the vote and legislative outcomes.
Mie Olivete begins a four province tour this month to speak in Kamloops on October 1 and hold meetings in Armstrong Vernon and other Interior towns. Hon Patulio will accompany him as Cor is Armatrang.
Four provincial penitentiaries have been closed through promotion, with a fifth shut as a result of the union request. Job concerns and logistical issues loom as remaining facilities face uncertainty across the province.
Victoria reports Premier Oliver refusing to confirm any early election plans. Rumors persist of a general contest before year’s end, with November 23 floated as a possible date. Oliver would not clarify or pledge a statement, maintaining silence on the matter.
A damaged Abbotsford notice offers a reward for two Durham cows missing from the Harrop estate. One is white with a red body, branded MM on the left hip, described as stray along with a request for information leading to their return. The ad mentions 25 cent issues and a political crowd rhetoric about government policy.
A famous prize cow named Colynie Best died on a Calgary to New Westminster journey while bound for exhibition at the Michibitlop. The 1960 pound animal, owned by L. A. Bowes, collapsed on Fourth Street and Royal Avenue. Dr. W. Swinerton leads investigations into possible poisoning amid debate on government alcohol policy.
The article explains storage methods for vegetables in Canada including potatoes, beets, parsnips, carrots, celery, salsify, and turnips. It stresses keeping potatoes dry and at 40 to 32 degrees, using a six inch air gap via slatted floors and walls for air circulation, and using crates or vented boxes. It notes other vegetables tolerate moisture and may rot or dry out if kept improperly in warm cellars.
Practical advice on storing produce such as onions cabbage and celery in dry cool spaces. Keep onions loose and dry with good air. use leaves straw or oil protection for cabbage. celery stored in a well ventilated cool cellar with air circulation. green tomatoes ripen in dark moderately warm drawers. Saskatchewan government control note follows.
A provincial proposal moves to close four provincial penitentiaries as part of a broader prohibition enforcement strategy. The plan envisions repurposing facilities and redirecting staff to new public safety roles, with timelines to be announced by officials.
West Point Grey audience heard Mr Bowser forecast a December election though he urged voters to back the party with the best future BC policy. He preferred Oliver to head a strong government over a weak minority, warning of a soviet campaign and strict prohibition fear. A campaign push urged voters to close saloons.
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