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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
2
The Dominion government urges Canadians to subscribe to loans, noting British Columbia households are in a stronger position after a successful season. The district has previously met loan calls, and current calls are described as affordable relative to the final count.
WW J Bowser was unanimously named leader of the Conservative Party in British Columbia at a Vancouver convention. He has faced sharp criticism from within his party for twenty five years and now sits in opposition as Conservative voters call for a further change after wartime leadership.
The piece praises Bowser era legislation and argues for a vigorous forward looking policy to develop the province. It asserts the name matters less than a strong program to ensure prosperity and progress for a better place to live.
The article argues New Westminster remains central in Fraser Valley pride as the Royal City hosts an exhibition. It notes the fair boosts regional ties and predicts growth with lands thickening, asserting Vancouver cannot diminish the capital status of New Westminster.
The notice warns voters there will be both Dominion and provincial elections. It urges careful consideration to avoid missing the opportunity to influence government by casting ballots.
Buyers propel prices higher amid persistent demand from investors and traders. Market activity remains robust as limited supply sustains the upward drift despite varying headlines.
Authorities note ports overflow with immigrants and urge restricti ons. Proposals include overseas visa bureaus to screen applicants, controlled distribution on arrival, stronger Canadianization efforts, and selective repatriation for those deemed obnoxiously alien.
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