Huntingdon Naws On Priday A Celebration For Mr Ackerman
Huntingdon hosts a luncheon in honor of Mr Pith McDouw'd Ackerman a longtime customs official. Guests including Mr Busby and Mr Forrest praised his service as the dining room filled with gratitude and songs. Ackerman will depart for New Westminster where new duties await.
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Ataewell
Ackerman
Muntiogdons
Huntingdon
Busby
Canada
Forrest
Golden
American Customs
Mr. Ackerman
New Westminster
Police Court Busy Tuesday at Abbotsford Court House
Magistrate McPhee presided as Thomas Williams faced disturbance charges in Huntingdon. W Sculls a worker from Canada Power Company was arraigned for assault on a fellow workman at G N R No 2 Kemp, held for trial after failing to explain. Constable Black escorted both prisoners to New Westminster Wednesday. Ice forms on northern rivers as residents walk in shirt sleeves.
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Abbotsford Court House
McPhee
Thomas Willians
Huntingdon
W. Sculls
Ocentty
Canada Power’ Company
G’n. R
Black
New Westminster
Matsqui Council Sees Unamicable Crossing Dispute And Payments
Matsqui council met in October with Councillor Cruickshaok absent. Minutes read and adopted. Communications included $200.40 final payments with interest. Interactions centered on Stratton Clayburn crossing and a pending amicable settlement with Clayburn Company. Bank deposits noted, school and municipal accounts listed. Numerous road related bills approved for payment, including graveling, culvert work, repairs, and salaries. Road projects in Mt. Lehman area discussed. funds limited.
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Matsui Council
Cruickshaok
Tead
E J. Hart and Co
Aoenea
Sid O
Edith Johnson Rites Held For Two Year Old
Edith Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs A Johnson died after a brief illness at age two years four months. Funeral held Sunday at Abbotsford Cemetery with Rev A Dayis and Rev J Campbell officiating. The bereaved parents and family received community sympathy.
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Edith
A. Johnson
Abbotsford
Ram
Mro
Apple Show at Canadian National Exhibit Sparks Big Figures
A Vancouver event at the Canadian National Show features apples valued at 9,9000 pounds per row of fruit. The playful estimate imagines a greedy boy eating six apples daily, costing about 864 pounds or 2250 dollars for a London child. The Canada Power Co. holds 140,000 dollars worth of copper wire at New Westminster awaiting a market recovery.
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Vancouver
Dihaye
London
Province
Canada Power Co
New Westminster
Council approves several road bylaws and notices
The minutes report bylaw deliberations on the Israel Road and Burgess Road bylaws, approval of a highway traffic regulation bylaw, and notices to introduce a Fraser River road gazetting bylaw. Lunddberg and Lehman roads are noted with small travel expenses, and the council adjourns to meet November 5 at 11 o clock.
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Harris
Registry
Smith Road
Coun
Lunddberg
Sweeney Hi
Smith Mt. Lehman
Israel Road
Burgess Road
Ais
Coun. Satchell
Fraser River
Sac
Gundeberg
Farewell Reception For Reverend Daviss At Abbotsford
The Ladies Auxiliary of St. Matthews church hosted a farewell for Rev. A. E. Daviss at Mrs. Boyd’s home. Daviss, bound for Kamloops, received a purse of gold as a token of esteem from St. Matthews and friends. Speakers included Rev. J. L. Campbell, with thanks from Daviss. Relatives and many residents from Abbotsford and Vancouver attended the pleasant gathering with refreshments prepared by the ladies.
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St. Matthews’ Church
A. E
Boyd
Vanncouver
C Hill-Toul
Daviss
Abbotsford
J. McGowan
Hill-Tout
Football Rules Outlined Changes Stir Debate Across Colleges
The article summarizes seven rule changes including abolishing flying tackles and interferences and shifting to four fifteen minute quarters. It notes mixed coach opinions on benefits and concerns about transforming the game, with older faithful viewing the sport as a mix of Canadian rugby and cricket. An ad for Hair Restorer follows.
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Warriors
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