Legislative overreach fuels high living costs in province
A Kamloops Telegram reprint from the Kamloops Telegram argues that Dominion and provincial laws burden everyday life, with grading rules and inspectors raising prices. It blames hobby groups, bureaucrats, and white collar workers for excessive regulation, urging reduced inspections and restraints to lower living costs. The piece condemns paternalistic governance that hinders growers, fruit markets, and consumers, calling for simpler rules and cooperative markets to restore fair returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamloops
Prairies
Picking all the fruit in advertising and taxation warnings
A column mocks farmers who pick only fallen fruit and urges full ad spend to maximize returns. It questions retailer readiness, displays, and staff awareness while warning British Columbia’s high taxes and restrictive policies threaten small traders and emigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Iusider
Vick
British Columbia
B.C
Ay Bueman
Kitellano
United States
Oliver
Too Many Middlemen In Australian Trade Debate
A Sydney Bulletin editorial argues Australia bears middlemen causing high freight costs for raw materials and finished goods. It notes outbound and inward charges burden shippers and hints war altered the plodder’s white labour wage by relying on transport over vast distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Sydney Bulletin
Diggowt
Ushory
Sandard Bettinal
Unclear fragment from London Chronicle on animal fear and feeding
Fragment discusses a modern Englishman and a boy fearing animals, noting caution when approaching birds nests and feeding squirrels rather than harming them, as observed by the London Chronicle.
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London Chronicle
Car bursts into flames after high speed crash near Grand Forks
An east of Grand Forks incident saw a high powered runabout driven by Charles A. Luckett of Spokane crash into a tree on an embankment and burst into flames near the waterline on the Kettle River. L. B. Saunders was with Luckett. both escaped with minor injuries.
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Charles A. Luckett
Spokane
Kettle River
Grand Forks
L. B. Saunders
Truckelty
Hike for Coast as Coldstream Plant Hits Funds Gap
Two pickers from the Coldstream arch near Vernon began a coastal hike funded by ample resources. Vernon’s Hight Plant failed last week, and damaged machinery may require parts from Sweden, delaying operation for three or four months.
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Awmot
Pragent
Coldstream Arch
Vernon
Hight
Sweden
YPS elects Bates president at Sept meeting
At the YPS meeting on September 28 Misa Edi Bates was elected president and Mrs D Oswald literary treasurer for the year. Social and devotional committees named. Next meeting October 14 to be led by the devotional committee.
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Y.P.S
Misa Edi Bates
D. Oswald
Myrtle Bates
Thus Oswalt
Jacobon
Lintells
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