Nell dance at Mu nicip Hall Watcom marks successful event
The Dance Nell at the municipal hall in Watcom drew a large crowd last Friday evening, described as a very successful affair with good attendance and enjoyable time. Dr Jol Peters of Bellingham is recovering well after an appendicitis operation at He M-S.A. Hospital. The Abbotsford and Mission Junior football game in Mission ended 1-0 for Abbotsford. Residents urged to donate old linens and flannel for the M.S.-4 Hospital. Various local residents and visitors are noted, with several social events, whist drives, and church activities announced for upcoming weeks.
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Munici
Watcom
Jol Peters
Bellingham
He M-S.a. Hospital
Abbotsford
Mission
Abotsfard
Geo.Swith
Straiton
Weelsons
St. Mathews Church
No Help For B C Farmers
Victoria British Columbia minister of agriculture B D Darrow denounces state aid as paternalistic and urges farmers to chart their own path from what he calls antiquated colonial clues. He dismisses protests for government assistance as textbook theory, urging cooperation and self-reliance among farmers.
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Victoria
B. C
B. D. Darrow
Mwneelf
Britiah Columba
Week in Calgary Weather and Alberta harvest outlook
Weather in Calgary remains hot with cool mornings and bright sun. Harvesting proceeds with record Alberta yield expected in cereals as wet Manitoba and Saskatchewan reports show no impact. Livestock in excellent condition and winter feed abundant. Apple movement steady. prices may rise if wholesale buying power improves.
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Alberta
Manitoba
Doukhobours
Grand Forks
Calgary
L.C.L
Weather and fruit shipments in Swift Current district
Weather continues to refine in this district as Ontario and British Columbia fruits arrive. Ontario peaches plums pears Concord grapes begin moving. car arrivals from Sept 26 to Oct 4 show 4 apples to Swift Current, 7 apples to country points, plus mixed cars from B C and Washington and 1 Ontario mixed car.
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B. C
Washington
Ontario
Seattle Lettergram market trends and fruit pricing update
The Const anians market shows material advances at shipping point with local market prices three fifty to three seventy five and prospects for further gains. Peach deals near completion except for Salways with boxes at eighty five to ninety cents. hay growers report Northwest growers association influencing Eastern Washington co op, coordinating a cooperative basis.
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Constanians
Priv
Northwest
Fey
Washington
Basta
Notable Reading Event At Next Regular Meeting
A pleasant time was enjoyed in games. At the next regular meeting on Monday evening select readings will be given by Thorn Benedict Brown Horn and Pra followed by a diggvaston related to the readings.
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Annenna
Messrs
Thorn
Benedict
Brown
Horn
Pra
Express Companies Target Inciwash of Commodity Rates
The note to Fenit Transportation Specialist Ottawa condemns proposed increases in express freight rates for fruit and related commodities. It argues such hikes burden the fruit industry, harm shippers and jobbers, and would shift costs to railways, urging express firms to absorb losses rather than raise charges.
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Wheeler
Fenit
Ottawa
B.gc
Furan L.c.l
Ag Express
Paawangor Jr. Aye
Vin
Raullway
Uie Express Co
Express Companier
Winnipeg Market Report Shows Abundant Supplies
The Winnipeg market notes ample supplies of apples and fruit with imports from British Columbia and Ontario. Prices are dropping as wholesalers push new stocks like Melutosh apples. BC car receipts list prunes, onions, grapes, peaches, and apples among arrivals. Weather described as decent with ongoing deliveries from out west.
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Winnipeg
British Columbia
Ontario Trust
B. C
Ontario
Manitoba
Fraser Valley notes and local tax actions across districts
Fraser Valley locals report 864 dollars collected by Langley Prairie W L to build a hall and cover C N L R freight rate. Skeena rate nearly double Skeena. Hall's Prairie road grader improvement. Port Coquitlam treasury gains 432 to satisfy a 42,000 judgment. Skeena steamer unable to dock at Glen Valley due to silt. Rev. Daly new Presbyterian minister for Haney and Hammond. Honey telephone central completed with Miss Ferguson in charge. Batts appointed game warden for Mayle Ridge. Mayle Ridge tax sale yields 2,000. Runkin school installs furnace costing 9 847.16. Port Moody tax sale 16 lots. Surrey tax charges 1 per month per pupil with exemptions. 75 parcels sold at Surrey tax sale totaling 2,500. Prior sale 2,500 worth redeemed.
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W. L of
Langley Prairie
C.nlr
Skeena
Hall
Prairie Road
Port Goquitlam
Glen Valley
Surrey
Vernon Provincial News Notes and Local Items
Vernon reports normal business with Hive-ton auto parts sold in a carload. Okanagan shows apples weakening like last year. Greenwood merchants remain confident. Kimberley tenders open for two-room school. Vernon public school attendance steady. more high school students. A Waldo youth loses his right arm in an accident at a sawmill. Cranbrook tourist trade valued at least $60,000 to local merchants.
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Okanagan
Greenwood
Kimberley
Richard Ross
Waldo
Caugh
the Courier
Cranbrook
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