Resolutions Adopted at Municipalities Convention
The Union of Municipalities convention adopted numerous resolutions from Burnaby to Victoria on tax, assessment, advertising, taxation of church property, and provincial matters. Highlights include noxious weed clearance costs, uniform municipal accounting, and school or park land set asides needing three-fifths ratepayer support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnaby
Quitean
Privy Council
Vancouver Island
Victoria
Duriien
Vancouver
Dominion
Wester Canadian Munelial Union
Soller Settlement Board
Western Canadian Municipal Union
Bowser Letters Revealed on 1922 Settlement Offer
Victoria report details Bowser Conservative leader's private letter to Premier Brewster offering non opposition in exchange for a Pacific Great Eastern Railway settlement terms. Proposed transfer of assets by Welch Stewart and contractors, plus federal aid discussion, aims to depoliticize the issue and end party conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Premler
Bowser
Brewater
P. O Mintters
Foley, Welch and Steart
Ines
RT Billett, KG
Brewster,Premiaer, Victorial
Rt, Duott
Pacific Great Hagtayy Railway
Poley
Vancouver
Peace River
W. J. Bowsdr
Empress of Scotland Ready for May Atlantic Run
The Empress of Scotland chartered by Frank’s Clark New York sails to the Mediterranean then calls at Cherbourg Southampton and other European ports. She will leave Quebec in May for Canada’s early summer service with improved Third Class facilities and new dining saloons. The liner, largest in the Canadian Pacific Atlantic fleet, features oil fuel bunkers for reliable speed, extensive passenger spaces, and modern safety gear including wireless, submarine signaling, and a hydraulic bilge system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mueific Steamebins Hine “Emress
Scotland
Frank’ S, Clark
New York
Aserulsu
Mediterranean
Quebec
Cherburg
Southamuton
Wanibure
Dore Tyith W
Lloyd's
Board of Trade
Pascouay
Wuteptigh
Siti
Mizran
Greghwulian Proserdes
Whitey
Errallcs Batlroom
Bali
Aimilar
Leongelis
Jreem
Sime
Aertie
Paris
Dareite
Atlantic
Isin Solan
Hydeaulic
Gennel
Calgary Market Notes Reflect Seasonal Demand Shifts
Fruit demand eases as season closes with peaches lingering and rot concerns on Niagara fruit. Ontario peaches struggle to reach Alberta while tomatoes and apples show steady or rising prices. Pears arrive overripe. No 1 stock remains scarce as mixed grades occupy crates. Prairie snow and rain aid threshing and grain storage progress. Frosty nights push gardeners to harvest main crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Ontario
Alberta
B.C
Tome Atoes
Praire
GALLERY CHOP CONDITIONS AND CROP REPORTS
Weather has allowed harvest and threshing across the province with most grain threshed and baling nearly complete. The season's standout is a high grade crop, quality above average though yields only average. oats not very good and prices disappointing. Green feed improved, plowing and threshing underway, soil moisture favorable, livestock looking well though cattle breeders wary of prices and prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balwice
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. E. Humphrey
B.C. Land Surveyor
Yarwood & Durrant
LAW Office
AN Botsiford, “K C
Alan M. Brokowski
Auelian Sales
Parton Pointer
Piperhanger Asbotsport, B
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