Oliver unlikely to seek Dewdney provincial seat
The Abbotford Post reports speculation Premier Oliver may not run in the next Dewdney provincial election. The paper notes Maxwell Smith’s challenge, argues Oliver’s past missteps, and suggests strategic reasons he might sit out the race. Also referenced is European war relief and a Fraser Valley football league season underway.
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Premm
Oliver
Hal Pramier Oliver
Dewdney
Liat Ho
Maxwell Smith
Mission City
Charlie Croke
Tie
Maxwell
Smith
Bowser
Oly
Fraser Valley Football League
Central
Fraser Valley
New Brunswick Elections Stir Liberal Conservative Dynamics
The text notes the new former party lacks press support for now, while awaiting stronger organization. It suggests Liberals and Conservatives will be alerted by any such effort, and speculates on timing. Meanwhile the old parties continue fighting and courting farmers post election to retain power. A Wraser Valley council talk on taxation is cited, with a councillor asserting that everybody should be taxed amid concerns about the school system.
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Oliver Goverment
P.U. B
Iraser Valley
Okanagan Valley
Vancouver Island
B&bc
Lattin
New Brunswick
Wraser Valley
Tax-based education costs draw protest in Maple Ridge
A letter argues property owners alone should not bear education costs. It cites Maple Ridge's estimated 55 per child yearly and suggests many students schooling comes from nonproperty taxpayers. The writer questions provincial free education and warns against eroding school funding.
Sawdust as Cattle Feed Promoted by Chemists
A report from the American Chemical Society meeting at the University of Chicago describes a process converting hydrolyzed sawdust into nourishing cattle feed. White sawdust is treated with dilute sulfuric acid, fibers broken, sugars extracted, then neutralized with lime to produce a moist feed with about 15 percent water. Experiments at the United States Department of Agriculture show three cows thriving on this ration, yielding sweeter milk and weight gain, prompting nationwide trials. The text also references prohibition rhetoric and a classified artist ad at the end.
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Chienga
Nis
American Chemical Society
University of Chicago
B.C. Sherryrd
Forest Products’ Laboratory
United States Department of Agriculture
Madison
Wis
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Austria
Red Cross Committee of
Toronto
Canada
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