Market notes on apples and produce prices in a troubled state
In the latest issue the bulletin reports a disrupted market with Nab presed stock and reduced demand. Prices for Washington peaches and apples vary, with McIntosh Red favored and other varieties lagging. Sugar shortages curb canning and household purchases as shippers adjust to by product margins.
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Markwis
Leuve
Loyege
Gome
Lina
B. G
Washington
Meeting of Sumas W I Disappointed by Cold Speaker
The Sumas Women’s Institute meeting chaired by Mrs. York discussed Miss Fadden’s illness, rolled call on Outsike, and reports from trips to Westminster fair. Officials and members listed include Mrs. McAdam hostess, Mrs. Law, Mrs. Bowman, Mrs. Nelles, and others. Plans for Trafalgar Day and a W G A appeal from New Westminster were outlined with gifts to be answered individually.
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Law
I. Bowman
Nelles
Harrley
Winnifred Madden
F. B. Faden
J. Starr
Westminster
Victory Loan Divves Begins Monday July Twenty Seven
A damaged telegram fragment outlines Victory Loan drive details and timings for Monday July 27. It mentions provincial chairman and national leaders, with financial targets and allocations to military recruitment in various regions.
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Victory
Grounded Lodes saga spans papers in many towns
An aging colonial editor publishes the Wadfe dates lid Greenwood excitement as the National Ledge begins twenty six years ago. The operator ties this to a Vancouver venture and hints at publishing across British Columbia to bolster the Grand Forks Sun.
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British Columbia
Greenwood
Spiritemigat Ag
Colombia
Grant Forks San
Stranger Mistaken as Father Sparks Night Streetcar Moment
A woman in New Westminster mistook a stranger for the father of her two children aboard a streetcar. The man, caught off guard, replied with a polite greeting as she apologized for the confusion and clarified she had spoken to a stranger. The incident underscores the odd and embarrassing mix up on a city transit ride.
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New
N. HG
Vancouvver
Nelson Iz
Vancouver
Nixon
McCleonahan
Seatte
John McCallum
Pace
Misa Clark
Visiling Tleir
Snd
Jack Milarend
Salt
Clayburn
Islay
Evelyn McMeneny
Irene King
Eda Nelson
T. Bingman
Kitehsuet
Ontario
Aaigler
Waelk
Zeigler
Victoria
Mr Bennett Goes on Leave and Relieving Officer Named
Mr Bennett takes leave as C B Round assigns relief by Mr Arthur Cox. Mrs Arthur Taylor greets her brother during the visit at the weekend, with Imad accompanying.
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Bennett
C. B
Arthur Cox
Arthur Taylor Imad
Vague Speech on Farm Policy and Government Goals
Fragmentary dialogue discusses a farm policy push and a desire for a farmer's government. It references agricultural reform, prohibition, and political change with mentions of farmers, the government, and a future shift in governance. Names and exact places are unclear in the OCR text.
Canada’s Savings Basic Deposits Reach Over a Billion
A historical report notes Canada’s savings basic deposits totaling 1,194,689,021 with August figures at 181,021,086. It cites transfers to the Victory Loan and July-to-August shifts, highlighting optimism for the Victory Loan drive and strong depositor response. The piece mentions the potential to subscribe to the 300,000,000 target multiple times over with ample access to funds.
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Canada
Cfurt
Mission Municipal Teashora Association Meeting Report
The Mission Municipal Teashora Association held its regular monthly meeting at Donestly Ecteka school on Saturday. Mr. Webb presented a painting of flowers admired by attendees. The next meeting is set for Saturday, November when the Teachers Pension Scheme will be discussed. Capt. and Mrs. Whitchelo were at the coast today.
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Mission Municipal Teashora Association
Donestly
Ecteka
Webb
Satuday
Novamboy
Lha
Thonas
Abe Hotsford
Tuk Vanetti
Kamloops
Vancouver
Gwen Siimher
Jnstead
Misa Stimpson
Thornwalla
Kigard
Satie
Hit-Tout
California
W. L
McGowan
Gillen
Williams
Jayclyn
Marold
Martius
Arett Biother
Ery
Misses Stowe
de Alansots
Micklan
The Finishing Touch in Shoes and Menswear Sale
Local shoe merchants report western wildedale houses announce spring shipments 40 to 60 percent higher than current values. Prices jump may reach 50 percent. meanwhile a Ging class of Ladies' Buttoned shoes marked at 7.40 and 8.50 are cut to 2. Dark Tweed and Blue Serge Suits for boys 2 to 6 years range 4 to 9.75, youth suits last word in style with waistline pockets. Underwear and school boots touted as wonderful value, with sizes 1 to 5 regular 5.50 offering.
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Indy
Coaat Cili¢A
Wildedale
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