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Abbotsford Post

Location

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Oct 30, 1914

Page

4

Huntingdon Notes on Drisney Visit and Local Happenings

Huntingdon residents discuss Dr. Drisney’s New Westminster visit and a likely future change in Sunny’s marital status. Tomorrow the Quebec Bank closes here and staff transfer to other branches. Registered at Alexandria Hotel were R. Patterson J. White D. Nangon James Buen and R. J. McConnell of Vancouver. Halloween warnings issued to parents to secure gates and watch young children. Pipes for water mains from Vancouver were shipped to the BCER depot. C Winquist of the CPR Abbotford hospital in Suinas district left after three days recovery from an infernal trouble.

Alexandria Hotel Messrs R. Patterson J. EH. White D. B. Nangon James Buen R. J. McConnell Vancouver C. Winquist Abbotaford Suinas Hospital

Miss Mabel Sasseville Wins $1400 Auto Prize

Miss Mabel Sasseville, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Sasseville, won a $1400 automobile in a four week publicity contest. She worked hard and was aided by friends. The Sasseville family moved this week across the line to save about four hundred dollars in duty on the car.

Mabel Sasseville Charles Sasseville Sasseville Sasseville

Letter to Abbotsford Post on hunting notices and greed

A letter from Huntingdon B C dated October 19 defends a property owner W L Blatchford over hunting access after a sarcastic note in the Abbotsford Post. The text claims no posted notice exists and asserts open use for neighbors. The item also notes a retaliatory misquote about Blatchford and mentions a 250 foot concrete stack at the Trail smelter and Revelstoke shelving a bylaw to borrow money.

Huntingdon B. C Abbotsford Post Abbotsford Revelstoke

Fraser Valley set to form central selling agency

Fraser Valley Development League in a general session endorsed forming a central selling agency for cooperative marketing of Fraser Valley Produce. The plan, under the Agricultural Associations Act, would seed $200000 capital with $4000 shares, government funding 80 percent after 20 percent local investment, and local exchanges backing marketing, transport, and information for next season. The executive was empowered to organize under these lines and consult authorities to finalize details.

Fraser Valley Development League New Westminster Nentral Fraser Valley Agricultural Associations Act Tov Central Exchange G. O Buchanan League Agricultural Department Royal Commission On Agriculture G. O. Buchanan

Train Hits Cattle Drove Near Abbotsford Wrecks Two Cars

A passenger train on the B C H R Chilliwack line derailed west of Abbotsford after colliding with a drove of cattle. Motorman Brookes injured, Conductor Crowell unharmed, Conductor Armstrong badly hurt with a broken arm. Immigration officer Birnett shaken. hospitalized injuries. One or more cattle killed. Lights at nearby station out for 30 minutes as details spread.

B.C. H. R. Chilliwack Abbotsford Brookes Crowell Armstrong Westminster Sumas Hospital Birnett Pasengera New West Clitster Jean B. Cc. R Midsion City

Mining Outlook Near Lardo River Prospects Placer Work

Experts say unemployment could be eased by training through mining along the Lardo river with potential next summer if conditions improve. Reports claim a few gains from pan ning along the river near the lake’s north end, though typical flush periods yield modest returns.

Lar—do Fraser

Canada Leads Free Forest Seedlings Drive Affects Prairie

The United States Department of Agriculture may imitate Canada's plan to distribute free forest tree seedlings and cuttings to prairie homesteaders for shelter belts. The Mandan Field Station in North Dakota is expected to handle the program, after superintendent W A Peterson toured Indian Head Saskatchewan to study methods.

Canada United States Department of Agriculture Mandan N. D W. A. Peterson Dominion Forestry Branch Indian Head Saskatchewan

Cranbrook sells debentures to fund water system progress

Cranbrook disposed of 35000 worth of water works debentures at 88 to complete the distributory system this fall. Phoenix will have a 10000 repair union hall to replace the one burnt recently.

Cranbrook Phoenix

Government grain and potato seed distribution announced

The Honorable Minister of Agriculture outlines a winter and spring distribution of spring wheat, white varieties, Varley, field rolls, and free mail samples from Ottawa. Potatoes from experimental farms will be sent to Ontario and Quebec, with applications detailing soil and prior experience. Signatures and a single sample per applicant required. Applications from other provinces: postage prepaid to nearest Branch Farm. from Ontario and Quebec: no postage. Deadline early February likely. late January may be too late.

Ottawa Ontario Quebec Esch Tayi Québec Dominion Cerealist Central Experimental Farm J. H. Grisdalh Dominion Experimental Farms

Krupp Works Dominion Over Essen At War

A British air raid near Dusseldorf shows the scale of Krupp works dominating Essen. The complex with 70,000 workers covers 500 acres near the railway and uses vast logistics to move arms, coal, and fuel, supplying German garrisons.

Krupps Dusseldorf Essen Institut 1003 Cnto Justike Cologne

Revelstoke Council Grants 250 to Agricultural Association

Revelstoke city council approved a grant of 250 to the local agricultural association. The sum supports activities and programs organized by the group this year.

Revelstoke City

Abbotaford Hotel seeks license renewal

Under Liquor Act 1910 section 42 an application will be made to the Superintendent of Provincial Police on December 1 for renewal of the hotel license to sell Hawor by retail in the Abbotaford Hotel at Abbotaford British Columbia. Dates this 10th day of October, 1914.

Leense Abbotaford Hotel Abbotaford B. C British Columbia Ostobur

Sumas By Law 184 Sets Road Width Along Boundary Line

The Corporation of the District of Sumas enacts a road 33 feet wide on both sides of a described line from the southwest quarter of section 4, township 13, to the north boundary of section 9, township 19, crossing the International Boundary. Passed readings July 3 1914 and final passage September 5 1914. Clerk J W Winson and Reeve Frank Munro certify.

Corporation of District of Sumas Bareby J. W. Winson Frank Munro Reeve G. M

Huntingdon Union Sunday School Invitation

The Huntingdon Union Sunday School meets every Sunday at Kew School House at 2 30 p m All are cordially invited Also Paul s Church Union Sunday School and Adult Bible Class meet at 2 16 p m Public Worship at 3 15 p m A hearty invitation to attend these meetings J J Campbell pastor

Huntingdon Union Kew A. B. Skinner

Charley's Pool Room Huntingdon 1 Cast Tables Perfect Cue

Charley's Pool Room in Huntingdon advertises table casts and perfect cues as the place to meet friends. The notice highlights a first class barber service and a special cigar offer available at the establishment.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Huntingdon and District Dr. Drisney Wnd Huptingdon Quebec Bank Miew—Bers Muhr. M. Murphy Second Street W. L. Blatchford Albert Lee Grocer Prain H.R. Draney Alexandria Hugh McBride Huntingdon B, Co Ani Poualohs Washington L. W. Paisley Chilliwack Chilliwack Hospital Dad Yates Hope B. C. Electric and Allied Companies War Relief Fund W. J. Bowser North Sardis John W. McNeil Charley’s Pool M. Murphy Huntingdon, B
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