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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
3
A garbled OCR snippet mentions names and places in a dated newspaper style. Readable pieces reference a named location and individuals, but the full event or action remains unclear. The fragment hints at a regional notice or drama description without concrete dates or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Mississippi county event with mentions of a social gathering and a conventin. Names and details are unclear due to garbled wording.
Fragmentary report references a Monday event with mentions of September and people named Oliver Cloverti and Cuuitey. Details are garbled,无法确定 exact actions or outcomes.
The obituary notes the death of Thomas W Paterson former lieutenant governor of British Columbia aged about unknown. It cites his long health decline and lists surviving family including Mrs Paterson and several children. Paterson was connected with Larkin Connolly and Pator BO of Note Shuswap Ohm Way and Ukiah and was a Liberal figure aligned with the North Victoria party in 1900s.
Fragmented text describes public gatherings and officials, mentioning neighborhoods, meetings, and changes. It references a town, names like Ye Week and Divi Le sinnioe yavation, and notes a Tuesday event with potential observers and policy discussions. The garbled content lacks coherent dates or outcomes.
The report details declining prices for several produce items including pink meat melons and No 1 quality tomatoes. It notes strong demand for tomatoes while blackberries are in lower demand and mentions shipments of potatoes, cucumbers, and lothouse tomatoes arriving from Alberta and Manitoba.
The piece argues for pig farming as a solution to unemployment. It envisions land clearing and a pig based economy linking agriculture, education, and industry. It urges citizens to support Mr. Oliver by buying overalls and aiding the effort.
A historical report details the Interprovincial Weed Special campaign across Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Ontario. It outlines government coordinated exhibits, lectures, and district plans to combat weed threats, with three thousand miles covered, seventy four points visited, and twenty six meetings held to raise public awareness and promote control measures.
Lionel Clarke former tenant-governor of Ontario and founder of the port harbor commission died after a term ending with his public life. He served as chair of the harbor board from 1912 until his death, survived by his wife and a daughter with his only son lost in World War I.
Fragmented notes describe a weekly shoot event and scores from Petikay Afternoon. Rev. Hotshins, a pending Wik holiday figure, returns this week and will preach at the Meetinglist Church and Dewdney next Sunday. Dewdney services for the fortnight center on Bible Class and Methodist Church choirs.
Readable fragments describe arrivals, travels, and local happenings with names like Miss MolNenuletas M. DesBrisay and Mrs Hughes. References mention a coast day, a Mayer Road incident, and street disorder as night falls.
The importer was found safe after drifting 12 days in the Pacific. Canadian Observer reported the ship damaged lightly, with Captain Bissett and part of the crew aboard. No word on life boat and crew. wireless relay from Point Gray Station confirmed location near 29.20 N, 7.24 W. Recovery may take another week as crew are returned and questions resolved.
A Sunday morning fire of unknown origin destroyed the cabaret on Washington Street. Immediate efforts by residents and a passing police officer contained the blaze as firefighters worked for over an hour. Insurance is reported to cover the loss. no serious injuries noted. A local athletic club initiative is planned to boost sports in Mission City.
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