Fraser Valley Freedom Board Of Investigators Draws Debate
The Abbotsford Post notes Fraser Valley farmland yields and mild climate while discussing Ottawa plans for a new provincial board of commissioners. The piece cites cautious hopes for effective inquiry, possible political interference concerns, and parliamentary control over salaries and dismissal. The Ottawa Journal quotes a judge calling the board a court of the people and stresses the public watchdog role.
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Robson
Ottawa Journal
Passing the Huck and the Dominion Commerce Board
The Toronto Globe criticizes the new Board of Commerce for lacking power to punish profiteers across provinces. It notes the board can remit offences to provincial attorneys general or declare guilt with fines or imprisonment. The piece argues strong public opinion is needed to spur provincial action while acknowledging the federal move to appoint jurists signals seriousness.
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Board of Commerce
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Toronto Globe
Globe
Dominion
Boleon
Wy Pr. O'Conner
Miniosa Court of Commerce
Lsuitiiimit
Vancouver Sees Surge of American Automobiles
The Vancouver Sun notes a large influx of American cars over several days, with visitors from across the line numbering in the thousands. The piece argues the road to the border should have been repaired earlier to boost local merchants’ profits and asks why work has been neglected all summer.
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Vancouver
Vancouver ' Sun
Oregon
Washington
California
Cold Storage Warehouses in Canada Total 27.7 Million Cubic Feet
Canada has about 190 cold storage warehouses with mechanical refrigeration. A few tiny plants use crushed fire and salt refrigeration. Total capacity ranges from 2,000 to 20,000 cubic feet for private storages, adding up to 27,717,211 cubic feet available for meat fish dairy and other products.
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Canada
Lost handkerchiefs notice in Blairmore Enterprise
A brief classifieds item from Blairmore Enterprise seeks two white ladies handkerchiefs found or owners to identify them by paying four bits for this ad. If not claimed, suggest placing a couple of handkerchiefs for dusting or sweeping the floor.
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Blairmore Enterpriaa
New Picture Show Opens Soon
Save your money to go to the new picture show which will be opened now very shortly. The note urges readers to plan ahead and visit the upcoming cinema as soon as it opens.
Provincial News Highlights From Kaslo To Revelstoke
A provincial update notes Kaslo forming a G W Y A branch with 25 members and potential 25 more. Highlights include Jack Thompson winning a lake race on Harrison Lake, G Blaylock becoming general manager at Trail Consolidated Mining and Smelting, and Golden Citizens hosting 300 WW veterans. Summerland to exhibit at Vancouver fair. tomato seed value in Summerland. Okaragan crop forecast. Kamloops and Nelson telephony counts._pasture_
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Kaslo
Harrison Lak
Limler
Jack Thompson
Ibes
Jack
G. Blaylock
Trail Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
Golden Citizens
Summerland
Vancouver
Mission
Prince of Wales
Kamloops
Nelson
Lillooet
Ocean Falls
North Vancouver
Okanagan
Clinton
Ashcroft
Jfernio Ledger
Calsery
Coquitlam Times
B. C
Revelstoke
Mission City thanks officer Saunders on promotion
Citizens of Mission express gratitude to Provincial Constable Saunders for his diligent service and congratulate him on his promotion. The letter notes Vancouver’s gain and wishes continued appreciation for his and his wife’s service across British Columbia, signed by numerous local residents.
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Mission City
B. C
Saunders
Mr. Saunders
Mission
Vancouver
British Columbia
Mission District
R. T. Stokes
Kr.t. Stoles
F. W. Hughes
P. J. Plumridge
W. G. Plumridge
A. Edlit
M. Montgomery D. Ki. Cotton
Thomas E. Cutler
Wm. Ballantine
HW. Alanson
Thos. Goodelald
A. Lb. McQuarrie
M. D
D. M. Moore
John Mitchell
Thos. O'Neil
Teals
Wm. Mclean
B. Denech
RD. Wilson
W. I. Johnson
F. Wilson
M. McMahon
Burnham
J. McRae
Thos. Gibbard
J. C. McIntyra
J. P
Fred Hunter
John Bowie
A. D. McRae
P. J. Birnham
Mra
A. Pollock
J. Pollock
W. C. MacDonald
L. Praser
W. H. Blanshard
Chas
Portsmouth
G. D. Prost
W. T. Carders
W. L
Mission City Holiday Crowds Draw Local Police
Mission City emerged as a popular holiday resort with many residents visiting during the vacation period, drawing police presence to manage crowds and ensure safety. Local authorities monitored traffic and coordinated crowd control as visitors filled popular areas.
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Mission City
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