Co operation urged to boost Vancouver district prosperity
The Abbottsford Post editor praises cooperation between farming communities and cities to expand business and growth. Vancouver is seen as poised to become the Pacific coast’s largest city within a century, with the Board of Trade backing rural districts and a visit from board members to Mission City. Residents thank the board for support and anticipate further regional fellowship strengthening.
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Saving farmers praised as national asset in Canada
A national essay extols Canadian farmers for thrift and provident use of resources. It links past French wartime frugality to present gains in field crops and livestock, urging savings to weather future price drops and economic adversity. The piece underscores farmers’ vital role and gratitude toward their efforts.
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Unclear text hints at policy fees and Sunday car usage
The fragment mentions a 5 fee tied to a measure and non availability of options, a minister authorized publication not paid for, and a note that car joyriding on Sundays decreased due to an aim to save gasoline. It warns next Sunday may see continued reductions.
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Fragmented ad touts Cascarels liver cure
A garbled advertisement claims Cascarels promptly regulate the stomach remove sour fermenting food and excess bile. It promises cleansing of the liver and bowels and notes a ten cent box will maintain liver and stomach health while you go about your months.
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