Matsque Pal Viz Winners at Matsqui Fair
Sophia Gattle led top stock in the Matsqui district show with dairy cattle prizes. Judges praised Jas. Smith, the Smith family, and the Wradner brothers for best Holstein, Guernsey, and Ayrshire entries, while poultry and swine classes yielded numerous firsts. Reeve Av McGallum opened the fair, noting gains over prior years as visitors enjoyed the program despite Tuesday storms.
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Mataqui
Becton
Resnel
Dal
Terney Callie
Wall
Jaclindi
Tor
Tor Bilréd
M. Aish
Lie
Sceve
Madness Orchestra
New Westminster
Fraser Valley
Rayal Distlers
J. Henley
W.W. Forrester
White
St. Nicholas
Hubert Bradner
P. Conroy
F. Elwell
Yossie Cahstain
Pioneer Horticultural Show Highlights Canadian Progress
The Abbotsford-Sumie Agricultural Association hosted a provincial fair featuring livestock, horses, cattle, sheep, and fowl exhibits. Speakers praised dairy expansion, fruit suited to the valley, and seed quality, with emphasis on community cooperation and Canadian pride.
Abbotsford Triumph Over Mission City in Close Match
Abbotsford edged Mission City in a tight contest, the scoreline close throughout the game. Mission forwards pressured the Abbotsford defense while Abbotsford attackers found gaps, leading to a late advantage for Abbotsford as the match wore on.
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Abbotsford
Mission City
Mission
Ale ‘Tatsford
Mission Ground
SiLurday
Wekardl
Brant Enim
Eliwres
Fkeumne Traut Glade, Quarter On Reverie; Odcast Ind Hyeators Were On Liptal
Abotsford
Syn
Cnfl
Basan
Tino
Dwaritine
Ates Clayburn
Esa
Women’s Institutes Meet in Lowe Mainland on Oct 4 5
The Lowe Mainland Women’s Institutes plan annual meeting on October 4 and 5 at Ilk’s Wall with Mr I B Padden of Huntingdon as chairman. Delegates including Hoy D Barrow and B Stacey M P are listed on the programme. About seventy delegates expected to attend and Chilliwack is preparing to host and entertain guests.
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Chileawack Chimawack
Lowe Mainland
I .B. Padden
Huntingdon
Hoy
D. Barrow
of. B. Stacey
M. P
Matsqui man injured after wagon incident near river
On September 22 Matsqui resident T. BL Jenson sustained serious injuries when a lead wagon overturned near the river after being washed over by the vehicle’s horses and railing. He was on the Matsqui side while heading to walk, and the accident occurred on a Wednesday.
Unclear Text Reflects School Event Notes
Fragmented report shows parents pride in students and fair displays. Names and specifics are garbled but reference to Mrs Jimmie Dawdle and a closing evening with rain, with a mention that the grassist will appear next week.
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Jimmie Dawdle
BUM Be A Fellow At Hotel Morning Porter Exchange
A garbled early 20th century exchange describes a traveler speaking with a hotel porter about an overnight stay. The porter questions the plan while the traveler, claiming to be a little horse with a four little buggy head, says he is headed for a little video in Haiti.
Personal notices and visits span Abbotsford area
Local personal notices record visitors and travels including Mrs Tipp of Hailington, Mrs Bby in Vancouver, Mr and Mrs Renner away on vacation, Miss Annie Melelage at Guiern Hospital, and Yorkshire sisters visiting Abbotsford. Church events include a Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting, a Presbyterian service exchange, and a Harvest Home Farewell service. A hospital blast injury to Alex McKay is noted with ongoing treatment.
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Ital Gil
Bay
Tipp
Hiailingdon
Donald Peck
Vancouver
Voul
Frank Monison
Burney
A. Waylors
T. L. Gray
North Vancouver
Aylor
William Ware
A. McCallum
J. Brydgesme
White
G. “Wallace
Local
Agricultural Association
New Westminster Board of Tyau
Pravi Ul Eishibitian
Alex
Mckay
Services at St Math ew Anglican Church at Abvatsfard
Evening services will be held every Sunday night at 7.20 led by vicar T. EB. Rowe at St Math ew's Anglican Church in Abvatsfard. The notice preserves the local parish timing and the clergy name.
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St. Mathew’s
Badger Meetings and Lectures Discussed in Abbotsford Community
The Women's Auxiliary of the GWVA held its first fall meeting at Mrs W A Acklandon’s home. Plans discussed included Gordon’s offer to lecture on domestic topics for women and to organize lectures for men and women on chicken raising, farming, and related subjects. A future notice will post a Lime Ky le in Abbotsford and nearby areas once settled. Refreshments followed and a social hour concluded the gathering.
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Weelan
GW. VA
W. A. Acklandon
Gordon
Soldiers Selement Board
Abbotsford
Nrgenton
Parton
Vieturia
Mansquil Dairyman Dies in Vancouver Hospital
Henry Hayton, longtime resident of the municipality and owner of a 290 acre dairy farm, died after a brief illness. An American by birth, he left a widow, two daughters and a son. Daughters stay on the farm, son works on the prairies. He previously operated a leading milk farm and suffered a fall into a cement mixer about a month earlier, never fully recovering health. The death shocked the neighborhood.
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Henry Hayuy
Vancouver’ General Hospital
Tryten
My Moylon
Matstui
Hayton
Vancouver
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