Soldier settlement regulations and payment date changes
A Soldier settlement meeting approved changes to payment timing and governance. Payments due October 12 may shift to December 21, with stipulations on harvest ownership, dispute resolution under the Settlement Board, and supervisory oversight. The board to include settlers, farmers' organizations, and appointed members, with protections for stock claims and valuation handling.
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Elimre
Agri Alticue
Ula
Ula Valley
Beltler
Amio
Nm Board
Bitragoon
Incu
Bourd
Nudealian
Javier Blyg
Br Hieisdte Fond
Goucornca
Peroxide Removes Scorch Marks From Litey and Cotton
A reader notes that peroxide can lift scorch marks from lightweight fabrics and cotton, though a blaze has damaged ironed threads. The report emphasizes safe stain treatment and suggests testing a small area first.
Heart as a marvellous engine and its daily labor
Fragmented account extols the human heart's power, noting it beats about 1,500 times per hour and pumps vast volumes of blood daily. It references Dr Lewis and equates heart function with a wondrous engine, while tangentially touching on car safety and legal warnings about idling engines.
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Lewis
Two Nova Scotian Boys Win Provincial Wool Work Prizes
Two young students from the Fraser Valley, Victor Osbarna and Charles Neve, earned prizes at the New Westminster Province Exhibition for wool work. The open contest attracted many learners, and the boys spent their holidays turning out several pieces with careful design and finish beyond their years.
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Pullig
Victor
Osbarna
Charles Oe Neve Cap
New Westminster
Provinent AxhiiGon
Do Seioo
WAPTA Lake Camp Opens Near Wagita Lake for Alpine Visitors
Ei reports Lake Wagita near Lake Louise on the Canadian Pacific main line offers a scenic Alpine camp opened July 1. The Wapta Lake Camp provides cottages, a communal hall, and dining, with access to Kicking Horse Canyon, Yoho Valley, and Field. Transfers by launch and train service details are included along with room for about 50 visitors and rates from five dollars for a week.
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Wapta
Lake Louise
Canadian Pacific Railway
Kicking Horse Canyon
Wagita Lake
Peake
Stalin
Lake O'Hara
Alpine
Canada
John
Sargent
Rockies
Wanta Lake
British Calumbiah
Great Divide
Loskng
Yoho
Eroerald Lake
Awarts
Sherbrooke
Ross Lakes
Wapta’ Lake
Cunmip
Lake Windermere
Uberremises
Hevtur
Wapte Lake
Atetlan
Sadie Ho
Thaze Watt
Wayta
Hector
Peration
Moore
Sea
Doors
New Regulations for Parcel Posts and Insurance Fees
New regulations propose changes to parcel posting in Canada including access by wire for delivery and revised insurance charges. Fees: three cents for insurance up to $5, 6¢ up to $25, 24 for over $25 per $50, 80% for insurance over $50 up to $100. Parcels may require postage stamps for payment. Sworn statements will be obtained and investigations into official misconduct referenced. Frangible items must be marked. certain losses and damage exclusions apply.
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Canada
Wiriniee
Ig Chuunin Pastwr
Consolidated schools urged over one room systems
The Comox Argus argues for consolidated schools as the progressive path, noting small pre teacher schools hinder full subject coverage. It praises centralized facilities, better equipment and hygiene, and transportation to avoid new buildings. It cites Dun can and Chilliwack as examples and urges avoiding backsliding to one-room schools.
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Gouttenay
Avanue
Courtenay
Wisdon
Ainall
Duncan
Chilliwack
Comox Argus
Political conventions eye October contest in Wadley region
The Mission Guy plans a political tilt on Wednesday October 12 in Wadley with Conservative and Liberal factions aiming to nominate candidates for the general election. The Liberal Association also met publicly and slated Mission Clix for October 12, promising a pivotal day in local politics.
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Mission
Outabay
Fayees
Rasa
Madera
Mission Clix
Dewdney Drainage and Dyking Commissioners Financial Statement 1922
A Dewdney Dyking District financial report details maintenance charges totaling 12 028 15 with allocations for power, repairs, and wages. It lists bondholder interest, sinking fund payments, legal and engineering fees, and survey costs. Total funds and rebates are itemized, with signatures of commissioners and the clerk.
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Gixes
Dyling and Development Act
Biotic
Dalley
Ruuvolalvert
Finney
Hoarges
Ene Gieers
Borda Fan
Seyterber
Dawdney
Hyking District
Dewdney Byling District
Cid
W. Ronnsefell
M. P. Shook
Huila Read
Dewdney
Dykjug
Old Home Paper Praised As Key Community Ties
A nostalgic notice extols the value of the local old home paper as a unifying weekly presence. It mentions long-standing readership, recurring features, and the community tone, with references to local society, weddings, and school offerings. A rally across Sunday schools is planned to boost attendance and morale.
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Dominion
Methodist
Baptist
Avghan
Transcontinental Progress of Canadian Pacific Railway Directors
The Canadian Pacific Railway directors led by President 7. W. Beatty traveled to Winnipeg near Milton City on Saturday morning and proceeded toward Vancouver. The party included vice presidents N. G. Coleman and A. D. Mantes and directors Sir Augustus McNarton, RB. Angus, Sir Herbert S. Hott and Senator Po L. Herque. Beatty spoke on the westward journey, stressing action and virtue in project execution with remarks attributed to Davis Jordan.
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Parific Railway
7. W. Beatty
I. CL
Theongl
Minston City
Vaivonren
N. G. Coleman
A. OD. Mantes
Angustis McNarton
RB. Angus
Herbert S. Hott
Po L. Herque
Tri West
Beatty
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