Farmers Institute reports on advisory board meeting
The report details the January 20 meeting at the Department of Agriculture Victoria with full board present and one new member. It describes legislative watch, quorum actions, and the broadening of work with the BC Fruit Growers and other associations, plus game matters and bursaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Victoria
W. C. Little
Doadcock
Skeena
Bulkley
B.C
B.C. Fruit Growers
B.C. Stock Breeders
B.C. Dairymen
B.C. Poultry Associations
Messrs. Copeman and
Niel
Cowichan Agricultural Association
U.F. Movement
Messrs
Copeman
Neil
Whitney Griffiths
Public Service
Home Central
Select
Standing Committee On Agriculture
Railway Commission
Okanagan
Raine Board
Game Board
Legislative Committee
Advisory Board
Vancouver Island
England
Institute
East Kootenay
Kamloops
Wm. Harrison
Hig
East Kootenay Central
Alberta
Survey of Orientals
Gov
Bruce
Government House
Mackenzie
Spencers
Agricultural Committee of
House
Fairburn
Women’s Institutes of
Fadden
Legislative Assembly
Hast Kootenay
Buckham
Wallinger
Uphill
Agricultural Committee
Inter
Secrecys
Wycliffe defeats Lumberton in hockey rematch after overtime
Lumberton hockey team loses 8 to 5 at Wycliffe after a 7 to 5 Lumberton win in a prior game. Bob Mitchell scored early for Lumberton, crowd witnesses a strong Wycliffe showing. Also notes on Scout activities, first aid tests, and club gatherings in Lumberton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
Wycliffe
Moyie
Mogie
Grizzly Patrol
Jim Bartle
Stags
Kim
P.L. Gordon Trusler
Les Dwelley
Winnipeg
Prairie
Minneapolis
Bob Mitchell
Lumberton Club
Mia
Hutchison
Viola Corrigal
Gent
Mr. S. Hallmark
Bob Henson
J. A. Jones
Ole Olson
Cranbrook
Wycliffe Notes Show Local Movements and Events
Ivan Johnson returns to Wycliffe to resume as filer for the company after wintering in Vancouver and McBride. Residents visit Cranbrook and Kimberley, with several attending the English Church service postponement, a Sonic meeting, and a Wardner hockey loss for Wycliffe 10 to 5. Multiple illnesses and hospital care are noted, including Mrs Garolitz with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Johnson
Wycliffe
Vancouver
McBride
Mayook Notes and Local Updates From Logs to Lumber Mills
Herb Austin left for Cranbrook to pursue business plans after winter as log loader for Mr. Wood. Jack McDonald recovers from a sprained ankle. Mayook base logs shift to a round-up, with upper Mt. Baker logs reaching the siding. Edwin Kelley finished road repair on Hill 70 then went to Cranbrook. Sam Moore Jim McClary and others move to BC Spruce Mills at Lum berton. Jack Smith injured loading cars, treated for a head wound. Windsor, Miller and Martin visited homes at Cameron’s Mayook ranch. Community dances flourish during winter, with strong local enthusiasm. The saying about marrying for money is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Austin
Mr. Wood
Cranbrook
Desirable Spot Asker and Teller Exchange Quip
A joke replies about a valet fired for removing a 10 spot from a suit. The Asker questions the act while the Teller notes the unusual sizing of the spot. The exchange highlights humor over clerical missteps in a lighthearted tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asker
Neighborly Misunderstanding Returns a Silly Tale
A playful exchange notes new neighbors lacking tools. One asks how the speaker knows. The reply explains that after moving Jin, the speaker tried to borrow items and found none. The humor hinges on a mistaken assumption about tools and a pun on the name Jin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin
Tailor’s Button Repaired Repeatedly Provokes Wife
A wife scolds her husband about a careless tailor after sewing on a fifth button herself. The exchange highlights domestic irritation over minor repairs in a quiet home scene.
Rural Editor Aims to Move the Fall Poetry Crop
A rural banker questions a sixteen dollar loan while the local editor insists the funds will help advance the fall poetry crop. The exchange captures a small town sense of community and support for local writing.
Lay Brother Rooster Riddle From the Classroom
A schoolteacher asks students to define lay brother. A child answers with a surprising, humorous misunderstanding saying lay brother means a rooster, sparking a moment of amusement in class.
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Churcn
Bryce Wallace
B.A
Martin Luther
THE
Salvation Army Citadel
Hanson Avenue
Young People’s Meeting
Home League Sewing Circle
Kimberley
Band of Love
Ander
Son
Lieut. Mitchell
PROFE
Mona
W. A. Fergie
Campbell-Manning Block
Drs
Green & MacKinnon Physicians & Surgeons
Armstrong Avenue
OFFIC
F. B. Miles
Hasson
George J. Spreull
F. M. MacPherson
Phons
Norbury Ave
City Hall
H. W. Herchmer
Imperial Bank Bldg
Cranbrook, B.C
P. Hall
C. F
KEY City Lodge No. 42
Sinclair
E. G. Dingley
P.G
Zenith Cafe
Car
Baker & van Horne
Y. H. Macneill
Christ
Washington Cafe
Long Sing
Nankin Parties
van Horne Street
Depot Rooms
Victoria Cafe
Pacific
Pacific Milk
Ladner & Abbotsford
Farmers’ Institute
Jack Robertson
Vincent Downey
Vincent
Frank Kossovitch
Superior Spruce
Frank
George Cameron
Fernie
Garnet Avery
St. Eugene Hospital
Alex Stewart
P. Klinesiiver
Jake Jacobson
Alex
B. C
W. Montgomery
Yuhk
C.G. I.T
C G.I.T
Florence Parent
C.G.L.T
Elsa Stevens
Golden Key Group
C.g.lt
Gladys Campbell
Myrtle Gourke
Jean Hutchison
Rev. E. 8. Fleming
Golden Key Girls
Alma Campbell
Marguerite Hutchison
Doris Hutchison
Mary Hazell
Gordon Trusler
Menain McIntyre
Elma Campbell
Jack Roertson
George Griffiths
Margaret Hutchison
Lorne Robertson
Leonard Yeager
Thomas Henson
Neil Campbell
Gladys Downey
Kathryn Jacobson
Richard Jones
Phyllis Dwelley
Bill Cook
Robert Stevens
Lily Griffiths
Harry Hazel
Vernie Yeager
Lila Campbell
Clifford Jones
Jeannette Parent
Frank Gourlle
Florence Lavoie
Glendon Barter
Donald Campbell
Gladys Griffiths
Dennis Downey
Willie Woodske
Joan Wood
Elizabeth Nee
Alfred Robertson
Phyllis Henson
Edward Neuman
Walter Trusler
Ellen Gourke
Malcolm Campbell
Maurice Parent
Cyril Walton
Evelyn M. Dinsmore
Mrs. Anderson
South Slocan
Charles Mawer
Mr. J. Jones
Ta-Ta Creek
T. Garolitz
J. Parkin
8. G. Clark
Harrison
W. J. Cox
H. Edwards
Editha Clark
Jean McDonald
Ruth Greene
S. G. Clark
L. C. Piper
Norman McClure and Sons
Donald and
Harold
P. Franzen
L. C. Pier
Misa KE. Curley
Harryughes
B. de, Foe
Wardner
Mayook
Jack McDonald
Nicey
Gorom
Mt. Jaker
Edwin Kelley
Sam Moore
Jim McClary
Mayock
B.C. Spruce Mills
Jack Smith
Smith
William Windsor
Sam Miller
W. F. Martin
Neil Cameron
Mt. Baker
Mayoo
Wana
Ate
ST. John
Liverpool
Cherbourg
Outhampton
Antwerp
Montrose
Belfast
Pay Poo
Marburn
West Indies
Montclare Mar
Melita
Europe
Odonaldson
Halifax
Plymouth-Havre-London
Antonia
Ausonia
Beets Beer
Glasgow
Letitia
Giecanewe
Aurania
New York
Queenstown
Caronia
Southampton
Berengaria A
Mauretania
Hastings
Vaucouver