Soldier run cannery plan for returned men in British Columbia
Secretary Pyke promotes soldier industries with a proposed cannery venture led by A H Sherman to employ returned soldiers. The plan envisions 100000 to 150000 dollars capitalization with 51 percent held by Sherman and 49 percent profits reserved for veterans stock purchases as wages and catch proceeds fund a share program. Operations could extend to fruit canneries and year round fish markets with locations and rights coordinated through Fisheries Commissioner Cunningham.
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Victoria Times
Pyke
Returned Soldiers’ Commission
Vancouver
A. H. Sherman
Sherman
Treasury
F. H Cunningham
British Columbia
Port Renfrew
West Vancouver
Cost of Provincial Government Draws Scrutiny in British Columbia
A Vancouver Board of Trade report cites rising civil government salaries from 1910 to 1918 and argues BC carries disproportionate admin costs. The piece compares BC with Ontario Quebec and Alberta, urging reform and expert study while noting arrears and legacy issues.
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Vancouver Board of Trade
The
Golden Star
the Star
British Columbia
B.C
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Alberta
Cumberland B C Weather Verse By M Busby
Poem praises Cumberland British Columbia weather and the comforting power of nature amid war news. Dated August 7th 1918 and attributed to M Busby, the piece contrasts sun and rain with a call for strength and peace as the Allies report 100000 prisoners taken in the past week in Paris.
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M. Busby
Paris
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