Powell River Campaign and Parade Mark Bitter Election Battle
Powell River hosts a heat of political activity as campaigns near election day with major rallies by H H Stevens and J Oliver, Liberals vs Conservatives, and a community parade of schoolchildren followed by a five inning junior baseball game won by the Junior Elks 6 to 5.
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Powell River
Paper Town
Nimrods
H. H. Stevens
John Oliver
A. D. McRae
G. G
Gerry) McGeer
McGeer
M. E. Smith
Vancouver
Smith
J. A. Clark
R. L. Maitland
Reginald Tupper
R. C. Boyle
Westview
T. D. Pattullo
Dugald Donaghy
British Columbia
Elks and Pats
Queen Bertha New Reigns as Paper Queen Myrtle Point wins
The article notes Myrtle Point wins the annual paper queen title for the second year in a row. Last year’s queen Mabel Ormond, a resident of the logging centre, is mentioned. Children gathered at the Henderson school yard before the main event where an impressive address was delivered.
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Myrtle Point
Mabel Ormond
Henderson School
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Charles Davis
Mr and Mrs Charles Davis of Chase River express heartfelt thanks to Cumberland friends for kindnesses and sympathy on the sudden death of his devoted wife Barbara Davis.
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Charles Davis
Chase River
Cumberland
Barbara Davis
Keenan Family Thanks Community for Sympathy
Mr. W. J. Keenan and family express gratitude for numerous expressions of sympathy from local residents following the death of their daughter and sister. They take this opportunity to acknowledge the kindness and support received.
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W. J. Keenan
Davis Family Thanks for Support After Loss of Wife and Mother
Mr. C. T. Davis and family thank friends for offers of help and sympathy easing the suffering caused by the death of a loving wife and mother. Special thanks are extended to Mr. David Hunden for his services at the funeral.
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C. T. Davis
David Hunden
Vote for Neil and Pay No Income Tax
A political exhortation urging support for Neil the author of the Old Age Pension Bill. It asserts Neil’s past service and promises if elected again. The message claims cheaper motor care and that Neil pays employees standard wages and shares 25 percent of profits.
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Neil
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