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Newspaper
Grand Forks Sun
Location
Grand Forks, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
4
News items from the province mention damp regions and liquid refreshments from drug stores. W M DeCew visits from the north, A and McKim to read a dairying paper at Parmers Institute meeting, and Hirst street post office is readied for a poultry show next Thursday and Friday.
Digestive aid promises quick relief from stomach pain gas and indigestion. Claims include fast action for dizziness heartburn and sour stomach with undigested food feelings.
An elderly visitor asks a man in uniform which plant he sees, insisting it is Odontum variegatum. The attendant, in a haughty stance, confirms it belongs to the corporation. Mrs Pogarty comments on her husband’s health, noting his alternating moods and growls.
Mothers are urged that California Syrup of Figs quickly eases feverish, constipated children by moving out clogged waste. The ad claims gentle action on stomach liver and bowels with clear directions for babies to adults.
A Cincinnati inventor offers Freezone as a cheap, miracle solution to corns. Apply drops, the corn stops hurting, then lift it out with fingers. The bottle is inexpensive and claimed to remove hard and soft corns between toes without soreness or irritation.
The fragment describes a crowd along the New York harbor with a quarantine enclosure for immigrants suspected of suffering diseases. A bystander questions the purpose of the hoarding while a man explains it keeps fever and similar dangers out.
Land Registry announces intention to issue a certificate of indefeasible title to Ernest Vaut for Lot The Block 1 Map 28 Grand Forks after one month from first publication unless valid objections are filed in writing. The notice cites chain of prior deeds dating 1807 to 1901 and requires delivery of documents to the Land Registry Office by the specified date.
The amendments reduce minimum land prices to eight dollars per acre for first class and two fifty for second class. Pre-emption limits apply to surveyed lands with records for agricultural non timber land. Partnerships up to four may pre-empt jointly with shared improvements. five years occupation and ten dollars per acre in improvements required for Crown Grant. Various provisions apply to unsurveyed lands, leases for homesites, grazing, and industrial sites, plus wartime relief for soldiers.
Fragmentary 1930s legal notice listing individuals and dates, mentioning Edward Buckie, Lloyd, Marty and Elehuend McGarpon, and Livitls eyelstey. Contains expiring terms and delivery obligations, with references to a city and historical context.
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