Protection for Soldiers Realty
Returned soldiers and their dependents in British Columbia gain extended scope of the returned soldiers' aid commission to cover municipal tax arrears threatening property. Premier Oliver notes the need for municipal action, warns exemptions rest with municipalities, and highlights regional financial strains if the legislature imposed tax relief. Continued on Page 3.
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British Columbia
Returned Soldiers’ Aid Commission
Federal Department
J. H. Hawthornthwaite
Newcastle
Oliver
Real estate transfers listed for past week
The Andy Johnson ranch near the city was sold to L. J. Goodnough of Moose Jaw Sask for 6600 dollars. The 25 acre property includes 13 acres of orchard and is highly valued. Mrs P Bryanton’s 12 acre ranch near the Kettle river was sold to E Ruzicka of Killam Alta for 250 dollars. Chas Allen’s planing mill stake in Buckle addition was transferred to Dr Kingston and Donald McCallum, with Ben Norris retaining an interest. Andy Johnson bought a house in the North addition near Barrett residence. Contractors seek logs, skid logs, poles and posts via C. V. Meggitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Johnson
L. J. Goodnough
Moose Jaw
Sask
C. V. Meggitt
Alen
Dr. Kingston
Donald McCallum
Chas
Allen
Ben Norris
Barrett
C.V. Meggitt Real Estate
Income tax notice warns British Columbia filers of 1919 returns
The notice explains a 25 percent penalty for late filing by April 30, 1920 and outlines who must file. It details 1919 tax rates, filing forms T1 T2 and Lin for individuals farmers and corporations, and states the onus is on taxpayers to file on time.
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British Columbia
Purhiers
Busines
Tax forms and penalties for fiduciaries and income earners
Forn I3 is for fiduciaries including trustees executors and receivers. Ree turns required for calendar year if gross income exceeds 65000. Form M4 is for employers detailing wages salaries and commissions. Form 15 reports dividends paid by corporations. Forms 13 T4 and TS must be filed by those who owe them. failure before March 31 incurs a 10 dollar per day penalty.
Do Not Neglect the Bees on the Farm
The article urges farmers to protect bees during early spring, noting sugar prices and Canada’s natural sugars. It explains the danger of starvation, advises delaying hive checks until warm weather, and suggests feeding bees if stores are low. A bulletin on bee care is obtainable from the Central Experimental Farm, Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Central Experimental Farm
Ozawa
Weather data brief from government station
A fragmentary weather notice reports past week temperatures recorded by a government station near Herman veteran ranch. Details are incomplete but imply daily readings and a summary of the mini and max values for each day.
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Herman
Liberal Meeting Discusses Road, Rail, and Land Reform
The Jocal Liberal association met in the Odd Fellows building with broad turnout. A resolution urged the government to begin constructing a Cascade to Rossland trunk road and considered Kettle Valley line charter issues and improvements to the Franklin telephone line. Plans included a Grand Forks land record office to aid crown land settlers. New members joined and future meetings are planned.
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Jocal Liberal Association
Odd Fellows
Cascade
Rossland
Princeton
Nelson
Kettie Valley
Wusk Coche
Franklin
Crown Lands
Grand Torks
Heavy Fine For Unregistered Brand Infraction
Gabor Francis faced provincial police court on Friday the 12th for possessing cattle bearing an unregistered brand. Witness George Stanfield saw cattle near town, Francis admitted ownership, pled guilty, and was fined 350 with three months imprisonment in default. Stanfield prosecuted as brant inspector.
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Gabor Francis
Neil MclCallum
S.M
George Stanfield
Grand Forks
Francis
Ma. Stanfield
Brant
Sudden Death of Father Pelletier
The Sui goer to press reports the sudden death of Father Charles Pelletier of the Roman Catholic Church of this city about 5:38 PM. He had been in delicate health for years and was about 50 years old, having resided in the city for seven or eight years. He was highly esteemed by the Christian community.
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Charles Pelletier
Ely
Also Mentioned on This Page
Life
GC. V. Meggitt
Jin
Trecho i Devaageeroond
Liberal
North Fork Association
Deatit
Father Pelletier
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