Community Notes From Olalla and Summerland
Mr A Robertson shows improvement this week while Howard Foster age 20 from Olalla died suddenly in Summerland hospital after visiting horses. He left a widow and small baby. Saturday was visitors day at the Scouts camp at Hornlake with Mrs Armstrong Mrs Knowles Mr and Mrs W Mattice and family visiting.
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Howard Foster
Olalla
Summerland
Scouts’s
Hornlake
Ataong
J. W-Armstrong
Knowles
Aind
Mattice
Dy ‘Thom
Labor Councils Oppose Prohibition Act in Vancouver
Vancouver labor bodies and allied unions condemn the Prohibition Act citing class bias and invasion of home privacy. They urge unions to defeat the bill, arguing it harms workingmen who rely on affordable beer and would boost whisky importation and illicit consumption.
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Vancouver
Labor Couneil
Bria
Fotowin
Promus
Parker Williams
Newcastle
Labor Councils
Ida
Sapper training and recruitment for Galadian Engineers announced
The notice describes useful civilian skills taught to sapper recruits including bridge building, pier construction, plumbing and water systems. It calls for 60 men to enlist at recruiting stations or North Vancouver HQ, with transport arranged after medical and attestation papers. Officers' school began July 31, with potential for sergeant certificates and commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vancouver
B.C
Vancouver
School of Military Engineering
Town and District Notices and Local Happenings
Dr Innis visited from Remo Tuesday. Prideaux of the Niel Plate spent Sunday in town. Mrs B L Smith left for a coast visit. Arimétrang of Keremeos visited town. Thomas Bradshy in Princeton Monday evening. Breeding stock noted with white Wyandottes. Weather hot all week complicating comfort. Copper Mountain trip by Meyer and Greenwood ex-mayor. Dance at Bromley ranch drew about a hundred Saturday night with good supper. Liberal meeting in Praternity hall Monday evening with campaign questions to be decided tonight. Bear seen feeding on raspberries near Stirling creel. three young ladies observed a bear and rescue attempts discussed.
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Morris Daly
Morris
Women's Institute
Put- Ha Faria
Hell
Vernune
Old Country
Hy Ohwke Gud
Vancouver
GB. Clarke
Rossmont
D. J. Innis
Armatrong Ranch
Mesera
Lauchmond
Craine
Storer
Copper Mountain
Greenwood
Jordan Qn Brown
Dolphin
E. B. Corbett
Banke of Cammierca
Hingipod
Ito
Bens
Iave
Ho Mayer
Beg
Pany
Meyer
FW. McDuing
Auloed
Bromley Ranch
Hedley
Mo Ming
Uie-Liberal Organization
Praternity Hall
Stirling Creel
Plark
Eros
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Clarke
Pod Ete
Hoisus
Riga
Ordara
Wood
Salel
Eel & Sale “Stables End
LRY Eee
Svarehioure
Healey Geval Rede Apn
Cocoate
SB Hamilton
Gregory Parva
Aeb Brytien
Columbia Landaur ‘Star Building
Grayton
Haskins
Monty
Hedley Opera House
Jones
Grand Union Hotel
Hedley, British Columbia
Winkler
Hedley Meat Market
R. J. Edmond
Prop
Northern Hotel
Jonn Jackson
Department OF Finance
Ottawa
A. Robertson
Trades and Labor Councils
Hedley Englisi
A. Patch
Civelitties
Nylon Daily News
Yewtordany
Keremeos
Chapala
Ing Property
Olylly Bunday
Aastustath
Mr. Qondit
The
Horn Silver Mine
J.F. Natt
Wash
Keeler
Pacly
Rita Kerby
Oroville
Mr. Jones
Nighthawk
Mr. Boyd
Pranhoo
Princeton
Edmonton
Alta
Mrs. Howes
Mel
Taylor
South Keremeos
Mrs. Carle
Sanday
Dr. Innis
Remeos
G. Prideaux
Niel Plate
Smith
Arimétrang
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