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Newspaper
Penticton Press
Location
Penticton, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 11, 1909
Page
4
J G Rutherford, Veterinary Director General and Live Stock Commissioner of Ottawa, warns that large quantities of meat are condemned as unfit for human food. He argues for a thorough meat inspection system and municipal abattoirs under constant professional supervision to protect families from diseased meat. August 28, 1909.
A sitting of the County Court of Yale will be held at the Court House in Penticton at ten o clock in the forenoon on Tuesday October 12 1909.
A notice warns that any future trespass or disruption at the slaughter house will be prosecuted. The message refers to prior incidents and asserts official action against violators.
Notice to creditors for the estate of Patrick Gallagher who died around March 25 1909 at Vasseau Lake British Columbia. Creditors must send names addresses and claim details with verification by September 15 1909 to W H T Gahan solicitor Penticton. After that date executors will distribute assets to those with timely notice and will not be liable to claimants not known at distribution.
Rev H Solly of Summerland visited Naramata last Thursday week with Mrs Solly and another companion.
Mesdames Gillespie and Robinson were hosted by Mrs. Bulyea on Wednesday. C. W. Whyte came back from Revelstoke Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Urquart visited Kelowna Tuesday. Chas. Young toured points up the lake this week. Mrs. Chas. Elliott traveled to Summerland Friday night and returned next morning. R. H. Giboney and family plan to move.
A Peachland Labour Day regatta drew crowds and showcased war canoe races. Peachland topped Kelowna and Summerland in key events earning the W. A. Lang cup and Robinson shield while spar contests and canoe feats drew cheers. The day ended with prizes, toasts, and a feast in the Hall.
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