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Mrs. H. M. Evers
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Title
Mrs.
H.
M.
Evers
Subject
AWI
,
Evers
Description
News
Clipping
Language
en
Format
application/pdf
Type
text
Source
Alberta Women's Institutes; AWI Collection
Identifier
AWI0811043
Date
unknown
Collection
Alberta
Women's
Institutes
-
Collective
Memory;
Alberta
Women's
Institutes
-
Collective
Memory
Repository
AU Digital Library; AU Digital Library
Copyright
For Private Study and Research Use Only; For Private Study and Research Use Only
Transcript
MRS.
H.
M.
EVERS
I
bring
out
his
capital
immediately
and
until
such
time
as their
capital
is
released
things
are
quite
difficult.
"'
There are
very
few
provinces
in
Canada
that will
supply
the
Dutch
settlers
with a
loan"
,
Mr.
Jensma
stated.
On her
arrival
here
Mrs.
Evers
i
was
astounded
at the
unusua1.
building
of the
city
and the
large
•
ields
of
wheat.
"
Of
course
we
have
wheat
too
, but
ours
is
only
a
small
country
so
we
have to be
very
economical
and not
spend
out
land
too
freely".
The
buildings
are
much
taller
and
narrower
,
especially
in the
cities.
Wood
is
very
expensive
so
most
of the
homes
are
built
of
brick
and
concrete
with
corrugated
steel
and
tile
roofs.
Give
True
Picture
In her
travels
across
the
country
Mrs.
Evers
hopes
she
can
lenrn
much
about
the
living
conditions
here and the
possibilities
for the
Dutch
settlers
so
when
she
re-
|
turns
to her
homeland
she will
b-
i
able
to
give
the
women
of
Holland
all
the
information
possible
and
prepare
them for their
great
adventure.
Mrs.
Evers
and her
family
reside
on a
150
acre
farm
in the
northern
part
of the
country.
Her
daughter
Tjaakje
is
a
teacher
in
home
economics
and her
son.
Luken
,
works
on the
farm.
Besides
serving
on the
immigration
board
she
is
a
member
of the
international
board
of the
YWCA;
the
international
Council
of
Women:
international
corporation
of
Dutch
Country
Wives:
the
international
organization
of the
Associated
Country
Women
of
thr
World:
and a
member
of the
Women's
Institutes.
She will
leave
on
Tuesday
for
Toronto
,
where
she will be
met
by
Mr.
W.
Blome.
who
is
with the
Netherlands
Immigration
Board
in
Ottawa.
A
doctor
declares
the
British
people
are
taking
10.000
,
000
aspirin
tablets
a
day.
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