Market Letter From Calgary on Fruit Trade and Prices
A Calgary market letter reports rising Titian Columbia Cross activity, with potatoes arriving in good condition and prices ranging from 36 to 45 dollars in the Okanagan Valley. Strawberries and blueberries see tight supply, peaches from the Pacific Coast arrive in strong volumes, and apples, plums, pears, cantaloupes, apricots, cucumbers, and tomatoes show varied market conditions and warns shippers to pack green to avoid losses.
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Minikcott & Savage
Calgary
Titian Columbia Cross
Carbole
Okanagan Valley
Washington
Oregon
Triumpha and Deweys
British Columbia
Frith
Naples
California
Pha
Express
Ontario
Railway state of produce and shipping notes
Adated stock and packing guidance for growers including onion color throat removal, storage and shipment by express. Prices for cabbage and beets noted with contention over carton weights and crowding in the market. Market conditions described as busy with existing stock moving at low cents per pound depending on quality.
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Hy. U
Lomita
Express
Cabitage
Market Regius Report From Calgary Trade Briefs
Market notes from Calgary report limited supply and rising prices as jobbers note strong demand and ships indicate shortages. Shipper views the market as tight with potential impact on rail and regional trade patterns.
Potatoes and fruit trade notes amid frost and market shifts
Market observers report frost damage delaying potato lots, with Winnipeg buyers seeking 80.00 per ton while Armstrong quotes 95.00 per ton for B C potatoes. Edmonion new crop priced around 4½ cents a pound delivered, and Washington shipments are sparse as farmers face yield concerns. Strawberry shipments from Mr. A C Pinner reach Vernon Fruit Co with demand strong and prices up to six dollars per crate.
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Abe
A.C. Pisner
Matate
Vernon Fruit Co
Potato dough recipe and insider note from Canada Food Board
A garbled instructive fragment discusses preparing a potato dough mix, boiling and mashing potatoes, adding lukewarm water and salt, then forming a dough to rise and bake. It credits the Canada Food Board and mentions avoiding boiled jaciets, with hints of timing and oven guidance. The text includes unclear names and phrases, reflecting OCR noise surrounding a food preparation note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Léques Rae
Canada Food Board Evory
Newcombe Proclamation on Soldiers Missing Duty in Canada
The Proclamation recalls Deputy Minster Newcombe’s appeal regarding members of Class T under the Military Service Act 1917 who have not reported for duty or deserted from the Canadian Expeditionary Force. It notes the aim to avoid penalties by offering a limited time to report, while stressing duty to defend the Dominion and obedience to the Order in Council of April 20.
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United Kingdom
Great Britain
Ireland
India
Sli
Glass
L. Newcombe
Canada
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Dominion of Canada
Paige
Victor Christian William, Duke,of
Anshire
Marquess of Hartington
Earl ‘of
Earl_of
Burlington
Cavendish Hardwicke
Cavendish of
Keighley
Order of the Garter
Privy Council
Government House
Ottawa
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Mission Garage
Mivnys
Michelin Re
Windebank
Mission City, 8.C
Uie Braser Valley
Prontie Bulletin
Regius
Bartlett
Vilkly
Fuera
Avidenad
Tor
Selenk
Wit
Qimantiiy Winnipay
Metro Uyirket
Wileh
Winnipeg
Reuaves Trois
L.g.u
Treherie
Bratt
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