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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 14, 1919
Page
2
The article argues farmers suffer from fragmented buying and selling, urging cooperative organization to stabilize prices and extend market reach. It condemns ad hoc schemes, cites potential provincial tariff schemes, and stresses community spirit, farmer unity, and support from officials to create fair pricing for produce.
Disjointed text hints at a public figure or group amid confusion. Mentions of hospitals, aid, and a leading entity imply a crisis or investigation context with uncertain outcomes and a call for support or explanation.
Hatzie Items Kira and F Pakenham of New West attended a social visit at Mit and Eguson over Sunday. Mike Hodgson was nine miles the canal on Saturday. O Fisher of Vancouver and Mildred Fisher, with friends Marcia and Iris, spent Sunday with Yas Stalin Fisher. Mr Arthur Fitch has recovered after illness. Mr M I Shoot conducted business Friday. Noble is seriously ill with Alive Meliwen of Powell River visiting. The We PLOW GSTS committee discussed for the week’s events and institute tables planned for Tuesday June. Mr Jack Methwen rode to toast on Thursday. Mr Heary was in Vancouver on business Saturday. A E Dann expects to be about town after a long spell of work with Mrs Mika Ivy Tonry of Abbotsford was under parental supervision. Billy McTaggart received his discharge and plans farming at White Cottage.
Misson Prohibitionists stir local politics while health trips and meetings impact activity. Principal selects January class leaders led by Ida Bentley and Raith Wingrove for Senior Fourth and Wat. Crossman. Junior leaders include Pourti-shyrrel Wells and Wm. Lee Dean. Epidemic disrupted teaching. some results unavailable.
Mr. W. Be. McTaggart, once a worker commissioner and a known Mission figure, has been appointed editor of The B. OQ. Farmer in Vancouver. He has just returned from overseas.
The War Savings Sacrots program encourages collective saving by groups to bolster individual resolve. A charter from the War Savings Committee enables organizations like the Daughters of the Empire and Red Cross to form War Savings Societies. Schools, factories, and businesses are urged to participate with no cost to join and the potential to pay strong dividends.
Fragmented OCR text describes a historical remedy labeled maid to prime specific cures for throat trouble and chest issues. It references a panacea, a poultice, and various cautions about risks and ineffectiveness. The text mentions Britain and Ganaila in a partly garbled form and hints at consumer warnings.
Mra Robertson attended the Mindatary convention in New Westminster on Wednesday and Thursday, meeting attendees and discussing community events during the two day visit.
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