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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1917
Page
2
The Abbot Sf ord Post weekly issue notes Friday publication by Wie Kost Publistsane Woupaty. It is a weekly journal serving Ain Twintsford and district with advertising rates and political stance. Editor and proprietor J. A. Bates leads the paper.
The piece accuses Sir Wilfred Laurier of lifelong liberal posturing for Britain while secretly embracing anti-British racialism in Quebec. It claims forty years of masquerading as a British patriot have ended, revealing a narrow bias and hostility to Britain.
The article outlines bee colony division and nucleus formation as a learning process for beginners. It notes that, ideally, queen rearing occurs in late summer to early autumn with slow honey flow, suggesting August and September in many Canadian localities. It warns against early or late queen introduction during robbing season and emphasizes careful timing with nectar sources like goldenrods and buckwheat.
The article argues cars raise business efficiency and personal well being. It cites salesmen expanding reach, professionals serving patients at bedside, and farmers using cars for timely transport. It notes highway networks from Hope to Kamloops enabling travel and economic activity in the region.
War year focus on maximizing honey while expanding bee colonies for next season. Build nuclei from brood to ensure strong colonies, avoid losses from crowding and robbing, use queen excluders and staged transfers to control swarming and preserve brood. Maintain practical steps to secure honey crop and future production.
The article notes the opening of the Kettle Valley railway extending across the region. It highlights the scenic beauty of Oregon country and the rail line as a major transportation development, marking a significant improvement in regional access and travel.
A garbled OCR fragment presents scattered words and names including references to people and places. The readable content is sparse and lacks a coherent narrative or clear events.
Fragmentary message indicates a missing pager and a later call to the Wii office. The writer mentions not being there and refers to a spare baren before. Details are unclear and names or dates are not provided.
Friday Mr Phillips appeared before the cadi on a charge linked to permitting his sheep to read in front of Mr Criss's home. J C McIntyre and Pred Hunter sat on the case while A M Ver chere defended Phillips. Evidence was offered and expenses and fencing of the farm were discussed. Aulel M Wells of Seattle faces conspiracy allegations against U S authorities.
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