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Abbotsford Post

Location

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 12, 1918

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Women On The Land Army Took On Heavy Farm Work

Mrs G Kenworthy reports women doing milking, hoeing, calf feeding, fruit picking, and other tasks on the land army. They earn about 5.60 dollars per week, receive government clothing subsidies, and must serve a year. Major Kenworthy is unavailable, Pte Charlie Reed has returned from the front and is in Mission City.

Land Army Kenworthy Fbrry W. QO Charlie Reed Mission City

Death of Berry Pickers Looms Over District Harvest

Rain showers boost raspberries but reveal a shortage of pickers. Mr Gaker of Empress Manufacturing notes a district-wide lack of labor, risking unpicked acres and shipping delays. Mail and long-distance recruiting efforts are underway to fill routes and ensure a full crop.

Gaker Empress Manufacturing Company Ujey Tae

Parkhurst Pushes Broad Blacklist to Aid Russian Women

Mrs Parkhurst calls for a comprehensive blacklist of jac ilts to protect and assist Russian women. The proposal seeks swift emergency action and public support in relief efforts.

Honey Crop Will Be Shale In Fraser Valley

An apiarist at Cloverdale says lower Fraser Valley honey crops will be among the smallest on record due to dry weather and smoke from fires. He notes last year yielded about 7500 pounds from forty colonies, while this year’s crop is expected to fail unless rain restores nectar for clover and other blooms.

Fraser Valley Cloverdale Win Robertson Orangemen BC. 8. R Bates Matéqui Boyd Eby Bellingham McMen Gatley Gughferd McGowan Mr. Alanson Abbotsford Knitting Club Thomas J. McMurphy Huntingdon White Rock McGarva Musselwhite Bingham Ranch Wys Road Gillis Place Binghams

Milking Machine Purchases Reported in Local Trade

A local buyer, Tolinson, purchased a milking machine recently and reports it has operated satisfactorily for about ten days despite cold weather. He invites customers to inspect the machine during suitable morning or evening hours to verify its performance.

Braver Valley Chaos Nolinson Misgioh-Hatzie Milkinai Las Mr. Tolinson Ling Charlo Maoro Dale

Negotiating Bodies Set Troop Movements in Hastings Park

Negotiations between the Vancouver Island Association and higher command have halted removal of battalion troops from Hastings Park. The Tat Depot battalion will remain in place while the forth voyage exhibition proceeds, with no transfer to New Westminster.

Relslot Ihaliusur Vancouver Llowl -Gal Muntiaambert Ofreer Uagtigs New Westminster Hastings Park

Chautauqua Says Goodbye Invites Mission Folk Next Year

The event closes with a farewell on Monday evening inviting Mission folk to plan for Summas next year, signaling preparation and community outreach.

Chautauqua Mission Folkso

Ventilator cars debated for strawberry shipments in the valley

The Valley trade press discusses shipping perishable fruit by ventilator or Line cars, noting prior failures and arguing Market Commissioner should favor growers. It critiques mixed-car practices, emphasizes fruit damage risk, and urges better car selection and cooler handling to protect strawberries. The issue extends to prairie tomato markets and calls for stricter broker oversight by the Food Board through the Customs House to stabilize prices and minimize losses.

M.C Cale Pately Marcet Coant Willcover Casey Mississippi Prairies Vancouver Wil Pood Board Customs House Food Board The

Personal notices from Vancouver to Victoria region friends

Mrs. Ben Nelson and others travel to Vancouver with Mrs. Nixon. Various visits and social events noted in Victoria and area towns. Raspberry social planned for July 19 at Mr. Mc Menemy’s with several residents hosting guests and attending gatherings.

Ben Nelson Evelyn Reida Vancouver Nixon Nixton Mathews Victoria McMenemy Alf, King and Mies Rine Alanson Crescent Wilmer Longfellow Bellingham Merndale Seattle Presbytery Ocean Park Alex. McCallum Win Robertson J. L. Miller Clayburn Fraser Aldergrove Vanetta

New Bridge Across Vedder River Opens to General Preview

The new bridge over the Vedder river at Vedder crossing nears opening for General Wies0ine Limé. It connects both banks and sits upstream of the former bridge, which was destroyed last December when flooding washed away much of the roadway from the Chilliwack side.

Trafic Niidre Vedder

Matsqui gravel plant powered by electricity at Clayburn

The Matsqui council operates a modern gravel plant that runs on electricity. It features bunkers with a 200 yard capacity and is located at Clayburn.

Matsqui Council Clayburn

Road around Nicomen Island bridged after washout repair

A damaged section around Nicomen Island has been bridged restoring the road near McLean's. The area is described as back to a first class shape, with warnings to expect mosquitoes and related issues in the vicinity.

Nicomen Island McLean

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