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Abbotsford Post

Location

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 13, 1923

Page

2

Break the farmer and the fret grower call for fair farming policy

The Abbottsford Post laments harsh treatment of food producers in the Fraser Valley. It argues for relief for farmers facing high sugar costs and market manipulation, criticizes rail inroads of foreign produce, and urges better support, roads, and cooperative marketing to attract young men to farming. It also questions law enforcement consistency and stresses maintaining British order.

Jim Fraser Valley Department of Agriculture Hanrt Dyking Prairies

Enforce Laws Drift In Fraser Valley Councils

A Fraser Valley Record excerpt laments lax enforcement of by laws and provincial statutes by councils across the valley. It argues many authorities enact rules but fail to enforce them, noting repeated reform calls and the need for wise administration to uphold the law.

Counel Almrost Mraser Valley Lily

Prairie and Ontario Crops Marked by Good Growing Conditions

The Bank's Branch Managers report generally favorable crop prospects across Canada with ample moisture and healthy growth. hail damage noted in Southern Alberta and parts of Manitoba, while Ontario, Quebec, and Maritime Provinces show good to excellent potential. hay and pasture are strong in most districts, though raspberries and cherries face below-average yields in some regions.

Dominion Prairie Provinces al- Herta Manitoba Ontario Quebec Maritime Provinces Prairie Alberta Edmonton Calgary Olotoky Ana High River Lethbridge High River Raymond Susimon Regina Winnipeg

Canning Quality Standards Outlined for Vegetables and Fruit

Dominion Department of Agriculture outlines standard grades for canned goods. It defines fullness, syrup types, and label requirements, including Fancy Quality and Second Quality for vegetables and fruit, with size codes and net weight rules.

Mette Vray Dominion Department of Agriculture

Old Fort Site to be Bought Langley Prairie

Judge Howay of New Westminster to address Langley Board of Trade meeting on July 19 about restoring the old Hudson's Bay Fort on the Fraser River. The group considers purchasing the site for a future park with Historic Sites Board repairs, while heirs of the Main Estate are approached for a price.

Langley Prairie Judge Howay New Westminster Langley Board of Trade Howay Histore Litex Board of Canada Hudsons’s- Hay Mraser River Manictwality Lock Board Historic Sites Board Fraser River Mainy

Regional Market Report Shows Little Change in Demand

TEGINA ae ea REGINA July 5 market update notes weather steadiness and a softening in city and country demand for new fruit. Strawberries arrive in part shipments and Salmon Arm berries are now on market. Potatoes and vegetables arrive. some shipments of times are overripe and fetch low prices. Gooseberries and cranberries show small arrivals with various regional car lots listed.

Regina Salmon Arm D.C B. C Man B.C

Fruit and vegetable market update from Edmonton

Edmonton reports a steady flow of cars carrying strawberries and raspberries, with supply meeting demand. California small fruit and new vegetables arrive, including cantaloupes in weekend stock, while onions and cabbage stay in from California and Washington. apples sell well as old stock clears.

Edmonton L.c.l California B. C Washington

Oregon Logansberry Growers Co operative organized

Salem Oregon July 7 with over 100 growers and 620 acres the Oregon Logansberry Growers Co operative exchange was organized for self protection. Cannery buyers are altering low prices. growers will receive nothing below five cents on the vines. Logged shipments will be made last and if a good demand is established it will stimulate the lime market and force bids upward. Tonnage is estimated at 1200 to 7600 tons about 50 cars will be marketed fresh.

Salem Ore Oregon Logansberry Growers Co-operative Exchange

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