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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 16, 1915
Page
2
In a July 16, 1915 reflection the author asserts Canada gains prominence through its soldiers and resources. He argues British Empire support will back investments to develop Canada’s grain, minerals, and timber after the war, foreseeing capital flowing back to the dominion and prosperity for the province.
The piece argues Vancouver and British Columbia's urban success relies on strengthening ties with rural Fraser Valley farmers and fruit growers. It criticizes urban overemphasis on land speculation, urges coordinated development, fair trade relations, and a shared provincial economic future. The article emphasizes city country cooperation as essential to prosperity.
On the Westminster market the volume of supplies fell while last week’s brisk trade continued. Fraser Valley farmers focus on safe harvests, with a slim market predicted for weeks. Raspberry crates sold 1.25 to 2.00, red currants and blackberries at similar prices as meats dropped in availability and price. Chickens remained strong and ducks sold around 18 cents, butter and eggs held firm amid lower overall supply.
Mrs. Peck challenges Henry Peck in a quarrel asking if he is a man or a mouse. He retorts that if he were a mouse he would have her up on the table yelling for help.
A lady gives a departing servant a mixed appraisal noting she has served a year minus eleven months. The list praises her diligence at the door frugality and mindfulness while joking she is faithful to her lovers and honest when things vanish.
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