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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
2
Inspector Loveday outlines required pack sizes and methods for berries and stone fruits in the Lower Mainland. Emphasizes level-full pre shipments, proper tiering, and rejection of damaged or undersized fruit to maintain consumer trust and market competitiveness.
President G. Q. Buchanan of the Associated Boards of Southwestern British Columbia urged rapid agricultural credit measures at the annual convention. He called for provincial government action to implement last session’s credits legislation and expand land development to boost employment and farming efficiency amid wartime needs.
Hon W J Roche aims to link science and industry by creating a Forest Products Laboratory of Canada under the Dominion Forestry Branch. The bulletin on treated wood block paving outlines results from Europe the United States and Canada and shows methods for improving wood use in paving. Residents may obtain a free bulletin from the Director of Forestry Ottawa.
At a meeting of the Political Equality League of British Columbia last week, New Westminster, officers for the year were elected. On motion, the group will abandon politics for the present and devote time to relieving distress, with no new works planned. The ladies are commended for this service.
Friday market displays showed near full demand across fruits and vegetables with strawberries scarce and prices steady. Poultry and pork sold briskly as fish and produce prices varied, with notable activity in geese, ducks, chickens, and small pigs amid variable weather impact.
On Thursday evening last the term for the Cooking School and the Manual Training School closed with a public showing attended by many parents. The cooking by the young ladies impressed mothers with its neat presentation, while the manual training produced attractive articles fit for any household. Mission City takes pride in having the institution as part of its education system.
The city of Rossland pays 34 dollars 50 cents for each pole uniform. The National Pole Company is stocking nearly 10 000 poles at Robson. In the Cranbrook district about 500 trees are engaged in the woods and mill work.
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