28 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1918
Page
1
Readable fragments describe a set of labeled character sketches or delinations with themes of temperament, self control and duty. Names and details appear in quotes and placeholders with references to soldiers and prisoners of war. the text mixes evaluative traits and purported type designations.
The Minister of Agriculture, Hon. T.A. Crerar, announces renewed cooperation with the Canadian Bankers Association to offer cash prizes for calves and pigs exhibited by boys and girls under 17 in each district. The program, tied to farm credit and livestock promotion, seeks wide participation and public interest, with entries to be judged on values and weights.
The notice urges prompt action to secure copies of the rules and other details. Full information on the competition can be obtained from the manager of any branch bank in the locality where the fair is held.
The Canada Food Board requires license numbers appear on all letterheads contracts invoices and advertisements. Advertisements missing the license number or the licensed name violate law. The rules apply to grocers wholesalers retailers manufacturers and other listed trades with enforcement dates forthcoming.
The plan advises Calgary shipments from Venser Valley on specific days to prevent arrivals on busy nights. Schedule aims to avoid Tuesday and Thursday peak periods, with shipments shifted to Wednesday and Sunday windows for smoother delivery.
A note states A. Margitt of Hargit Motors Limited has just received another shipment related to Ford vats. It mentions Joe as a hustler toy selling cars and ponders how he does it.
Ridgedale Red Cross workers shipped items to Vancouver Central Depot including socks, stretcher-caps, households, face cloths, pyjamas, and towels. Registration day refreshments featured strawberries and cake with raffled quilt raising funds for the Red Grass material fund. Visitors include Mrs. Neeley of Tacoma and Miss Greenwood of Bellingham. Miss Page resignations noted. L. Kelso registered on Saturday 22nd.
Delegates from multiple districts debate a proposed new act shaping municipal boundaries and urban governance. The editorial-executive plan aims to outline altered conditions for urban and rural areas, with expected disruption to current councils and utility arrangements as sessions continue.
Mrs J Bing visits her mother Bs Foor in Vancouver for two weeks then travels to the coast to volunteer. News of social gatherings includes Mrs Gailey coordinating repairs by Vancouver Lite Reeling Co, a Ladies Aid Society meeting, and parties hosted by Mrs Alupson and Miss Musclow. Numerous visits from Vancouver, Victoria, and Bellingham residents are noted, with a school teachers contest and a WGP social event reporting a successful strawberry social and annual convention delegation events.
The Chinese premier told the Daily Mail that the rising situation demands immediate caution. He stated China does not want the Soviet in China and would welcome European help, mentioning a possible 40 000 to 50 000 Europeans, while noting obstacles from a contested regional landscape. Mr James Gillon was at Missa City last week Whiting on Wisesos.
A dated plea urges Fraser Valley and Ole Growers to unite under district organization. The message criticizes current selling practices, notes price regulation by buyers, and claims shared rules would bring stability. It emphasizes confidence, loyalty, and coordinated packing standards to improve market power.
A garbled market note explains the last car of Malate fruit arriving Tuesday was sold at $1.40 per case by a trader named Thursing. Another car on order is nearly spoken for, with freight and box costs noted. Bar growers may find the price and limited supply of BUDDIY products relevant.
Registration day passed with little activity as locals reported a calm morning. Officials noted standard checks and minimal queueing, with turnout consistent with prior years.
Mrs. Murrntt asserts she did not veer her car into Mr. Morgan's garage and denies lax road standards. She emphasizes careful driving and strictness on road safety, urging a firmer assessment of fault and accountability.
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