Provincial inquiry into British Columbia agriculture urged
The Abbotsford Post reports on the government appointing a commission to study agricultural difficulties in British Columbia. It advocates farmer organizations and selling co operatives to balance supply with demand and reduce costs. Mother's Day observances are noted across Canada and the United States, with reflections on home life and breadwinning fathers. The piece also discusses potato overproduction in the Fraser Valley and forecasts for better marketing through organized effort and educational outreach. Calgary film advertising and potential regional interest in moving pictures are mentioned, as well as Charles Tupper commenting on imperial matters and the hope for peaceful Anglo American ties through cooperation and unity.
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Weekly Market Shows Strong Demand For Ducks And Poultry
Brisk buying in a crowded market morning boosts poultry trade with ducks selling for 12 to 24 per dozen and 20 to 22 cents per pound for ducks, while turkeys, geese, and various meats hold firm. Fresh produce and fish prices vary. vegetables show weakness though cabbage and tomato plants are in demand amid large attendance from buyers and farmers alike.
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