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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
2
The Abbotsford Post urges investment in the Fraser Valley as key to steady growth. It notes cheap factory sites, low taxes, good living conditions, and strong transportation, predicting multiple new industries in central Fraser Valley within five years.
Dorothy Dix portrays the suffrage parade as a historic display uniting women across wealth, class, and profession. The piece celebrates the rise of the new woman, observes the injustice of denying voting rights to educated and powerful women, and casts the march as a pivotal moment for democracy and equality.
A vivid account of a suffrage march depicts women from all walks of life facing scrutiny as they demand political equality. The piece portrays the parade as a cross bearing and a turning point that awakens doubt about dismissing women's rights, promising enduring resolve and eventual victory for the movement.
The Lower Mainland Milk Producers Association calls interior shipping mills to join a farmer owned joint stock company in Vancouver to establish a cooperative selling agency and clearing house. They seek 60 cents per pound butter fat and plan house to house delivery if retailers refuse to pay more, with 75 percent consent needed to start organizing.
When freight rates from the Okanagan to Vancouver drop next month the market for Canadian grown fruit in the city should improve. About one third of last year’s US fruit value passed through Vancouver, with Wenatchee Yakima contributing heavily. A Vernon Vancouver rate cut from 1.80 to 1.50 per hundred aids Okanagan growers. Geo Calthrop leaves Halverson Matsqui to join Cooper Seldon Co Clayburn.
A terse public notice offers a method to build a home while paying rent. It directs readers to write A. E. Wilder at 422 Homer Street in Vancouver with money intended for building purposes to Joan.
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