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Abbotsford Post

Location

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Oct 30, 1914

Page

2

Fraser Valley marketing problem and farming prosperity

A Fraser Valley editorial argues for a cooperative marketing agency to boost farmer income, critique middlemen, and ensure producers receive full value for fruit and vegetables. It cites Mission City Poultry Association and Maple Ridge United Farmers as successful models, cautions against urban indifference, and urges action before European war terms shift.

Varlona Fraver Valley Thorn Fraser Valley Ctiah League Thtis Smith Poultry Association Mission City Aikenhead United Farmers of Maple Ridge

Small Investors Urged to Buy Shares at $10 Each

The statement notes shares of the new company at 50 and 20 percent or $10 down, with a presumption that at least one share will be sold to an individual. It questions whether $10 is affordable for many, including fruitgrowers, and suggests arranging terms so that “little fellows” can participate.

Liberal party factions in Vancouver weigh unity after rift

A Vancouver column reports Liberal figures like Hon Joseph Martin and Ralph Smith considering their future as allies within the same fold despite past disputes. The piece questions the roles of Bob Kelly Senator Templeman and S. B. Davin, suggesting a party housecleaning could reshape provincial politics and influence Martin’s standing.

Heahha Martin Mos Josgul Vancouver 3UN B. C Joseph Martin Liberal Party Joseph Smith Curtis Bob" Kelly Liberal Canada Lambsa Templeman B. Davin

Fraser Valley helps east with free land produce shipment

Local generosity from the Fraser Valley ships agricultural products to the east free of charge, aiding the needy. The act is praised as noble and enduring, with gratitude felt in Vancouver and beyond for this charitable effort.

Fraser Valley Vancouver

New Municipal Act debate at British Columbia convention

Seventy seven delegates attended the opening session of the annual convention of the Union of British Columbia Municipalities. The discussion centered on the new Municipal Act with strong criticism of Lieut Governor powers.

Union British Columbia J.T. Robinson Crawford Kamloops McDiarmond McQuarrie New Westminster Alderman Woodside Vancouver Woodside Baird Veooman Ranquille Sanatorum Unie Dutcher

Vancouver Liberal Association weighs stance on Jos ep Martin return

Ralph Smith, former Martin opponent and president of the Vancouver District Liberal Association, is asked by friends to clarify his position on Martin rejoining the Liberal camp, aiming for a united party stand amid ongoing political tensions.

Vancouver Sun Ralph Smith Josep Martin

Liberal unity and policy drift in British Columbia discussed

A Vancouver Liberal leader defends party unity and policy, noting differences with Mr Martin. He cites shifts toward reduced farm and mining duties and greater British preference, while stressing Liberal freedom of opinion, absence of a boss, and faith in reform through broad Liberal principles. He urges true Liberals to settle differences and unite for electoral success.

Liberal Party Martin Smith Wilfrid Launer House of Commons Mr. Martin British Columbia Vancouver England Didi Publc

Wild Ducks on the Market at New Westminster Market

The New Westminster weekly market reported brisk activity with about 50 braces of wild ducks sold at various prices. Mallards brought 1.25 per brace, widgeon 60 cents, teal 35 cents, and smallards 50 cents each. Prices for poultry and related goods, eggs, butter, cream, and vegetables were listed with stationary or varying rates.

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