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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
3
The dairy farmer plans for a bigger milk harvest, focusing on seed, labor saving tools, silos and better stables. The piece urges testing dairy cows and keeping records to identify which cows convert feed to milk cheaply, ensuring every cow pays a profit.
A regular Matgqui School Board session met at Gifford on a Wednesday after noon in March with the full board present and the chairman presiding.
Minutes show motions approved to forward school gardening plans to the Elementary Education director. Pratt empowered to fence Bradner site. Matsqui not liable for portion of Huntingdon improvements. new flagpole bid and first flag raising planned. Tenders for wood to be sought. January 28 minutes adopted. salaries approved. Next meeting at Gifford on last Wednesday in April at 3 p.m.
A provincial plan proposes splitting Matsqui into two municipalities and lists acreages for many towns. It notes Abbotsford's projected size and details total provincial municipal indebtedness and land areas, including Vancouver and Langley as comparators.
Sir Richard McBride travels to London to back provincial railway financing at lower rates than New York bids. He also aims to arrange capital to launch the Agricultural credits scheme, hoping for British investment in the P G & B and a favorable reception for Agricultural Aid Bonds.
Vernon News surveys a tight contest as Dr. K C MacDonald seeks Liberal support and Basil Gardom runs as an independent. Mayor Polson backs the Liberals, while Mr Huison stands as the Conservative nominee ready to fight for victory in North Okanagan.
The writer expresses satisfaction with the district fruit industry on a solid business footing and stresses shared interest in farmers challenges. Attends to marketing difficulties and urges everyone to support BC produce and boost local fruit and vegetables in the province.
The article argues for a direct grower to retailer system on prairies and coast to cut middleman costs. It warns that failure could collapse cooperation as many growers threaten to cancel contracts unless a policy to guarantee a minimum price and direct sales is adopted. Newsático.
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