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Abbotsford Post

Location

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 27, 1918

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Fruit Market Struggles With Sealer Shortage In Vancouver

Weather has favored fruit movement but buyers face a sealers shortage as Economy and Schrani tops remain scarce. A Seattle car arrival was delayed and export licenses were refused, curtailing shipments. Spokane and Calgary respond by adjusting sugar canning rules while housewives plan for the season’s end.

Vancouver Seattle U.S Charles Hebberd Washington State Jin Spokane

Sugar ration limits in Allied nations amid fruit harvest strains

Sugar allotments cap per person per month in England France and Italy, with France reporting record low stocks May 31. The shortage hampers fruit shipping including peaches, crabapples, plums and prunes, as uneven distribution affects Saskatchewan and Alberta producers.

England France Italy Saskatchewan Alberta

Week in Calgary Fruit Market Shows Steady Trade

The Calgary market reports strong fruit arrivals with generally good quality though some consignments show waste. Walhachia tomatoes excel while Summerland stock has green bases in ripe fruit. Prunes larger this year but some plum rot injures appearance. cherries peaches and plums affected by climate. Peaches decline, plums and prunes expected next week. McIntosh apples half ripe as markets slow on price. Local vegetables and potatoes remain active with second strawberries at several points about $6 per crate and Flemish Beauty pears wholesale at $3.50 per box.

Walhachia Marj Kets Bulletin

Matsqui Fair Promises Strong Exhibits At Annual Event

Items from Matsqui’s seventh annual fair highlight the Sed and Ash of October. Secretary Clarion Christianson and President T. J. Aish invite exhibitors to bring horses cattle and farm produce. Hon Darrow Minister of Agriculture expected to deliver opening address in Chilliwack district.

Clarion Christianson al Gilford J. Aish Matequi Darrow Chilliwack Matsqui Mission City Uar

Save Your Country with Thrift Patriotism

Canadian wartime call to thrift urges citizens to save and invest during hard times. It frames saving as true patriotism, arguing personal sacrifice strengthens the nation’s economy and buffers against postwar lows, with a focus on disciplined spending and capital for business.

Canada

Christmas Hamper Plan for Solplees Frontline Boys

Community groups in the Mragor Valley discuss a Christmas hamper drive to support the soldiers serving at the front. Local volunteers organize nearby collections and deliveries to boost morale during the holiday season.

Mragor Valley

Birthday party for Evelyn hosted by Mr and Mrs McMenemy

Mr and Mrs McMenemy gave a birthday party for Evelyn on Tuesday evening September 24 with a large gathering. About thirty young people played games and enjoyed a decorated table with a birthday cake and many presents. A stray English proverb closes the note.

Mrs. McMenemy Evelyn

Fraser Valley Mosquito District Proposed by Commission

The Fraser Valley mosquito control commission met in the council chamber with Reeve McCallum as chairman and W G Payne as secretary. A draft mosquito control order would create a district from New Westminster’s eastern edge to Chilliwack and Kent’s western boundary with ex officio road superintendents in charge of oil distribution. The Vancouver Board of Trade legal advisers will draft amendments for a concise measure, with Abbotsford eyed for the next meeting.

Fraser Valley Cowneil Reeve McCallum W.G Payne Asialint Vancouver Surrey Chilliwack Kent Tisdale Roeve Catherwood Vancouver Board of Trade Tisdall Dominion Department of Indian Affairs Abbotsford

Registration of U S Citizens at Vancouver Registrar Office

Inquiries to the Registrar Senate Vancouver seek whether any special forms exist for US citizen registration in Canada. No forms are provided. Respondents must state if already registered with the US consul, plus birth date address occupation marital status and other personal details.

Regstrar Senate Vancouver United States Canada Lennie Vancouver Block Iis United

Teutonic Forces Build Military Machine Allegations

A fragment discusses Teutonic peoples forming a vast military apparatus and being trained to deny themselves. It contrasts Allied nations where defense relies on individuals and notes a pattern of praise to God followed by perceived waste of blessings.

Eniail

Personal News And Community Events In Abbotsford

Local residents report travel for health and visits across Vancouver and nearby towns. Harvest festival plans at St. Matthews Church, with music including a Miss Hill solo. Red Cross fundraising closes with $63 from a dance and $8.40 from a sewing afternoon. Abbotsford Auxiliary notes a $5 subscription from Private C. W. Wallace of the 72nd Battalion Canadians.

Jack Mclean Mabel Nelson Vancouver Arthur Lamb Swift Law Ina Fraser Chrristina McPhee Hannah Fraser Chilliwack McMenemy Zeigler St. Matthews Church Hilland Mra MeMenemy Willbana Orange Lodge Alexandria Hall Whittaker Red Cross McGowan John McCallum

Weight of Potato Sacks and Regulation Enforcement

Government plans enforce sections of the Potato Inspector and Sale Act to ensure bag weights meet standards. Department of Nutriment and Dominion Fruit Inspector oversee compliance and penalties for underweight sacks. Potatoes offered in sacks under 60 pounds risk penalties. the peck is legally 16 inches, though actual weights vary.

Department of Nemeniture

German War Loan Subscriptions Hit Record 5279

The record number of subscribers to the German War Loan reached 5 279.00, compared with 3 289.000 to the British Loan, highlighting stronger German funding engagement amid wartime finance.

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