The Making Of Honey Marketing Pool Concepts
The article argues that basic economic principles govern all commodity pool co operatives regardless of product. It notes perishability shapes marketing challenges from fruits to wheat, and that skilled sales staff at each pool directorate manage these issues while acknowledging honey as a test case. It cites Hon. H. C. Wallace as a notable agricultural leader in the Harding era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Marketing Association
H. C. Wallace
Harding
Edwards
Land Act Amendments and Honey Marketing Discussion
The article outlines Crown land pre emptions for British subjects and aliens seeking land for agricultural use, with application steps and required improvements. It also covers grazing and purchasing provisions, plus a lengthy discussion on honey marketing, advertising strategies, and market extension through time place and use, citing Sapiro and Greenwood and recommending further reading.
Hard Time Dance At Sayward
The Agricultural Fair Board held a successful Hard-Time Dance on November 26. A guessing contest offered a cash prize tied to the mail boat time. Mrs. Turner of Victoria and James Conners shared the prize after the courier time was announced. Local comedian James Edward entertained with old time songs, supper was served at ten, followed by dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayward
Agricultural Fair Board
Turner
Victoria
James Conners
James Edward
Inverness Visitor Reunites With Family in Canada News
Headquarters Mrs Fraser of Inverness Scotland has visited her daughters in the States for six months and is now with her son J C Fraser. Mrs R S Patrick and her two sons from Portland Ore visited last week. Joe Parkin, farming at Comox, returns home to his parents. Alvin Parkin returns from Port Neville. John Anderson, at Cowichan Lake since early summer, holidays with his sister Mrs Martsell. Mr and Mrs Dalby travel to Vancouver for the golden wedding of Mrs Dalby’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
Inverness
Scotland
States
J. C. Fraser
Patrick
Portland
Ore
Joe Parkin
Comox
Alvin Parkin
Port Neville
John Anderson
Cowichan Lake
Martsell
Mrs. Dalby
Vancouver
Comox School Rankings Report November Results
The Comox school lists November standings with Grade II showing Connie Holmes first and Bertram Smith first in Grade II The Grade IV winner is Rachel Hull with Lance Rossiter second Grade V begins with a first place unknown student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Holmes
Bertram Smith
Rachel Hull
Lance Rossiter
Student winners listed in class grade results
Pip Opler second and Bertha Daniels top Grade VI. Kathleen Billa second Eleanor Ball Grade VII first Douglas Farl alrn second David Guthrie Grade VIII first Beatrice McCann second Margaret Knight tallies of pupil placements across grades one through eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pip Opler
Bertha Daniels
Kathleen Billa
Eleanor Ball
Douglas Falralrn
David Guthrie
Beatrice McCann
Margaret Knight
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. M. Swan
Reqhiest
Department of Lands
B.C
Coast Range
Land Commissioner
Land Recording Division
Amberland
United States
Ducer
Wallace
Avant
Greenwood
Sapiro
California Orange Growers' Co-Operative
Iking George Hotel
Cumberland
W. Merrifield
Prop
Santa Claus
Cas
SHE Manufacturers’ Agency
MacKenzie & Partridge
Cumberland, B.C
Riley
David Hunden
Henderson's
E. L. Saunders
P.P. Harrison, M.L.A
Courtenay
Cumberland Hotel
Star Livery Stable
Alex, Maxwell
Cumberland, B. C
Royston Lumber Co. Limited
England
Denmark
Halifax
BE. W. Bickle
C. F. Earle
Victoral
Armstrong, Enderby
Kelowna
Penticton
Summerland
Vernon
Mainland Coast
Vancouver Island
B. C. Telephone Company
Peter McNiven
Cumberland Phone
Mr. Potter
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