Creston Review
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
issued: 2013-09-27
issued: 1913-06-13
description: All the News of the Creston District
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note: J, I,. .^r ^������������������ mmm sfsusm wmsa ���������%r^^.7,?^ff^^^^^w^^^OTi|ltP^?>i^l^>V5^5^iSif ���������������**������~ -.^r^* ��������� I ALL THE NEWS j J of the CRESTON I | DISTRICT | r������Mfc. ^-���������'-^i--.. Y*V ���������:������������������,.':-.r'.7.TT,:i,4.^,i^v^:r2.^j/fl :?Y-f?????Yp|li All Roads In East and West Kootenay Lead to Creston T-% T*^ r^ ''Tp S~\ \ T Y% T"? t 7 ^������ j jl v. ^> '' ' B SENT TO ANV1 ADDRESS FORJ I 92.O0 A YEARI No. 25, 5th Y^ar. CRESTON, B.C, FRIDAY- JUNE 13. 1913, 'Single: ?<^fi^|^| rlixiiv Few Facts About Beekeeping Given By L. Karris, Provincial Insi'ru- tor, of Vernon,B, C. O. J. Wigin, Marie Hagen and An- distad were Oreston callers Saturday , ������. ��������� ���������,, Y :; Harry Bathie of Fernie is spending a week at Duck Creek with his parents. M rs. Huehcrof t, who has been au the Cranbrook hospital seriously ill tor the last three weeks, arrived in Duck Creek Monday. Creston is one of the most favorable districts in the in- rior of British Columbia for carrying on, one of the most sciuating, interesting^ and profitable occupations that is nnected with fruit growing. Beekeeping has come to be recognised, by the fruit rower. He is realizing tho importance of having a good jupply of inseclSj in the immediate vicinity of his orchards uring fruit blossomingw He has realized that the honey bee 3 the "most valuable, and important, of all the insects, _or erforming the work of pollenning the flowers. He knows Ow the bees and other insects in the natural order of things," o from flower to flower, thus distributing'the pollen from the anthers "or male part of the blossom" to the stigma or fe- lale portion of the flower, thus enabling the Ovu_esuor seed [esieles" of .the emdryo fruit, to absord from the pollen the ecessary elements for the tiny fruits to develop into perfect pecimens. That is the work the insects perform. It has been und the bees do the best work along this line. It has been stimated by the best autho…
note: Print Run: 1909-1983 Frequency: Weekly
has type: Newspapers
spatial: Creston (B.C.)
is shown at: 10.14288/1.0173214
language: English
lat: 49.0975
long: -116.5130560
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: Creston, B.C. : Creston Printing and Publishing Co.
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