Obituary Notice for Mrs Spek Abe Spek
Beloved wife Spek Abe Spek, age 39, died at 39 Street 429 after a hospital search on March 24 1935. Funeral details and further information to follow.
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John
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1935
Page
8
Local notes on taxes concerts and community events
Snow delays linger in Ontario while Guelph reports uncollected taxes. The Pergus temperance meeting and Acton band concerts highlight community life as warmer weather draws travelers. Brampton Hydro shows a surplus and the year ends with audit notices and omissions in local reporting.
Peach trees harmed by oak and hickory pests in Canada
A Dominion Entomological laboratory study in Vineland Ontario shows three oak and hickory plant bugs migrate to nearby peach trees in June. They puncture fruit causing scars and unmarketable fruit, with severe impact near oak and hickory trees. The tarnished plant bug also injures nursery peach trees by puncturing buds, leading to bushy, inferior growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
British Isles
Canada
Dominion Entomological Laboratory
Vineland Station
Ontario
Niagara
Kerrs List Of Bales And Implements Auction
Auction notices list items including bales, implements, and farm stock. Events occur on April dates with locations such as York Road Heehpolhousy Yarm and Wumies Mallu Acton. Executors’ sale of late T. A. Jackson is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyson Rat
Jobn Tig
Orlow
Barui
Huntle
Erin
T. A. Jackson
Hughway No. 7
York Road
Oakville Orange Lodge Celebrations Planned for July
Arrangements are complete for the District Orange Lodge events in Oakville set for July 12. A dog bite incident involved Gus Walsh’s small pup attacked by a Boston terrier owned by Arthur F. Hillmer. A non-support charge against Vernon Sharpe of Trafalgar Township was dismissed before Magistrate L. J. Bul. Two cars driven by N. Carter and W. Anderson collided at Dunn and Church streets with no injuries. An egg mixup occurred when Miss D. Wells of Toronto, riding with William Danks, had crates of eggs in a crash near Trafalgar and Dundas highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Lodge
Oakville
Gus Walsh
Arthur EF. Hillmer
Star
Trafalgar
Sharpe
L. J. C. Bul
N. Carter
W. Anderson
Dunn and
Church ‘Streets
D. Wells
Toronto
Dundas Highway
Eand
Georgetown News and Society Notes Opened by Gilbert MacLean Show
Gilbert Dilly known as Gilbert MacLean sings weekly on OKOO Hamilton at 8 45 pm. A chimney fire on Glen road near Myr Darvell’s was put out by firemen. Mrs Hugh Black, recently discharged from Guelph Hospital, returned home. Engagement announced for Helen Rosamond Georgetown to John Kenneth Hamilton. Golden Star Lodge Brampton with W H Thompson visited Orion Lodge Y O FL and conferred second degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Dilly
Georgetown
OKOO
Hamilton
Gilbert MacLean
Myr
Darvell’s
Glen Road
Hugh Black
Guelph
Tve
Ness
Mir
Lawrence Burt
Ontario
Helen
Rosamond
John ‘Kenneth Hamilton
Henry Hamilton
Carll
Golden Star Lodge
Sf Brampton
W. H. Thompson
Orion Lodge
Notice to Creditors of Cordilla Sayers Estate Acton
Notice to creditors of Cordilla Sayers widow of Acton Ontario dated March 21 1935 requires claims with full names addresses and details. Executors Andrew Murray and George Herbert Brown will distribute assets after April 23 1985 and are not responsible for undisclosed claims. Solicitor H N Palmer Acton Ontario attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordila Bayers
Tata
Acton
Denchpoom
Andrew John Murray
George’ Herbert ‘Brown
H. N. Palmer
Ontario
Cream and Custard Pies in Home Desserts
A Dominion Department of Agriculture guide lists several cream and custard pie recipes suitable for use when seasonal fruit is scarce. It includes detailed steps for Cream Pie with meringue, Chocolate Cream Pie, Coffee Cream Pie, Butter Scotch variations, Fruit Cream Pie with dates and fruit, and assorted Custard Pies such as Yellow Custard and Caramel Custard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Pollow
Clover Beatey
Walt
Roy
Brooding Chicks and Feeding Practices from Dominion Station
Observations from Dominion Experimental Station Lennoxville Quebec show the cool burning brooder stove with an adaptable colony house yields economical success. After hatching chicks stay in incubator until dry, then brooder warmth for 24 hours, with temperature 100 to 110 degrees near the hover. Feeding requires grain, vegetable, animal, and mineral mixes plus clean water, with a recommended starter blend and oyster shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Lennoxyillot Que
Theo
Letters to the Editor and Community Notes From Montreal
The letter column invites signed submissions on public interest topics and local life. Readers discuss courtesy, Montreal residents Horace Nelson and Lloyd Kenney, maple syrup production and a long-ago kettle process, ship traffic to Montreal via the Lachine Canal, and the bustle of foreign freight as the canal and harbor handle spring trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tte
Moon
Paris
Montreal
Acton
Horace Nelson
Lloyd Kenney
Joy Leslie
Lachine
Salmon Run Brightens New Brunswick Fisheries Outlook
A Dominion Fisheries report notes a very large Atlantic salmon run in New Brunswick spawning streams last season with many fish reaching spawning beds. Landings of salmon and trout were higher in 1934, water conditions favorable, and anglers caught over 48 000 pounds of salmon with rods. Commercial production totaled 7 250 cwt valued at 51 650 dollars. Fishermen in camps and equipment investments approach two million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Dominion Departant of Fisheries
Cport
Canadian Poultry Appreciated for Quality and Grading
A reprinted note from The Trade Gazette discusses Canadian turkeys and chickens, praising government supervision and accurate marking. It notes Canadian ducks matching U S quality, with superior packing and gradings, and expects continued demand and possible market leadership in poultry imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pbde Trades Gazette
London
England
Marehand
Stucce
United States
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Abd Mr
McBain
Quelph
Ontario Reformatory
Duncan Campbell
Hastern “Ganades Live
McGibbon
Pergus
Brampton Hydro
Auditors
Purr Pars
Citzens
Acton Citizens’ Band
Edna Robson
Acton Girl Guides
Ist
Knox Young People's Meeting
Ethel Franklin
Ko. Kerr
Neighborhood News
Pollon
Ocean Tickets
Fred.l. Wright
Baby
Papillon & Duval
W. Scoll
McHale
B. D. Rachlin
Frank de Guerre Manufacturing
Haa
Clankave
West Toronto
Chas. L. Beatty
Elliott Bros
Ise
Cial
Hinton’s
Acton Ontario
Hydro
Acton Public Utilities Commission
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