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The notice outlines subscription pricing at 2.00 per year in advance with details on address changes and cancellations. It sets advertising rates: 12 cents per line for legal notices, 10 cents per line for readers ads, 5 cents extra for black face type, 10 cents minimum for Coming Attractions, and 1 cent per word for small advertisements with a 25 cent minimum. It notes free reporting of meetings and limits liability for errors unless a signed proof is requested.
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United States
Free Press
Halton Rep Blakelock Targets Waste in Ontario Legislature
The Halton representative Blakelock delivered a pointed critique in the Ontario Legislature. He criticized government expenditures and political patronage in Halton, urging scrutiny of appointive practices for the Clerk of the Surrogate Court. He also discussed Hydro matters and Oakville power cycle changes.
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Halton
Ontario
Blakelock
Oakville
Let the People Decide Premier Henry and Senator Meighen
The piece argues for an Ontario election this year to resolve criticisms of the Henry administration over power bonds. It urges Premier Henry to face the people, defend his actions before a tribunal or at the ballot box, and asserts that the public verdict is the only satisfactory resolution.
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Henry
Meighen
Ontario
Heniry
Ontario Rural Hockey Association grows with rural clubs
The London Free Press notes rapid expansion of the Ontario Rural Hockey Association from a Blair Waterloo initiative in 1930 to about 50 affiliated teams and 7000 players by 1932. Clubs are joining fast and the group is seen as a major booster for amateur sport across Ontario.
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London Free Press
Ontario Rural Hockey Association
Lorne Johannes
Blair
Waterloo County
The
Free Press
Ontario
Growth of Urban Population in Canada 1867 to 1931
Census figures show a shift from rural to urban living in Canada from 1867 to 1931. Urban residents rose to 53.7 percent while rural declined to 46.3 percent. actual farm dwellers account for about 31.7 percent, with a noted return to farming under way.
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Canada
Confederation
Canadian Government Bureau of Statistics
Local sketch contest weighs public opinion on participants
Editorial notes discuss how local individuals are judged by public opinion as part of a public sketch contest. The piece clarifies there is no scandal, only community guessing and playful evaluation of local contributors.
Bennett Urges Confidence In Public Men In Toronto Address
Premier urges trust in public figures during Toronto address noting tariff debates and Roosevelt's openness to lower tariffs. Auditors report passed by Acton Council as residents prepare to study upcoming city financials and Life Insurance Week is announced. Ontario Hydro plans cheaper power and praise for Barrie Examiner's awards capped by hope for broader energy benefits.
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Toronto
Bennett
Canada
Acton
Ontario Hydro Commission
Ontario
Judge rules against widow in graft case over funds
Judge J. T. Mulcahy of Pembroke awarded $1,715 to the Mothers' Allowance Commission in a case where a widow claimed destitution but proved to have over $15,000 in cash and bonds. She had received $35 monthly since December 1928, and the ruling demands disgorgement and suggests severe punishment for graft.
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J. T. Mulcahy
Pembroke
Mothers’ Allowance Commission
Barrie Examiner
Dreamlike ramble on jig-saws afghans and repairs
A diary style reminiscence shifts from a vivid dream about a misfired telephone call to domestic crafts. The narrator describes puzzle fixation, a chewing baby, and the allure of making an afghan while lamenting mud outside and the joy of a new repair adhesive with hopes it endure.
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Kis
Chester- Field
Childrei
Remedy for Earache From Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil
An old nore mention promotes Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil as a simple earache remedy. A few drops on lint or medicated cotton placed in the ear are said to relieve pain and spare the patient from torture.
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Thomas
The Tide of Life and Inner Happiness
This column urges finding happiness from within through self development and values. It cautions against overemphasis on possessions, encourages daily effort, faith during crisis, and turning life toward new ideas and varied interests to combat despair. It cites inner strength and Columbus of the soul as guiding ideas.
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Sir J. Stevens
Columbus
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Promoted for Children
The advertisement touts Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a pleasant medicine for children. It claims the product is excellent for driving worms from the system and lists health benefits.
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