Port Elgin Booze Store Debate Brings Cautionary Notes
The Port Elgin Times and the Kincardine Beiew-Reporter discuss if a government liquor store helps a town. Critics fear a booze shop would attract a thirsty crowd and hurt the community, suggesting existing shipping rights and nearby outlets reduce Port Elgin’s appeal as a center for spirits.
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Port Elgis Times
Aiquos
TheKingardine Beiew
Pag Brilliang
Doube
Medea
Southasson
Tare
Paisley
Kincardine
Port Elgin
Algo
O. T
Guelph
Canadian extends 60 day entry for US tourist cars
The Canadian Department of Customs allows US tourists to extend the 30 day free entry permit by two 30 day periods. Extensions require certificates from a recognized Canadian Automobile Association and endorsement by a Canadian Collector of Customs. For stays up to six months a deposit is required.
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United States
Canada
Department of Customs
Canadian Automobile Association
Veteran Newspaper Man Pairties C. W. Young Dies
Cornwall publisher Paaites C W Young passed away at his home after a long illness. A noted Canadian newspaper man, writer and traveller, he served as a Canadian commissioner at the World's Fair in Chicago and held longtime roles in the Canadian Press Association. Born about eighty years ago in Georgetown, he was son of the late Janes Young.
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C. W. Young
Cornwall
Smr
Young
Canada
Chicago
Canadian Preag Association
Janes Young
Georgetown
Acton
Mr. Young
Canadian National Railway
Canadi ve Taxable Property Totals Rise in 1025
The Dominion report from the Canadian Government Bureau of Statistics shows total taxable property reaching $7,331,785,535 in 1025, up from $6,028,012,649 in 1010, with personal property and income taxed in certain provinces showing gains. Exempt property rose from $811,035,004 in 1010 to $1,365,? in 1028, reflecting broader valuation shifts.
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Dominion
Government Bureau of Statistics
Acton Street Names Installed With Sign Clarity
Neat signs marking Acton streets were placed last week drawing favorable citizen comment. The signs improve navigation for visitors and locals, though a few avenues mislabelled as streets like Bower and Knox, an error limited to one or two thoroughfares.
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Acton
Jocat
Bower Avenue
Knox Avenue
Bower Street
Knox’Street
Spring signs spotlight peddlers over merchants and pricing
A reminiscence on door to door sales notes spring arrivals and argues peddlers attract customers with low prices and high profits while merchants offer warranties and legitimate business. It urges merchants to advertise advantages in price and quality to win public support.
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Wokrow
Lotaiérchapts
Advertising pamphlets in streets warn against neglecting papers
Winchester Presa notes pamphlets littering streets in front of and inside the post office. People overlook or discard bills advertised as ads while newspapers remain the trusted family read. Merchants overestimate street flyers compared with newspaper ads.
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Post Office
Winchester ‘Presa
Canada’s Prosperity Tied to Broad Industrial Strength
The text notes Canada’s strong two year performance across agriculture mining fishing and manufacturing signaling solid prosperity. With exports around 1.27 billion in 1927 and 1.269 billion in 1928, per capita productivity appears high. Canada leads in newsprint asbestos nickel cobalt and salmon while ranking top globally in wheat surplus and fourth in gold and silver. It highlights extensive telephones, auto and lumber output, third in gold and silver, seventh in steel, and tenth in coal, attributing prosperity to diversified industry health rather than one strong sector.
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Canada
Editorial notes on newspapers and public fees in Acton and Burlington
The piece critiques evasions in investigations, notes Burlington Gazette’s long run, and comments on government bills and postal rates. It ponders conscience money from Customs witnesses and the impact of postage changes. It calls Acton to initiate July 1 Dominion Diamond Jubilee celebrations with civic backing.
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Ottawa
Customs Enquiry Commission
Acton
Dominion
Council
Chamber of Commerce
Weekend in town sketches of Toronto visitors and local incidents
Neighborhood News reports residents such as Harvey Grahany and Robert Meovely visiting from Toronto, with others like Allan Murahall and Miss May Thompson spending weekends with relatives. It notes Allan Murahall’s operation at Guelph General Hospital for conondictty, his eventual retirement, and local church activities, a church shed rebuilding plan, and town council discussions on water extension and street naming with adjournment to April 12.
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Harvey Grahany
Toronto
Robert Meovely
Ldence
Heampton
Auto Trampton
Ming Mayobelle Austii
Torarite
Allan Murahall
Chad
Murehall
Guelph
Hoapltal
Kriday
Uonondicttty
Mturniy
de Pubes
Taranto
McMaster Universlty
Bondy
Umbers Nearsxuty
Georgetown
Miaw
Thompson
Mia—ussell Unlock
Thavaliaw
Ont
Anthony
Savor Grant
Miaw Lawson
Virad Master
Myra Guent
Appellee
Holhool Laut Smatundsy
Ory Willaran
Ina
Helen
Homn
Weelk Froim
Mini
Jack —Amstrong
Local News Notes From Burlington and Surrounds
Burlington reports Mr Warry Denthe moving near the Crystal Theatre and Frank and Mrs McMillan returning from California. J Taker and family arrive back from Yochester. Major Walter takes command of the Murlingtoe company. Mrs J Corwin sells 110 feet of frontage on the highway to D Aul-Voun. John Meadhead trades Locust Street property for John Bauton’s farm near Appleby. Mr and Mrs Readhead plan farm visit next year. Mr Runsell Smale and Detroit-born wife honeymooning here before returning. Saturday night a collision injures none. a car driven by Arthur Froeman is damaged near Manion. Rumors swirl about new building plans. Gazette investigation finds rumors denied.
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Warry Denthe Haz
Hia
Tha Crystal Theatre
Mra
Frank McMillan
Fatally Weird
California
J. ¥. Taker
Yochestery
Wauter
Murlingtoe Company
Multon Rites
Parl
Mon
J. Corwin
Traunee
Awk Truman
D. Aul- Voun
Mataliton
Runsel C. Smale
Hig Brrd
Detroit
Mich
Deetroit
Arthur Froseman
Nona
Manion
Froanan
Retunt
Elorion Ara
Milton News Roundup of Local Events and Notices
A Milto n district page recaps a bustling weekend with Mina Gemmell opening the skating carnival in Ayr beside her parents, Miss MacKenzie visiting from Toronto, and Mr JM McWenela returning from a California Florida trip. The Agricultural Grounds hall is being shingled and Main Street’s frame building formerly sold by C Laker seeks a buyer. Miltion’s social circle notes engagements for Clara Evelyn Dawson and Mr award Crowe, with the wedding at St Mark's Church planned for 3:30 PM. Also mentioned is the escape of Wrat Taylor from Toronto area jail and his return toward Portsmouth to serve time for burglary.
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Toronto
Mina Gemmell
Ayr
Miss MacKenle
Sant
JM MscWenela -Tha Mbimex Campbell
California
Florida
Main Street
Laker
Nigmnbarag
Clair Doden
A.V
Hatailton
Avale Alexander
Milton
Oakville
Trefaleur
Charteu Dawson
Mamilton
Clara Evulyn
Award Crows
Bra. F. Croga
Warriage
Br. Mark's Church
Warton
Wrat Taylor
Tatton County
Whita Waltis
Portsmouth Henientary
Mitenton
Weeva
Larga
Phila Parent Bealde
Champlod
Doo Ol ys Free Breakfast and Dinner by Meeting Trains
Marneaville Minnesota Dac offers a free breakfast and dinner to a privileged railway traveler named Twyer aged 1% who owns a spaniel. The scheme centers on train stops at Marneaville with meals prepared for continental travelers, including arranged arrivals and lunches.
Unclear text fragment from social notices in Wilshire paper
Fragmentary OCR reads as a social notice list with names and events including visitors to home on William Street, a wedding banquet, and unrelated crowd descriptions. The readable parts mention Mr John Laalia, Ottig Wina, Mrs Wo Mt Metal, and a planned gathering at Muadat Nall Wal with guests listed in a dated sequence.
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Wenex
Wingear
Ds A. Calttor
Mt Metal
United Cire Paranhuwe
Maronto
Wade Pit
Alladay
WiMard
Kelley
Colhurna Hiveat
Chirlew
Mt Wity
Coloniualet
Mamalon
Qurryy
Kerr
Oslo
Mike
Marl composition and use in Canadian deposits
Marl or marlstone is a calcium carbonate rich sediment with varying clay and organic content, found across Canadian provinces. It forms soft powders to indurated rocks, used as a lime source for land treatment and plant nutrition, with quality judged by effervescence and chemical analysis.
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Maria
Siranview
Valleya
Whitieh Columbia
Chemylatery
Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Fragmentary verse line reads like ciphered narrative
An oblique, garbled passage presents fragmented speech about names and places. The readable bits hint at a cryptic tale involving a town, a person named Conhayali, and old loyalties, but overall the text remains highly unclear and nonstandard.
Plaaymam Block Action Ontario Schedule
Readable fragments show activity at Plaaymam Block Acton Ontario with times from 9.20 to 2 pm and 11.00 at night. Names or organizations are absent. details incomplete but schedule appears tied to local events or notices in Acton Ontario.
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Acton
Strange Railcar Tale Of Rustle And Remarkable Refusal
Fragmentary passenger account from a Fourth Avenue car describes a man who refuses a seat to a woman, claiming rural origins and country ways. The exchange escalates as eleven others exit, leaving readers puzzled by the Old World tone and provincial bravado.
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Caruille-The Saladisa—Had To ‘Wtattd Up, Tawalur
Capres
New York
Seed cleaning plants aid Canadian grain grading efforts
The Dominion Department of Agriculture reports experiments with cleaning machines at Central Farms Ottawa and Branch Farms to improve seed grain production. Machines clean and grade oats and wheat, with farmers using plants at disposal to cover operating costs. The Ottawa Central Farm interview notes cleaning and grading 000 bushels in the district, while many rural communities establish plants in their neighborhoods to serve local needs.
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Canada
Comal
Dlaga
Central Farn
Ottawa
Unean
Paris
Vublielty
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ollawa
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Tee
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Gazette
Hurlington
Harris
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Burlington
Marneaville
Minn
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Iverlu
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Morasing
Elendiig Order of the
Chefa
Muraayy Ville
Elhoy Klippor
Conhayali Dent Tower
Lorie
Toy Town
Chemrpul
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Fte
Ulva Blin
Portland
Vanwil
Dmolton
Young Street
International ‘Harvester
Alec
Courtea Peat
Bhop
Chase Parker
EB. J- Nelson Fredo Atro
Acton, Ontarle
Lena No
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Harold Nash Parmer
M.A. Berrieter
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Cla
DR. M. Bell
D.D.S. L.D.& Bar Ist
Menar
Cémer
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J. H. Johnson
Nova Aeotle
Francis. Nunan
Avery É Dasgyig
J Kerr
Cme
Onyario
The
Public Utilities’ Commission
Pat
Free Press
Nickuin
Kylly & Aiken
Orangeville and
Quen
Tlef
Standard Bank of Canada
Chosga
Camatery
Main
Aston
Shaw Feronto
Hong
W. He Shaw
Weglutrar
Moor
Woot
Idaal
Lakeview Avenue
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