Value of Canada livestock by province in 1930
The 1930 valuation places Canada's farm live stock at 687.225 million with Ontario owning about one third. Provinces listed include Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia with varying sums. Ontario holds the largest share of the total livestock value.
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Canada
Dominion
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Daylight Saving Sparks Town Debate in Milton
The daylight saving question divides Milton locals as a by law was defeated in January yet may be revived by the Town Council. Manufacturers reportedly plan to observe DST regardless, while parents worry about school schedules before the long summer holidays.
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Milton
Acton Publishes Summary of Municipal Finances booklet
The auditor and Clerk prepare a 28 page booklet for ratepayers detailing Acton’s finances for the year. It includes balance sheet net debenture indebtedness tax arrears waterworks accounts and abstracts for Waterworks Hydro Public School Free Library and other boards. The town is in good financial condition with arrears totaling 3505.01 and net debenture debt at 200856.51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Hydro Departments
Public School Board
Free Library Board
Arena
Mill Street
Health Unit plan dropped as province not ready
Dr Robb announced that the County Health Unit idea is being dropped for now. He cited not ready public support and lack of federal and provincial financing. Halton County having been chosen for the experiment will be relieved to know the plan is abandoned for the present. Future consideration possible when finances improve.
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Dr. Robb
Halton
Temselves
Youngest Acton Legion section promotes community support
The Youngest Branch A special section highlights the Canadian Legion Acton branch in its drive for members. The article notes Acton lacks an active veterans group, welcomes the Legion’s Empire scope, and aims to clarify its aims and work for the public.
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Tint Fren Press
Canadian Legion
Acton
Legion
Editorial notes on budgets and railway time changes
The piece notes April 26 daylight saving time changes for railways and critiques Ottawa estimates cutting 37 million. It mentions no provision for Halton County post offices and discusses Canadian wage tax, US manufacturers expanding in Canada, and salary boosts for Hon. G H Ferguson and the High Commissioner. It also imagines a regional band festival to boost community spirit.
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G. H. Ferugson
Canada
Revered family doctor mourned by grateful patients
The piece honors a beloved local physician who cared for many, noting his kindness, tirelessness, and skill. It urges readers to remember doctors as people and to treat them with consideration, especially during illness and loss. It reflects on the emotional impact of a doctor's death and the community's debt to his care.
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Tennyson
Hinwell
Joint Bane Emollient Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Joint-Bane as a fast acting Canadian emollient for inflamed and swollen joints. It claims immediate pain disappearance and swelling reduction with a generous 60e tube, urging purchase for relief.
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Canada
Alberta Leads In Registered Alfalfa Production
The Seed Branch reports Alberta as the sole Canadian province producing registered alfalfa. The Brooks district, via Land Irrigation Company, pioneered the Grimm strain on irrigated land. Regulated by the Canadian Seed Growers Association, output includes exports to Europe and the United States with about 330,000 bushels of cleaned seed produced, much of which will be sold or graded as No 1 and No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
BP. BR. Land Irrigation Company
Brooks
Canadian Seed Growers Association
Dominion Hood
Yurop
United States
Legs and the Boy Cup Victory Tale
A youth receives a prize cup amid a noisy crowd. He cites tea as the secret of his win and expresses a wary hope to avoid using his leg in future competitions. The humorous scene centers on the lad’s quick thinking and quirky gratitude.
Dr Southworth ARATAHS Offer Quiet Sleep Relief
The ad promotes ARATAHS URA TABS as a doctor used home remedy for bladder weakness and nocturnal awakenings. It claims fast relief, peaceful uninterrupted sleep, and a money back guarantee through druggists. It targets adults troubled by nightly urinary issues and irritation.
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Acton Free Ptress
Member
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Cw, N
Acton Free Press
Free Press
Mul Street
G. A. Dills
Televiones— Editorial
Hutalinas
Creditorial
Ontario Public Buildings
Ottawa
Georgetown
Iroquois
Ledirn
Chronicles of
Legs
HG AL
Ada
Walla
Walpamur
Crown Diamond Paint Co. Limited
Toronto
Montreal
Nautex
W. 1
Talhot
E Phys
Carroll's
Carrall
Carroll
Rowntres
Niagare
Kees Verve
Far
Bel
Libby
Acton, Ontario
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