Died Notices From April Deaths in New York Area
Dated death notices show Tonale Marian Clarke at 21 Granville Street Tonto wife of Rev William Irigee D D and Charlotte Jebbage at Amsterdam New York Hospital wife of J Clarence Wipton Jolandtown New York aged 36 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binggs
Granville Street
Tonto
Tonale Marian Clarke
Willliam Irigee
Nivton
Amsterdam
N. Y
Charlotte Jebbage
J. Clarence Wipton
Jolandtown
N.Y
Acton Free Press April 37 1915 issue note
Historical newspaper fragment shows a date likely misprinted with April 37 1915 and title Acton Free Press. No readable events or names available beyond the erroneous date line.
Local items note Easter plans and daylight savings spread
The column records Easter homecomings, stamp drives and bond talk, daylight saving adoption across Burlington Georgetown Milton and Oakville, garden and home hints, plus local notices on church events and municipal matters. It mentions the Paptist Church of Guelph hiring Rev J T Hind MLA, a Wellington County official death, and various small town happenings.
Neighborhood Market Report From Town and Country
A short local market update notes a prize cow and calf sold for 202.60. A pair of Oxford sheep with lambs at foot brought 59 each. The fragment mentions Mr. Austin Mietcher and a gale event but details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Mietcher
Oxford
Owen
Lamba
Font Auld
Spring Ploughing Weather and Local Moves Noted
Farmers begin spring ploughing as mud slows roads awaiting warm winds. Mina Harrison leaves Lomp School for Banter and Mina Leallo from Nassagaweya plans to succeed her. Mr and Mrs Waldie relocate to their farm on the 2nd One. Ais Waldie gains friends among local women. Walter Wryer moves to McPherson farm on the second Uno. Mr Foster shifts to Mrs Russell’s farm on the fourth Uno in Erin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Harrison
Hau
Lomp School
Banter
Mina Leallo
Nassagaweya
Stobart J. Waldie
Ais. Waldie
Walter Wryer Han
McPherson
W. Foster
Foster
Alex. Russell
Erin
Church repaint project heads to Guelph contractor
OSPRINGE reports the Presbyterian Church at Barrie Hs Bramoss aims to repaint and redecorate with a Guelph decorator awarded the contract. Social notes mention visits by Stanley Stewart and Annie McCutcheon plus rumors of a new Blain Street residence. U S O members plan a Thursday hall meeting and Everton Literary Society closes for the season with a two generation old fashioned dress theme. Mrs Daniel Talbot and Mr Alfred Talbot are visiting relatives Roy Hindley and family at the frat line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Barrie Hs
Bramoss
Guelph
Stanley Stewart
Bramona
John McHongie
Annie McCutcheon
Kitchener
Ro McCutcheon
Blain Street
Everton Literary Society
Daniel Talbot
Alfred Talbot
Mrn
Roy Hindley
Silk Crepe Waists and Accessories Sale Placard
Silk crepe waists $3.25 on sale in pink white maize with sizes 36 38 40. Kayser silk gloves Easter special $1.00 in black white gray and sand sizes 6 to 8. Heavy weights $1.25. Ready to wear skirts $4.95 black twill serge sizes 24 25 26 28. Black white stripe shirtings 40c. Plain blue duck 35c yard. Penman's natural underwear men's spring weight shirts and drawers $1.10 each on sale from $1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penman
Frisbee Sale Leads to Success and Travel Tales
Mr. WII B held a successful Frisbee sale. George Hilla, visiting his mother, returned to Quebec on Monday. Mire, David MecEnery from Orankeville visited to see his father Mr. Robert Akitt who is seriously ill. A tree struck by lightning damaged windows at Mr. A Dinne’s house during last Tuesday’s storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wii B
Frisbette
George Hilla
Queebec
Mire
David MecEnery
Orankeville
Robert Akitt
A. Dinnle
Burlington real estate boom as highway project proceeds
The Ueach Jtand will be taken over as part of a provincial county highway, boosting real estate in Burlington. The annual Methodist church choir concert is set for Tuesday evening, April 29. Chief Smith to act as Nelson Township Chief Constable and will receive $200 extra. Out port customs for Burlington totalled $40,720.06 for the year ending March 31, up from $25,050.10 the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueach
Snurlington
Methodist Church
Chief Smith
Nelson Township
Burlington
Eramosa Council Sets May 24 Meeting at 10 AM
Eramosa Council to hold its next meeting on May 24 at 10 o clock. A grant of 76 dollars was given to the agricultural society at the last session. Two Rockwood women greet returning soldiers Harry Edwards and George Heskin. Emily Peach, a recent Hamilton General Hospital graduate, is home visiting and resting before starting her work. A new organ has been installed at the Methodist Church after choir efforts. Farmers report busy plowing. Three candidates apply for town clerk at 1500 salary. Stores observe daylight saving with Wednesday afternoon off. New artistic NAC poles adorn station district, tallest near Milmers GM ice. Board of Education met. five teachers added. Daylight Saving urged for all classes. Local Board of Trade formed with officers listed. annual membership 1.00. Car collide at James and Main, both cars damaged, drivers blaming the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eramosa Council
Eramooua Council
Agricultural Society
Rockwood
Harry Edwards
George Heskin
Emily Peach
General Hospital
Hamilton
Milmers GM@ice
Borad of Education
Agnes AfcDornald
Bessie Lucey
Alice Carbett
A. Archibald
Mra
Willa Hrady
Board of Trade
Cyj. Ptolemy
Gowestland
T. G. Ramshaw
J. F. Little
James
Main Atreets
Kefarmer
Georgetown News Roundup From Local Council and Community
Georgetown notes report Council meetings discuss salary increases and a 3000 grant request for watches for returned soldiers. Detective George Guthrie named Inspector in Toronto. Residents debate funding methods for soldier aid. Other items include Maple syrup production, cottages at Blanley Park, and local travels and events.
Rod and Gun April issue on sale with special features
The April Rod and Gun issue highlights Bonnycastle Male’s trapping season of 1918 at Nico Lake and a feature on A Morning at Constance Bay. It includes Ottawa Boy Scouts outings, firearms writing by Charlies B. Landis and 1% Mattern, plus other merit stories and departments. Presentation to Rev. H N Konkle noted at Chalmers Church in Guelph as he leaves pulpit duties overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay
Bonnycastle
Nico Lake
Charlies B. Landis
Guns and Ammunition Department
Magasine
America
Constance Bay
Local Flimsy Clerk News and Oddities from Chatham
The Mechanicn Roan of Trade in Chatham passes resolutions for continued oleomargarine imports. Dr Reginald Rutherford wins a small court case on a temperance charge and prescription issue for a minor. Ernest Macklin of Rochester reports Enztman Kodak plans a 20 000 share employee stock grant at Romina prison with a market price around 510 per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Rutherford
Chatham
Ernest Macklin
Rochester
Cheerlmg
Enztman Kodak Company
Actoh
Ius
Romina Prion
Epnogst
Seed Potatoes and Optimal Planting Times Across Canada
Seed quality drives potato yields more than variety, with vigorous plants yielding far more. Regional planting windows suggested: Prince Edward Island June 1 to 7, Nova Scotia June 1 to 15, New Brunswick June 1 to 16, Quebec May 15 to June 16, Ontario May 4 to June 15, Manitoba May 10 to 16, Saskatchewan May 10 to 24, Alberta May 10 to 34, British Columbia April to May 15. The note emphasizes planting timing depends on spring warmth and autumn frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
Ielda
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Urynewick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Urldah Columbia
Editorial troubles stall Rocky Mountain Cyclone press
An editorial notes publication delays for the Rocky Mountain Cyclone due to a printer failure. The shop awaits supplies and jetters, risking weeks of slow output while the paper tries to maintain reader trust amid ongoing production problems.
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Birtha
Corn Cooper
Grand Valley
Itey
Cooper
The
Acton Pree Press
Thuhseday
Lont
Vlea
Acton
Georgetown
Milton
Oakville
Tina
J. T. Hind
Heapaler
Bird
Grant
Epring
William Griffin
Wellington
Robb
Atrike Nan
Frank Willams
Ottervills
Mr. Joseph
Lee
Qen Express
W. E. M. Crawley
N. H. Garden
Milton Reformer
Ines Pusu
Ienry 1
Hil
Honolulu
Howali
Henry
M. Johnaton
Toronto
Johnaton
W. A., McLean
Johnaton & McLean
Mies
Vin
Andyurtise
Hev. Thos. Cook
China
Uapital
Sermona
Miss Gordon
Kerr
Free Press
Naddagaweva
Crewsons
Bublin
Mr. Henry
Rob Roy Cafe
Dallinafad
Council
Miasoa
Annie Bradley
New York
Hubert Colebun
Queen Streat
W. 3. Campbell
Norval
Kennedy
George Quthrie
Ratsa
Alton
Lerin
Blanley Bark
Vtc
Kenneth McMillan
Calvi i
Florida
Brin Agricultural Society
Hillaparg
Tuseday
L.corpred J. Gale
France
Jax. Gale
Advocate
Mina Vera Curry
Toranto
Yiclean & Sx Mills & Sell FO
Chalmara’ Church
Hev. H. N. Konkle
Geo. A. Littl
Ayn. Konkle
Konkle
Palmaranton Presbyterian Church
Chatham Han
Ucrea
Fural Math School
Church
Esqueling
Eden
Hank Burn
Uilu
Acton Achuvla
Avilla
Willoughby Farm Agency
Fletcher
OD Y, Lededwi
Commission Office
Main Street
Acton, Ont
Kelly’s Meat Market
Corner Mill
Elgin Streats
Kelly Acton Ont
Jennie McDougall
Mill Street
Phouder
Fatunteas
Devas
Woodgreen Lodge Sons OF England
Ben Hur
A. D. Robb
Dundas
Town Hall
Woodgreen
Lodge Sons of England
A.D. Robb
St. Andrew's Church
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Gazette
E. F. Maunsell
Sons of England
Fairview Cemetery
Peps
Mkcenery & Evans
Main
Acton, Ontario
Robert Laing
Péel Street
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