Wheat stocks in Canada March 31 1940 228 million bushels
Dominion Bureau of Statistics bulletin shows Canada wheat stocks March 31 1940 at 228 836 026 bushels versus 245 062 428 bushels March 31 1920. Elevators mills and total 178 046 132 bushels. farmers 45 524 000. in transit 4 358 404. About 5 percent of 1930 crop remained with farmers, crop 290 520 000 bushels. 08 percent merchantable 202 478 000 bushels. 384 375 000 bushels for distribution August 1 1929 to 1930.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Rat
Spring Urge Drives Outdoor Plans Across Canada
Spring enthusiasm grows as milder days lure people outdoors and into garden and land work. A Canadian homestead note highlights the season’s pull, comparing climates and noting the urge to plow, plant, and plan for summer activities.
Systematic Garbage Disposal Idea Urges Yearly Plan
A letter argues for a year round garbage and ashes collection in Acton similar to other communities. It notes winter piles block removal until May and that a council funded or paid by taxpayers plan would ease spring cleanup while those with means should help those facing large ash piles.
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Wotlen
Acton
Highway Activity in Milfton to Acton Road Improvement
County Council seeks Provincial Department support to extend the highway from Milton to join No 7 at Acton. Communities across the county urge swift completion and the project is awaited by Haltan residents who would benefit upon completion.
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Milton
No. 7
Acton
County Council
Provincil
Anatte
Department of the County Council
Haltan
Prohibition Opinion Split Among New York Bootleggers
A city canvass of about 200 speakeasy operators and bartenders shows most oppose prohibition as written. The poll finds a strong desire for some repeal modification, with mid Manhattan venues cited as examples of liquor access and profits.
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Roollemen
New York
Anya
Whalen
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Plan to Accept Canadian Money at Par Explained
A proposed Federal Reserve plan aims to allow Canadian currency to be accepted in the United States at the prevailing exchange rate with a small handling charge. The move seeks to ease cross border trade and reduce the premium once charged on exchanging Canadian dollars.
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United States
New York
Federal Reserve
Dominion
Editorial Notes on Local Issues and Public Sentiment
The piece surveys municipal aims such as spring cleanup rules May 15 elective, Fairview Cemetery planning in the year, and ongoing daylight saving questions. It notes Ontario Hydro expansion, Guelph band funding, Acton’s municipal projects, animal poison concerns, and critique of Premier King’s unemployment stance amid liquor profits debates. The tone advocates prudent leadership and educated public opinion.
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Mail
Empire
King Inwilling
Ontario
Local Notes From Georgetown and Area Community Events
Neighborhood News reports residents of Guelph and nearby towns sharing social visits. Local meetings include Knox College closing exercises and a piano recital by Georgetown pupils. The Ladies Local Council of Women plans a new swimming pool project with a public subscription fund.
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Mba Matuarnt Mennedy
Guelph
Munday Ab
Homs Nore
Mina
Qu. Moore
Mine Allern Moore
Bulldhue
Georgetown
Defulla Abaya
Dlebloy
Madtrye
Warahiptuls
LF. Greenwood
Orcdlt
Lodge
Asym Adm
Local Social and Civic Notes From Hublington and Nearby
Utter and guests attend Delta Old Moya Association dinner in Henderson, with about 230 at Woodland Avenue event. Mirthful weddings and visits mark the week, including Wart Lowla ceremony in Calnaville and Mason Lodge reception at Port Dover. J J Robson named Clerk and Treasurer, to assume duties soon after arriving from Ireland.
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W. Y. Utter
England
Thurelay
EL “Rm Jeatle
Trans
New York
Hirenton
Woodland Avenue
Harry Oustins
Ontario
Tor
Wut
Alf
A. Portemus
Calnaville
Mir
Mira
Loula Walker
J. A. Tindley
W. I Leckle
O. W. Hirkpatrick
W. D. Connor
Port Dover
J.J. Yobson
Vobson
Ireland
Cazatte
Oakville Notes and Town Updates Mixed with Personal News
Oakville and area residents share family visits and town happenings. Mrs Myra Allen of Elmley Manitoba plans a brief visit to Oakville while Maurice Poulin returns from winter away. Grove lecture frustration noted and several members welcomed to the AME Church. Rosa Litchfield buys a house on Reynolds Street and Catharines attendance at the Ontario Amateur Baseball Association meeting is mentioned with leadership changes.
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We Allen
Eulney
Manitoba
Oakville
Wichoot Ara
Agelia
Maurice Poulan
Caradu
Tank
Gub-Liewt
Graenwich
England
Uha Merillah Navy
Maylo
Grout
YW. P. A
Ub. John's United Church
Perenchial
Ernie
Bermuda
A. M. EH
Sarvice
Rosa Litchfield
Leynolds Stroot
Victoria Bark
Arthur Wilmer
Ontario
Catharines
Seyalon
Local Notes From Mildon Area Report Various Changes
The Mildon district reports residents visiting others, changes of residences, and a county meeting in Milton to plan an early summer convention. Builders announce a large gypsum lime and alabastine plant project for Milton with a 70 000 brick requirement and a big kiln project. A house on Kileubsth street was damaged by fire and flood with repairs expected. insurance to cover losses. Nineteenth century place names and mixed spellings appear in the readable fragments.
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Mus Flora Nyéd
Horonta
Misa Elais Stewart
Oronto
Phartyland
Mies Myrtlefield
Ure Wook-Tune
Judea Munro
Ynoman
Willian Vowas
Acton Wieckey
Mra
Win. Watt
Mitoy
Kenneth Bulman
Conkatown
Milas Claudino Winkaly
Aliatan
Usokstown
Champla
Hulton County
Govuhutna Hald
Milton
Kuimmer
Xtarfon Brothers
Elora
Phureday
Alan
Kileubsth
A. Flenslig
Anaurunce
Back Pain Relief Claim Promises Quick Work Return
An advertisement touts a miracle topical treatment for back pain claiming fast relief from inflamed muscles. It promises the user can return to work with a "mighty swift acting power" and urges readers to purchase a general tube marketed across Canada.
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Jarre Mlewaty
Kare
Simeone
Kohes
Palais
Gunada
Account books bound and tailing by Wyndlcant Birset-QGuaigh
Wertadicala and every description bound with care and prompt service. Office and private account books tied up neatly for business use.
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Willian Biore
Tender for coal supply for Dominion Government works Ottawa
The Purchasing Department of Jublin issues tenders for coal supply to Dominion Wudinger in Ontario including Ottawa. Tenders close at noon on May 7 and must include a deposit. Information and conditions are available from the Department of Public Works Ottawa Victoria Street Toronto.
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Jublin
Works
Ottawa
Lily Omice
Eye
Ontario
Willy Apoolte
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