Dominion Agriculture Subsidies Totaled 51 Million
From Sept 1 1930 to Jan 31 1947 the Dominion Government paid 3151 476 126 in agriculture subsidies. The largest item 84 104 622 covered butter and creamery butter costs, followed by 70 821 421 for freight assistance on western and eastern shipments to farmers. Other notable sums include 44 451 049 for milk, 31 242 044 for hog premia, and 18 979 993 for Prairie farm income payments.
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Domision
James G. Gardiner
Dominion
Canada
British Columbia
Georgetown in Tough Finals Fight as Brantford Takes Lead
In Monday night play Brantford moved to a 9-5 edge over Georgetown in the Intermediate A finals as the Papermakers known as Baiders struggle to outpoint the Redmen. Georgetown lacked reinforcements and relied on late goals from Rat Er to stay in the race while Brantford increased pressure through nine gains to five.
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Georgetown
Brantford
Redmen
Baiders
Water Tos
Local Property Transfer and Peel County Proclamation Move Ahead
Erin Weir and Howard Winters have possession of the Reeve Rory Ferguson garage and bus business. The Governor in Council approves a proclamation for a Peel County vote to bring part two of the Canada Temperance Act into force in that county. The Halton County seventh line road debate involves authorities. Air travelers may resume sending airgrams globally and messages will be limited to fifteen words including address and signature.
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Messrs Weir
Howard Winters
Rory- Ferguson
Peel
Halton Couinty
Halton County
Oakville Wartime Housing Nears Completion
William Adamson a Knox College sophomore receives no scholarship rewards after a year of work. Oakville's Wartime Housing project on the westside nears completion with five of fifty veteran houses occupied. Twenty five units are finished and will be ready for occupancy once sewer and power connections are made, per A R Booth of J R Booth Construction Co Niagara Falls, the contract holder.
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William Adamson
Knox College
Oakville
Westside
A. R. Booth
J. R. Booth Construction Company
Niagaray Falls
Houts Vs. Record-Star
Georgetown Lions Club approves waterfront lot lease for parking plan
At a Monday meeting the Georgetown Lions Club granted the Board of Trade the relabeled water street lot for three years to join a proposed municipal parking area. The town aims to finish sewerage system work by November 1948 and awarded Scott Jackson and Co. of New Toronto a 8333.00 contract to install austeny and construct a disposal plant with completion by November 1948.
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Georgetown Lions Club
Medbbon House
BuAhd
Water Street
Georgetown Wvill
Scott, Jackson and Co
New
Toronto
Herald
The First Lap by BR Deachman AME speaks of hope
The article reflects on freedom, tolerance, and unity in Canada, urging respect for different opinions and peaceful progress. It emphasizes that a diverse nation can shape its future through shared values and wise perspective.
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BR. J. Deachman
Canada
Hte
Oa Traai
Thas
Bern
Fragmented Question on Electrification and Justice System
A garbled inquiry mixes references to trials, heat, and operatic structures with unclear terms. It mentions Thomas strength, Neuirs Se, and a public or court setting, but the meaning and entities are highly obscured.
Ready Money for Redecorating and Repairing Your Home
A fragmented note outlines funds for home redecorating and repairs. Mentions cash advances, systems, and expenses tied to improvement projects. The text appears as stray phrases and names with unclear context and no explicit actions.
Remembering Acton Sports Past and Future Youth Leagues
Community unity and school hockey memories mark a look back at Saturday schedules with Pubpié and High School four-team seasons. The Adta Athletic Association funds crest awards. Bridge tournaments in Guelph April 15 and 16 attract local fans. PeeWee baseball seeds a future league with Acton Weston Brampton Georgetown, aiming for a boys’ program and a finished diamond at Acton park.
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Pubpié
Adta Athletic Association
Tre
Asit Mason
Pred Dawkins
Tts
Burlington Meeting Notes and Local Events Report
Mr BE Robinson spoke at Thayendanege Chapter of the LODE about annual attendance and duties. The Ontario Assessors’ Association plans a Sudbury conference in June. About 135 couples attended the Peeno dance sponsored by Brant. Burlington School exams were postponed due to farm sun exposure and high school board met Wednesday evening. Traffic disruptions occurred along Maple Avenue and nearby streets due to ongoing road work.
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BE. Robinson
The
Blind Institute
Thayendanege
Readhead
Arnot Walker
Ontario
Sudbury
Dune
Edna
Brant
Burlington
High School
Edo Dasen
Sto Cine
Notice on vehicle right of way near fire units
Vehicle shall not follow a fire department vehicle to within five hundred feet. Penalty for first offence up to 10 dollars, second offence 10 to 25 dollars, subsequent offences 25 to 50 dollars with possible license suspension up to 60 days.
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Iroe
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Wilbur
Mill Street
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