Halton appoints Thomas Milton as County Weed Inspector
The Halton County Council named Thomas Bradley Milton County Weed Inspector at the Agricultural Committee's recommendation. The aim is strict enforcement of the Ontario Weed Control Act in 1954 while the inspector assists farmers with problem fields and crop choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Thomas Bradley Milton
Bradley
Agricultural Committee
Rome
Gener
Ontario
Reeves Geo. Brenholtz
Wilfred Bird
E. F. Ford
AR. Service
Ray Thompson
Robt Marshall
Brucellosis By laws Enacted in Halton Townships
Halton townships enact calf vaccination by law after petitions by Halton Live Stock Improvement Association. Of 140 cattle contacted 103 or 73% supported vaccination. 22 refused. Four Brucellosis Committees and local inspectors appointed to vaccinate heifer calves six to nine months old. $1 per calf vaccination fee set on cash basis. Also discusses bulk milk hauling doubts and potential costs to producers and road impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Ontario
Locomotive Vanishes Then Reappears In NSW Brickyard
In New South Wales a railway engine vanished from sight leaving police puzzled for a week. The owner of a brickyard later found the engine on a track section in a little used part of the premises and the line was soon removed by another gang who had not noticed it.
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New South Wales
Pilgrims Bring Canada Art of Old World Butter Making
Article traces butter making from European roots to North American practice. It notes English and Welsh milk usage for butter, British imports from descendants in the New World, and shifting salt and sweetness preferences influenced by European tastes and recent immigration.
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Canada
Aweel
United Kingdom
England
Wales
Earl of Sandwich
Annual Conference Report From Hamilton Meeting
Members of Leikesnte chapter LODE attended the annual provincial conference in Hamilton last week. About 55 heard opening exercises with 36 standards presented. Mrs. Adamson summarized procedure differences after watching a demonstration chapter conduct an annual meeting. Election of councillors noted with Lakeside chapter entitlements explained. Mrs. L. Skuce of Milton elected. Activities include scrapbooks for Acton, a spring dance planned, donations to CNIB and Hafton County Police Association, and a plan to ship Eskimo gift shower to RCMP Constable Clayton F. Presiding officer was Regent Mrs. H Hinton. Dame of organization details discussed.
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Ors
Adasen
Pars
Helwig
Ho Hinton
Leikesnte
Hamilton
Phayer
Legion Hall
Adamson
Lakeside
L. Skuce
Milton
Acton
Vid
Canada
A. Truman
National Film Board
S. Norton
E. Smith
St. Laurent
H. Hinton
W. Dumarch
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Hafton County Police Association
RCMP
Clayton F
A. Orr
Victor Patrick
George Hollinger
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J. E Whitelock
Esquesing
Edwin Harrop
H. Craig Reid
K. C Lindsay Nassagaw Laking
C. McMillan
Nelson
M. T. Watson
Geo E Readhead
W. K. Sims
Trafalgar
W. W Thompson
J. M. Wickson
S Featherstone
Thompson
Linus
Accceam
Yulte
Natototraster
Cme
Bank of Monttreal Canada
Gordon Oder, Mansge
GMC
Bower
Lorne Garner Motors
Europe
Rtannic
Ish Hirmang
Brit
Mills & Son
Brampton
R.R
Streetsville
Kennedy
Wyndham ST
Kennedy's
Guelph
Council of the Corporation of
E.G. Tyler
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