Bank Financials Show Large Asset Base and Board Names
Capital all paid up 1 250 000 reserve fund 3 725 000 total assets 9 846 678.45. Directors include A G Rambay president vice president John DProoron A T Woon AVB Lee Turner Ginsos ALP Turnbull cashier HW Steven Anat cashier H M Watkon inspector.
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Dougryy
Oun Stuait
A. G. Rambay
Drosident
Izo
Roacu
Joan Dprooron
A. T. Woon
Avb. Lee
Torgator
Wat
Ginsos Alp
Turnbull
Steven
Anat
H. M. Watkon
Inspector
Farmers Fro in Better Heart This Week In Toronto
A collage of notes mentions a baseball match to the park on Saturday and a Toronto fair opera in three weeks. It notes citizens on a Georgetown excursion led by T. R. Forbes, anniversary services at Charo Hill, and home industry support praise. Pigeon carriers from Toronto circled Acton, with a Toronto game between the St Lawrence and Acton at the park planned for two games starting 8 p.m. One admission covers both games.
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Inez
Klondike
Toronto Fair Opera
Burlington
Georgetown
T. R. Forbes
Qharohill
A. Wallington
Hir
Toronto
Tairy Lake
St. Lawrences
Actons
Junior League
Park
Benson
Brampton
Acton
J. K. Godden
Muskoka
J. G. Henderson
A. C. Holmes
D. McGibbon
H. G. Mitchell
P. H. Mitchell
J. H. O'Neill
H. P. Oram
E.M. Roy
L. “T. “Routledge
J. Geott
F.C. Smyth
M. Wilson
Oakville
J. B. Earle
Alex
Moore
Methodist Church
I.Q. Foresters
Reva. T. W. Jackson
Matthew Swann
Foresters
Mr. Moore
Lehmann
Father Lehmann
St. Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
O Tormoss
Father Haley
Old Country
Formosa
Columbia
Harvest Delay Improves Prospects for Local Farmers
Cessation of rain in the past week and a half lets farmers gather grain with less worry. Wheat in sheaves and barley maturing, though some fields still grounded. Neighbors report less damage than anticipated and note Sabbath rest was observed in some areas. Minnie Morrison of Orangeville visits Mr. W. Cook’s circle in St. Catharines. Local factories handle more money this week, signaling improving business as harvest nears finish.
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Minnie Morrison
Orangeville
W. Cook
Bt. Catharines
A. Moongeb
Iid
Floral Service Highlights Local Charity Event
A Junior League floral service drew community attention with scripture, hymns, and recitations centered on flowers. The event honored Mrs Oram and Mrs Matthews for organizing a successful afternoon while residents reflected on home and newspaper pride.
King's Daughters' lawn event and village notes
The King's Daughters' lawn event on the manor grounds drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Speeches by Reva Strachan Baker and Hugh Black Day followed a service, with the Hillaburg Ladies Band performing. Other items include a Strachan household goods sale, Rev Milne at Knox Church, and local travel news. Farmers rush fall wheat harvest as dry weather aids threshing preparations and locals note accidents and daily happenings around Milton.
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King’s Daughters
Reva
Strachan
Baker
Hugh Black Day
Hillaburg
Local notes include threshing debut and notable visitors
Rain spared major damage to crops while Audiversary services were held at Churchill. Erie’s A McEachern showcased a Waterloo threshing machine with latest improvements. Minor injuries reported as S Lasby cut his foot, five stitches needed. Toronto’s Chas Sahly, claimed as the smallest man, passed through en route to Guelph at 88 years old and 8 ft 4 in, weighing 63 lb.
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Audiversary
Churchill
A. McEachern
Erie
Waterloo
Morgan Creweda
Lasby
Laaby
Chas. Sahly
Toronto
Hore
Guelph
George Cann
M.D. Campbell
Fort Erie
Jas. Gamble
Robert U Cripps
Michigan
Emma Cripps
Hamilton
Henry Moore
Walkerton
Pain cures and local goods advertised in crude notices
An early 20th century collage shows advertisements and claims about Nervilino as a superior pain remedy, real estate and carpentry ads for Guelph and Enniskillen, John McQueen selling stoves and furniture, Brown Bros. Nurseries offering vacancies, and a Lincoln Nebraska thermometer reading 104 in the shade.
Purge column notes long list of Acton area visitors
The item records numerous Acton residents and guests visiting friends in Goderich Hamilton Belwood Toronto Erin Norval Georgetown and other places. It lists travelers and imports notes on social visits church appointments and a few obituaries and health updates. Included are mentions of Mr. Coombes of Hamilton who lost an arm and is pursuing schooling and an artificial arm.
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Fyrex
Charlie Holmess
Goderich
D. Warren
Georgetown
Fred Tushingham
Toronto
Gertig Glassey
Alfred Roper
Carrie’ Smith
Barma
Mra
Roan
Roan and Children Who Were Gueate
Aoton
Mra. C. F. Goodeva
Sartney
Man
Harold ‘Winnifrith
Gordon
Gacata
Alex. Secord
Albert
Willie Gorney
Ernie
Bracebridge
A. J. ‘Sherlock
Mins Raby
Parkdale
W. P. Campbell
E. J. Moora Leff
Newmarket
Roach's Point
Lake Bimcoe
Chas, Ryan
Acton Friends
Robert Hyde
Springfield-on-the-credit
Junction
F. H. du Vernet
Wm. Smith
Smith
J. C. Matthews
Soeratrone Fee
Goo. A. Coombes
Hamilton
W. GO. King
Millinery Sale Prices Highlight Unusual Discounts
The ad notes Leghorn hats priced previously at 25 and 450 with black and white styles. Etraw hats are trimmed but untrimmed at 500 now 250. Other items include broad brims Dow 350 now 1.00 and 2.00 reductions to 81.00.
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Smallwaresz
Toc
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Berlin
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Misa Lizzia McLain
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Detroit
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Acrean
Xngersoll
A. T. Brown
Pringle
Columbia Bicycles
Amway Domn
Hartford
Cleveland
B. R. Bollert & Co
Wyndham Street
King and Hughson
Huck Ck
Tallway Station
Thomas C. Watkins
Wael Goods
A. E. Gurney & Co
C.F. Goodeye & CO
Pruit
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