Dentists and notices from Acton area marriage licenses and listings
Dr J M Bell D D 8 LOBL dentist honor graduate of Toronto University. Marriage licenses issued at residence in evening. Account books bound to order Periodicals bound. Goods sold via mail or at residence Acton Guulph lists. Harness maker W J Gordon Ullaburg. Sales entrusted to WJ Kerr with attention from mating to sale date. Call at my expense Acton residence Young Street Acton.
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J. M. Bell
Toronto University
Oneo
Mai and
Frederick Streets
Wyndham Street
Guulph
Willams
Acton
Wree Press
OiNes
Mercury Omce
Guelph
Nowa Record
Mergan
W. J. Gordon
Ullaburg
WLJ
Kerr
Mato_of
Aale
Your Nolas
Young Breet
The Box of Uncle Ad Reveals a Family Truth
A farmer named Luke Wyck reads a faded album and a Last Will and Testament in Uncle Ad’s stump lot. The discovery shifts long held feuds as Luke forgives Ezra and the siblings unite to clear the stump lot and plant corn for silage.
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Vorlius
Chen
Vie
Lane
Adam Wicky
Luse
Fila
Izpa
Ghare
Jan
Migheut
Boyd
Decrees Spark Family Battle Over Stump Lot
In Jefferson County the Probate Court decree gives Adam Wicks heirs title to a disputed stump lot, fueling a bitter feud between Joule and Yasue Wicks and their uncle Adair Wicks as they clash over land between farms and a long feud. The discovery of the document heightens tensions as the family negotiates rights amid longstanding mistrust and fear.
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Luss Wielka
Joule
Twuce
Jefferson
Adam Wicks
Adam Wieku
Stefarn
Hoe
Lane
Yasue
Susie
Adaga Wicks
Chess
Wicks
Duman Kyle
Cheeen
Punan
Apu
Beth Lil
Lili
Josie
Itus
Visabaas
Abda
Ne Jose
Sarnia
The Red Crown Girls Of Minbury Town
A fragmented verse-like piece discusses girls Alley Dorothy Toss and Alice of blue eyes from Minbury town. It notes their neatness and pale charm while contrasting local boys’ views and their past and present behavior. The piece hints at social expectations and the value of sincere speech.
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Hisbury
Dorothy
Pir
Minbury
Alley
Red Crown
Dorothy Toss
Alice
Somathing
Depothy
Community notes and local changes in Milton area
Country reopen next Monday. New pavement draws interest from nurseries and baby carriages. Dr. McDonald to assume practice from Dr. J. J. Uren who moves to Toronto. Milston area sees a serious fire at Milton Champion building and Harry’s wuddiery with upstairs residents rescued. Water concerns rise from local farmers over Georgetown waterworks while rains provide temporary relief. McLaughlin marriage announce at lot 27 Nas angaweya on Friday August 4.
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Uct
Nurne
Gov. Stoval
Lata
Toronto
W. OH. Adamu
McDonald
J. J. Uren
Ursa
Matthawn
Prescott
Kington
Ottuwee
Milton Champion
Harry
Milton
Hilver
Georgetown
Buffalo herd moved to Canadian farm for conservation
Canadian government partnered with Via farming to found a buffalo farm in Alberta to save the species from extinction. The Wainwright station houses over two thousand bison in a large fenced enclosure, grown from an original herd of about one hundred. The scheme, inspired by a rancher Pueblo from Montana, involved moving hundreds of animals by rail to Canada with government support and has led to thriving, increasing herds under favorable conditions.
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Ucule
Alberta
Wainwright
Phomurta-canadas
Aveska
KBE Tvat Riuk
Montana
Thaly
War era material logistics reveal domestic supply shift
An industrial report describes wartime shifts in raw material sourcing from continent imports to local production. A major Jug land minel corporation, previously importing from Augila and other regions, faced dwindling supplies and consulted geologists who confirmed abundant domestic reserves.
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Jugland
Augila
Ahrourth
Andalia Convertern
Develored
Ax Uinu
Geoliteta
A Lesson in Promise Keeping From a Frayed Pact
A garbled historical note recalls a verbal agreement between Dwirbt Moody and a neighbor to work for pay. After Moody's failure to complete labor, he faces social pushback and questions of integrity as the community weighs whether truth and labor deserve trust and reward.
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Moody
Uliefoot
Mandy
Chet Bheigether
The Dignity of Home Work
Analyzed remarks on home labor versus factory work. A factory girl defends home duties while noting fatigue and monotony. The piece critiques industrial schemes, praising home tasks for health and mental engagement despite physical strain.
Momentum and persistence drive lasting success
The piece argues momentum matters in achievement. It notes that starting tasks without consistency leads to failure, while steady, continual effort builds progress. It cites examples from youth and work to illustrate how ongoing effort sustains results and momentum underpins success.
Hats Off to Canada War Tribute from Boston Transcript
A Boston Transcript reprint praises Canada's wartime response to Britain and its role against Germany. It lauds Canada’s unity at Vimy Ridge and the mass mobilization of soldiers, claiming Canadian valor helped hold back the German army and defend liberty and world peace.
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Mr. Hoot
Toronto
Brunca
Canada
Free Land
Vimy Ridge
United States
Brumptiens Amt
Itu
Armlea
Nbine
Huta
Boston
Letting Well Enough Alone In The Face Of Opportunity
A dated, cautionary reflection urges readers to resist the pull of complacency. It argues many miss chances for self improvement by heeding the voice telling them to stay comfortable and avoid risk, urging active effort to seize better prospects.
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Avery
Wwe
Ihaaver
Har ry Lauder on Dhink Vw asesuit arélela
A muddled fragment cites a comedian named Anerladan Mau Harey Cauda discussing sobriety and personal reputation. It presents garbled quotes about drink, sobriety, and the idea of setting a sober example for others.
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Harey Cauda
Hye Wolf
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Business Directory
Thos. Gray
C. M
McGill LC
Limburghs
H. Glangow
Kluiub Medical Association
Frederick Atrost
Acton, Ont
J. A. McNiven
Hower Avenue
Blain
Honedergon
Ont
John Lawson
Ontario Auterinary College
Omco
Arthur
Mill Street
A. J. Mackinnon
Perryman Mack. Ae
H. P. Moore
Francis Nunan
Rd. Kerr
Hulton
Wellington
Peel
Duffurin
Gueliy
J. E. Cheevers
Quabec St En - Guelph
Graving
Prt
Metta
Storonto
D. Alex
Niven Ontario
Burveys
Vlad
Ita
Hinepriuta
Ate
Cortifraten Fury
Uny marGedgees
Harveys Foe Architecta
Huthders
Munderpel Coundila
Kethnates Wite
McLean Building
Douglas UK
Gqueline Chon
Todd Ont
Hamilton& Sons
Cor, Nerwich & Woolwleb
the Bank of Nova Scotia
Paksup
Graraag
Acton Brana
Savage & CO
Wyndham
Johnson
Dsc
HPARK
Ford Motor and
the Bond Hardware CO. Ltd
Court Glass
Speciallatudia
Kenney Bros
Lawa
Mevamung Nealthy
Renney Bros
Savage
Werner
Guelph Trust Co
Ogaraged
Cherled Il Dlewatt
Paealient
Eeadded
Mowirt
Wisden
Aednus
Uae
Geke Ubedbek
JL. Mebidersy,, Manauing Obes
C.W. Kelly &Son
C. C
C. C. Speight Mill Street
Gefore Sunshine
Poland
Utraucht
Rose
Win
Hla Ainter
Jas
Nawuring
Uluter
Luwe
Lumun Kyle
Leforn
Luman
Oda
Vera Kyle
Ezra
Esra
Lass
Hare
Aheon
By Dennis H. Stovall
Bingurvy Town
McLaughlin
Con
Nasangaweya
Ound
Neltwon McLaughlin
Anany Lubela
Pormiy
Littlefellows Welfare
Hucceus
Harry Lauder
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