Bank of Montreal Crop Report Highlights Provincial Variances
The Bank of Montreal reports varied crop prospects across Canada. Western provinces face harsh drought while Eastern provinces see some promise with hot dry weather easing in parts. Wheat stores hold on summer fallow, coarse grains remain tight, and timely rains are needed in Quebec Ontario BC and the Maritimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Montreal
Dominion
Quebec
Ontario
Maritime Provinces
British Columbia
Corrections on Acton Public School Board Coverage
The Fergua News Record revisits its recent Teachers and Editors column to correct inaccuracies. It clarifies that no board member stated a male principal was needed and that eight or ten citizens presented the petition, though only two spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergua News Record
Acton Public School Board
Steady Improvement Aims to Expand Acton Park Facilities
The article outlines plans to enhance Acton Park by improving the Pack entrance adding a skating and curling rink and converting the western Park area into picnic grounds. Includes ideas for a bathing beach pavilion over Fairy Lake more trees and possible land on Mr John Browns farm with cooperation from Beardmore Co. to realize these aims over several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairy Lake
John Brown
Cameron Street
Messrs. Beardmore & Co
Acton
What Impression Does Acton Make
Acton’s impression on visitors depends largely on individuals. The city provides roads lighting and cared-for property. residents also improve by maintaining lawns gardens homes and shop windows to create a lasting favorable view for travelers. Citizens should do their part.
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Acton
Canada presses ahead with exports under most favored nation terms
Official returns show Canada’s export trend with MFN partner countries. Seven years ago Canada shipped goods worth 73 million dollars to 13 nations. By the year ending March 31 1920 exports reached 105 million, a seven year gain of 122 million. Imports from these countries totaled 45.164 million in 1922 and 90 million in 1920. Countries listed include Argentina Belgium Colombia Denmark France Italy Japan Netherlands Norway Spain Sweden Switzerland Venezuela.
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Canada
Argentina
Belgium
Colombia
Denmark
France
Italy
Japan
Netherlands
Norway
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Venezuela
Driving and Drinking Urged Separate by Toronto Police Chief
Police Chief Draper of Toronto warns against driving after alcohol consumption. As a Highway Safety Committee member he stresses strict enforcement, stating not a single drink should lead to operating a vehicle. He vows constant patrols to catch intoxicated drivers and keep roads safe.
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Draper
Toronto
Highway Safety Committee
Gradually Reducing Bond Issue in Canada
The Dominion Government retired the 2010 20 bond issue of 60 million on August 1. About 55 million was paid off with market purchases by the Finance Department. In 1930 two more issues mature, 20 million and 45 million, including the 1926 refunding loan due February 1 and the balance of a 105 million original issue due December 1 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion
Department of the Minister of Finance
Jeff
When People Think In Small Towns and Cities Unite
The Municipal Review argues that small town merchants and city residents share social and economic interests. It says cooperation replaces group conflict and that urban and rural areas form a single unit facing common duties. It notes rising public thinking safeguards the state.
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The
Municipal Review
Editorial notes on Fairview Cemetery and other civic items
A roundup of local civic notes covers Fairview Cemetery initial care plans, liquor act impact on public gatherings, a lawyer’s remark on gender bias, Acton holiday events, and regional business and road safety updates. Belleville voters weigh a $15 million hydro asset deal with Ontario Hydro.
Neighborhood Notes From Muskoka District Holiday Visitors and Local News
Local items note residents visiting relatives in Palmerston and Mount Tippe for short holidays, with several families traveling by motor to Calendar Ontario. Town Clerk Bykean is recovering from illness. Two youths detained by night constable and remanded by magistrate. Details of hospital operation for Mrs. Thompson and a funeral in Hamilton are also recorded.
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Alf
Creek Ort
Wmrater Iif
Muskoka
Mia Mildred Iunt
Palmerston
Vislting
Misa Neatrich Asmith
Mlusen
Mary Ucheet
Mary
Yabel Fleming
Mia Armstrong
Mount Tippe
Honey Marbor
Bykean
Richard Cole
Duntington
Tramilton
New York
P. Guthrie
Tray
Calendar
Ontario
Penn
Hamilton
Mrs. Winsterr
Toronto
John
Gayotto
Georgetown News Roundup Highlights Local Personalities
Mr. Mervin ICennedy of Owen Sound and Dr. P. R. Watson return to town. fire chief and others attend Ontario Firemen's Association meeting in York Township. various residents visit relatives in Georgetown and beyond. A lightning strike damaged the Baptist Church rear chimney during Sunday storm.
Belleville and regional visits noted in town column
A春 brief notes visits and social mentions from Belleville area including C N Bulman and daughter, Andrew Panoken of Midland, Mr and Mrs Clements at Selkirk Lake Erie, Andrew Willikon ill at Pearl Street home, Mrs Gorham and Ruth Gorham vacationing in Muskoka. Also mentions W Fleming, Welland County Agricultural Representative, Milton and Grimsby guests, Edmonton trip, Canadian Legion event at Hanlans Point, Toronto, and a Dundas engagement for Mary Agnes Hoya.
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C. N. Bulman
Belleville
Osmonds
Andrew Panoken
Midland
Texas
Af Panken
Ro AC Clements
Selkirk
Lake Erie
Andrew Willikon
Pearl Streat
Gorham
John Easterbrook
Campbellville
C. W. Johnston
Eleanor
Cameron
Edmonton
Chamipton
Milton
Canadian Legion
Hanlan‘’s Point
Toronto
Jeagle Eliiott
Hamilton
P. D. Marthy
Mountain View
Joa
Hoya
Martin Itret
Millian
Mary Agnes
Agar
Beware Andsay
Dundas
John Logan
Dyer
Mitton
Peterboro
Hia
Diary Noting Sparks Tea Time Argument
Two young married women talk over tea about noting every quarrel with their husbands in a diary. One suggests recording thoughts while the other remarks you keep a war journal.
Oakville and area week in review at Khor Park Yarm
Oakvillians and Norman Welch open the week at Khor Park near Weantford. Mr and Mrs W J Welch were weekend relatives in Mrantford. Mrs Wm Young and daughters camped at Midland this past week. J P Moore Juvenile Court judge visited for official business. Mr and Mrs Albert Muyhes left by motor for an extended trip to New York State. James Bunyard known as a fakeman in Oakville reputedly retrieved a 10pound plie-Kacord from Bleteen Creek. Nev Forbes Wedderbun and family vacationing at Wideon Pall. Mrs P Lunan and family at Trall’s Lake for a summer holiday. Rev and Mrs J 1% Mellam and family at summer cottage on Lake Olmcoe for August. Rev W E Seymour new pastor of St Johns Church to preach Sunday morning and evening. Congregation extends cordial welcome.
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Mosird
Ialdligg
Norman Welch
Khor Park Yarm
Weantford
J. Welch
Mrantford
Wm. Young
Midland
J. P. Moore
Dudge
Walton County
Albert Muyhes
New York State
James Bunyard
Oakville
Ife Tn
Bleteen Creek
J. Forbes Wedderbun
P. Lunan
Trall's Lake
Mra. J
Mellam
Lake Olmcoe
W. E.seymour
St. John's Church
Star
Summer Beverages for Children and Adults
A nostalgic guide urges cooling drinks for hot days, praising fruit use, sugar as energy, and hydration. It offers recipes for orangeade, ginger ale punch, and grape lemonade, noting hot weather and camp use.
September Dates Fragment Uneven OCR Notation
Fragmentary OCR line shows multiple September tokens and odd punctuation. No clear event, person, or organization identified. Unable to extract a coherent news item from the garbled text.
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United States
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Shelbourne Free Press
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American Can Company
Ontario Hydro
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Nuwangton
Georgetown
P. R. Watson
N. Tuck
Win
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Capt
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Firemen’s Association of Ontario
York ‘Township
L. Grant
BY. Barraclough
J. P
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Waptlat
Herald
Erin
George Horton
Walter Kentner
L Overland
Detroit
L. Overland
Leonard Short
Lansing, Ont
Mim. Short
Walter Pirmann
Cleveland
Ohio
Cal
O. J
Mike Hamilton
A. Nelson
R. N
Dundall
Malcolm Sinclair
Carman Griffin
Masters George, Lloyd and Russell
Muzkawooka
Indiana
J. A. Moffat
Kalamasoo
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James Moe Caly
Advocate
Oakvilae
Honoon
Vai
Watermo
Hronkville
Janniackbum
Faller
Eatentsuctiva
King West
NBC
Firestone
Mads
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company OF Canada Ltd
Free Press
Business Directory
J. A. McNiven
Wea
Burgeee
LYGAL
P.O. Box
Harold Nash Parmer
MLA
Hardaley
Holleller
Notary Webiga
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Prenyman Hlock - Acyom
Obra
J. M. Bell
D. D
J. H. Johnson
D.D.S.L
Francis Nunan Baskbladas
Brompuy
Wyndham Strest
Kelly & Aiken
Owen Bound
Orangeville
Custple
Mid-Continent
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H. W. Dawson
Brampton
Acton Monument Works
Rolin Nicol
Tait
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Tait Optical CO
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