Progress Under Communism by B J Deachman
A critical piece argues that Russian propaganda portrays industrial growth while real living standards lag. It cites U S and Canadian economic comparisons, a five year plan, and a Western-tinged view of American and Canadian capital in a tense postwar context. It notes shortages in Alberta and a government housing project reflecting broader economic strain.
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B J. Deachman
Russia
Drew Mexichetan
Leestian
Mi Hodalndaky
Ameran
Canada
United States
Dominion of Canada
Aimerica
China
Ganada
Meher
Vancouver
Prince Rupert
Amercan Capialim
Ami
Democratic Front
Adone
Japan
Stalin
Kayla
Thussiai
Husstin
Hussin
Kremlin
Husain
Mr. Batshedaky
United States of America
Rooneane of
Bateabat
Recollections of Acton Parish News Brief
Fragmented notice recalls Acton events including Thanksgiving services at the Methodist Church preached by Rev Joseph Faige from Gadench. It notes a Thanksgiving entertainment by Acton Fire Brigade and local choirs, plus upcoming New Year plans and social dates among residents.
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Greham Ianatous
Joseph Faige
Gadench
Acton Fite
Pinetet
Local 1926 Elections and Community Notices
Province wide election results report Hil tier securing a 365 vote majority in Halton while Premier G Howard Feagusen wins an increased majority with 74 of 112 seats. Local race sees John McDer mid beat Eon Gamble in Acton. Community rink oversight committee formed in Georgetown. Obituary notes: Margaret Kam Rice, aged 85, died. Funeral details follow.
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Hietwern
Charles Holmes Taw
Ernest Cripps
Erin
Hia
Vancoused
Halton
Hiltier
Howard Feagpusen
John MccDermid
Ove
Acton
Eon Gamble
Mesary Beard- Aner & Co
Animal War Veterans Featured at London Show
A Reuters report highlights a London event by the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals showcasing Second World War veterans. Entries include Judy the dog captured by Japanese forces, Mercuri the blue hen praised for a notable operation, and rescue animals from London blitz efforts demonstrating stunts and jumping skills.
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London
Reuters
People’s Dispensary
Britain
Judy
Singapore
ELAF
Denmark
Ipswich
England
India
Bliz
Auction sale at Hia farm on Highways near Newand
An auction advertises mixed stock and farm implements to be sold on Saturday at 10 o clock at the farm on 24 Highways about 3 miles from Newand. Items include cows Holstein Jersey cross cattle hogs horses harness implements and farm gear with cash terms and lunch provided.
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Henry Disokmaun
Guelphoon
Loaclock
McCormack Deering
McCormack Deering 11. Me Prertihver Oil, Dic SeafMer, New Spoog
Chatham Fanning
TEEO
Quebec
Jamar
Crow
Fuller
Johnson
Sita Thoope
Cotas House
New
Staly
STS
McClusks
Dee
Mindley and
Elliott
Honour Thy Father plea for respect toward elders
The Department of National Health and Welfare urges respect and care for the elderly as life expectancy rises. It warns that an aging population grows, calling on the younger to practice old fashioned kindness to make the twilight of life livable.
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Department of National Health and Welfare
Live Stock Sale Every Saturday On Farm Near Reformatory
Community sale of calves and pigs of all ages cows stocker sheep chickens hay grain wheat and implements auction by Miller A Scott proprietor and WM Gibson auctioneer. Bring your goods to sell and we will do our best to give you satisfactory service. 1s-18-4
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Reformatory
Na 7
Judge’s Bible Reading Error Appeals Robbery Convictions
Two men convicted of robbery appeal to the Nova Scotia Supreme Court alleging a trial judge erred by reading a Bible quotation to the jury. Their counsel O R Regan argues the verse is not part of Nova Scotia common law and cites the ruling as an error in the criminal case.
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Nalifax
Cpi
Ecrinipal
Nova Scotia Supreme Court
O. R. Regan
Nova Scotia
Proper Feed Helps Hogs in Winter
Farmers face winter pig-raising challenges due to weather and diet. Research from the Dominion Experimental Station shows mineral and vitamin adjustments, notably fish oil and vitamin D, aid growth, thrift, and endurance in confined pens, with calcium and limestone feeding helping sows and litters during gestation and nursing.
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Asys E. van Nice
Dominion Experimental Station
Scott
Sask
Simplinea
The Family Size Farm Adapts To Modern Needs
A discussion on farming efficiency arguing that medium and small farms with family labor can be profitable. It notes the rise of family ownership, cooperative neighbor help, and improved farm equipment as key to independence and future prospects for small landowners.
Octogenarian in Ontarian party honors lifelong craftswoman
Autrora Ontario reports Mrs Harriet Chapman, 80s, celebrated with guests in her self sewn wedding dress from 66 years ago. She paints and makes wreaths from wool and farm products. a “farmer's wreath” valued at 1500 dollars. Her family is noted for longevity, with relatives living into their 80s and 90s.
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Autrora
Ont
Harriet Chapman
Oll
Chapman
Chatham
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