United Farmers of Ontario Declare Shipments of Liquor a Disgrace
The United Farmers of Ontario at their annual convention condemn shipping liquor from Canadian breweries to the United States as a national disgrace. Thomas Mulvey sailed for Canada after talks with British authorities on enemy stocks and bonds with Canada claiming securities held by a British trustee. Canadian authorities have long pushed for this arrangement and report satisfactory increments since the war.
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United Farmers of Ontario
United States
Canada
Thomas Mulvey
Mulvey
Canadian habit of Christmas cheer aids those in need
The article praises Canada’s widespread charitable spirit during Christmas, highlighting churches, Sunday schools, social services, deaconess activities, and organizations like the Toronto Star. It notes relatively low poverty and urges broad participation to bring joy and comfort to homes and hearts at the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Star
Canada
Canadian National Exhibition Seen as World’s Largest Fair
The Federation of British Industries official reports from Toronto last fall that the Canadian National Exhibition is the world’s largest annual show. It notes Toronto’s 600 000 population and strong spending power, English exhibitors impressed by visiting crowds, and the broader significance for Canada and the fair’s directorate.
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Federation of British Industries
B. M. Bellasia
Toronto
England
Canadian National Exhibition Directorate
Canada
Canada’s Dairy Output Across The Prairie Provinces
Canadian dairy production shows decline in cheese while creamery butter and condensed milk rise. Cheese output fell from 220 833 260 pounds in 1900 to 134 530 653 pounds in 1922. Butter and condensed milk values climbed, with 1900 butter at 36 000 730 pounds and last year at 40 863 517 pounds. condensed milk value rose from 200 520 to 6 830 232. Government grading of factory cheese and butter for export began in April, and prairie provinces plus Nova Scotia adopted grading locally.
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Canada
Prairie
Eho
Prairie Provinces
Nova Scotia
Farmers Seek Abolition of Senate at Toronto Convention
The United Farmers of Ontario backed abolishing the Ottawa Senate at a Taronto convention. The Canadian Council of Agriculture proposed an elective reform, but abolition won the debate led by W L Smith.
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Senate
United Farmers of Ontario
Taronto
Ottawa
Canadian Council of Agriculture
W.L. Smith
Prohibition Vote Reflections Across Provinces
The writer notes Alberta liquor policy as decisive but cautions Ontario differs. It recalls British Columbia's 2020 pro government control vote by 35 000 and Ontario's 1921 tightening vote by 160 000. The temperance stance swings with public opinion and press reports from Britain.
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Alberta
British, Columbia
More Spent for Education the Less for Law
The Warden of Wellington at the Guelph Inst banquet said the year’s education cost neared $100 000 while justice administration totaled about $15 000. He noted higher education spending could reduce justice costs and hinted at a possible two mill tax rate cut in 1924.
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County of Wellington
Guelph
Broadening Out the Progressive Party Emerges in Toronto
At a Toronto farmers convention last week a new Progressive Party was formed with initial steps to be taken at a January 3 meeting in Toronto. R H Halbert M P said UF O members in federal and provincial legislatures would attend to decide on the party’s future. The group is expected to be called the Progressives and former Premier Drury may be elected leader.
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Toronto
New Progressive Party
R. H. Halbert
M. P
Mr. Drury
The
Progressives
Halbert
Ottawa
Drury
Canada Leads World as Wheat Exporter in 1923
Canada remains the top single contributor to global wheat supply. For the grain year ending August 1 1923 the International Institute of Agriculture reports Canada exported 270 million bushels, outpacing the United States 1999, Argentina 144, Australia 53, and India 28 million. Canada supplied two fifths of leading exporters total 606 million bushels. The 1923 24 outlook predicts even larger Canadian exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Sanwde
International Institute of Agriculture
United States
Argentina
Australia
India
Ontario Farmers Push Dominion-wide Prohibition
The United Farmers convention endorsed Dominion-wide prohibition as essential for enforceable laws. Delegates also urged strict enforcement of existing prohibitory statutes, noting farmers' long role in shaping liquor controls and forecasting eventual nationwide prohibition.
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United Farmers
Council of Agriculture
W. L. Smith
Ontario
Editorial Notes and Election News From Historic Gazette
A weekly newspaper secures trust yet faces backlash. Geo Barber wins Acton Reeve by acclamation for a sixth term. Also notes Cutrada forest assets valued over 20 million dollars yearly and a call to rename Armistice Day to Victory Day for broader meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Barber
Acton
Neighborhood News from Milton Town and Country Bazaar
Report notes milton neighborhood activity despite poor weather. Grace Avenue bazaar drew strong crowd with a big ad. a motor accident on Overland Street involved De C. We Howlop and Walter Meadhow, no serious injuries. Water service shut off for non payment. will be restored after all rates are paid plus a turning on fee.
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Milton
Duant
Basaare
Grace Aiueete
Noliup
Walter Meadhoui
Dios
Hin
Ubtoarsa
Oakville News Roundup and Church Anniversary Highlights
A jumbled Oakville items column notes a tax payment extension to December 31, mentions Harmed family ties and a late Mra Cysum We Andoraun, and describes Oakville civic events. It reports a church anniversary entertainment at Munn's Church, a Gregory Theatre program, and contributions from the Methodist Choir. Community notices include a Christmas ox mold and local Cross Society activities. stray items discuss weather, a local supper, and a tip of Chief Kerr's collection.
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Cayunci
Tnt
Huinley Andormon
Mra Cysum
Andoraun
Neales
Cal
Oakville
Ontario
Pulloa
Kerr
Jt Fu
Town Council Pays Public School Board for Maintenance
The Town Council paid the Public School board 13300.00 for annual school maintenance. The article notes local events including a high school concert, a mayoral deputation to the Education Minister, and residents moving to Mansawood. It mentions Mr T J Spolghe erecting auto room additions and Capt J B Walloon hosting garden features.
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Public School Board
T. J. Spolghe
Hia
Guelph
J. Bf. Walloon
Uth
Carden
Turaday
Caunclor Duncan
Georgutown
Wm. Hatolay Haw
Toronto
Ainee
Fred
Mansawoud
Near
Georgetown
Christman School Concert and Social in Hamilton
The notice describes a Christmas concert and tea at Knee Church Sunday School with a bake sale in the schoolroom this Thursday evening at eight o'clock. Several local officials attended dinners and visits, with community members preparing for the holidays and an upcoming art exhibition at Marington High School.
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Elias J. Labatourst
T. A.‘ Lebetourst
Thia Town
Hs Hamilton
Christman
Knee Church
Irving
Mayor Harrie
Stampton
OR. Church
Peg
Hi Or. Campbell
Newmarket
Wortram J. Webster
Hamilton
Marington High
Tewch
Methodiat Church
Mogton
Oakvillu
Old-Time Drinkers Fight Morality Play With Backward Glorification
A fragmented reflection on Prohibition era abuses and public drinking culture. The piece discusses bar life, illicit spirits, and social attitudes toward intoxication, noting private bpms, police concerns, and parental worries amid the era’s turmoil.
Wealth and Influence in Friction of Charity and Pride
A fragment from the Shee and Leather Journal contemplates wealth as a test of virtue. It argues that riches do not guarantee righteous influence and that true companionship rests with those who seek genuine friendship over social advantage. The essay suggests moral balance between wealth and benevolence.
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Orlanda
Holomon
Hal
Leather Journal
Watch repairs in a Scottish town endures decades of waiting
A man revisits a shop asking if his watch is ready. The watchmaker recalls the event with a long lapse in memory. The two agree on identifying details and the watch is found after twenty two years, but the owner delays collecting it, revealing a puzzling tale of time and return.
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Scottigh
Anya
Pak
Superstitions, Ancient Beliefs and The Wood Charm Origin
The text traces superstitions across eras linking fate, harvest, and marriage to trees and sacred groves. It notes how people prayed to trees, the idea of touch wood, and ancient beliefs in supernatural influence on daily life. It also mentions a classroom exercise on Versus of the Christians and a youth’s reflection in Roman history.
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Jie
Ereada
Versocutian
Plasterers Refuse Job Over Parking and Chauffeur Rule
A report from Thompton Point details a dispute at a schoolhouse project where Commissioner Flynn notes no plasterer could work. One worker, warned off by the foreman, claims lack of parking space and a rule requiring hired chauffeurs, prompting heated exchange over who may be employed on site.
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Thomnton
Thoman Flynn
Chereukan
Lecauws Wu
Forumuin
Engagement Tale From an Old Notice
An engagement notice details a couple's commitment and a brief exchange about correspondence. The fragment suggests a formal letter on paper use and return envelopes, reflecting archaic etiquette.
Acquittal Follows Lawyer Plea in Harac Case in North Carolina
An NC man escaped conviction after his lawyer mounted a powerful plea. The jury acquitted, and the lawyer urged the court to consider the horns matter, quoting a heated exchange. The judge warned against overreaching while noting the limits of learned debate.
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North Carolina
Hia
Bismarck's Reproof and a Courtly Episode
A fragmented historic scène depicts Bismarck’s blunt rebuke of a political foe and a later scene in a royal court where a countess laments the chancellors absence. The narrative underscores Emerson’s line that in doubt the nobler instinct strengthens with each wound.
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Emerson
The Morning Alarm and the Value of Resolved Plans
A student struggles to wake up and complete daily duties as a warning against weak resolutions. The text argues that small undone tasks erode discipline and that sticking to weak commitments trains us for weightier matters. Consistency in routines strengthens willpower for future challenges.
Folklore Voices On Dogs In Superstitions
A fragmented 19th century style note describes dogs linked to demon warding and souls after death, citing Native American and Southern beliefs. It mentions dogs appeasing sacrifices for children, a watchdog named Dyrden, and various signs such as nose rubbing predicting weather or misfortune, with warnings about dog sightings and luck.
Man Cherishes Quiet Poolside Habit Amid Lunch Dismissal
A farmer notices Jack McLeod absorbed in a tranquil routine beside a pool despite the noon heat. He scolds him for missing lunch and questions why he does not head home. The exchange highlights a stubborn routine and a neighbor’s practical warning.
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Jack McLeod
Walt
Jack
Ee Gahorman
Fragmentary Verse Snippet From Unknown Page
A highly garbled text fragment shows poetic language with scattered phrases and misspelled words. no clear event, names, or locations can be determined from the readable portion. The piece reads like a stray verse or transcription error with improbable nouns and disjointed imagery.
Money Lenders Reported in Perryman Block
A brief notice from Perryman block in Ontario details money lent on montages with times listed as 0.30 and 13.00 hours for Saturdays. The fragment confirms local lending activity and scheduled clock references.
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Perryman Block
Acton
Montgages
To & P.m
Final election returns show party standings and coalition note
The final returns list Conservatives 203 Labor 80 Liberal 153 Other parties 12 one deferred election 1 total 615. Without a coalition the Liberals and Labor can overthrow the government on any issue.
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Labor
Liberal
Liberals
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London
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Che Cran
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Dong
Co-Operative Store
Bayon
Mill Street
Amarck
Mattara
Ulemarck
Bismarck
Masa
M.atudent
Alo Aelock
Doct
Business Directory
DR. J. “A. McNiven
Lower Avenue
Klaty Hidet
Rode, Ak
DR. E. J. Nelson
Woldmhick Btrest
Acton, Ontario
W. S. Laird
LEGAL
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M.A. Garrister
Gollester
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Bellestar
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J. M. Bell
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Dantor
Toronto Univer
Ome
Fealdence
Corner Mill
Breferick Street
F. G. Gollop
D.D.S
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Lodge Directory
Sons OF England
Lodge Woodgreen
Mark Mombere
J. Precious
J. Little
W. Ps
Beocretary
J.- Kerr
Nesidones
Bower Avenue
Guelph Business College
Hindeonta
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Hprodt
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J. E. Cheevers Book Binder
Québec Et Eust Guelph, Ont
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