Canada Exports Alfalfa Seed Rise From Imports
Canada has shifted from importing alfalfa seed to exporting it in notable volume. In 1926 the country sold over 6,720 bushels to foreign markets including the United States, with Ontario growers earning high honors at the International Grain and Hay Show in Chicago for several years. Canadian alfalfa seed is sought in the United States for its hardiness, productive value, color, and overall appearance.
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Canada
United States
Ontario
Chicago
Fire alarm panic at Chesley Town Hall concert
Chesley Enterprise ponders how to avert a panic during a concert if a shout of Fire! erupts. The editorial urges having order at the front to calm the crowd and guides orderly descent via the main stairs and fire escape. It notes winter travel hazards and compares Acton Town Hall’s similar design.
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Chesley
Chesley Enterprise
Acton Town Hall
Hotelmen seek liquor privileges and agency role
The Royal Templar quotes hotelmen pressing two Government requests. They seek the right to serve beers and wines in hotel dining rooms with meals and to act as agents for Government liquor purchases for guests. They urge the Premier to resist pressure, questioning what constitutes a meal and warning of potential abuse.
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Daya
Royal Templar
The Value of Chambers of Commerce in Town Life
A speech in Innisfail Alta argues Chambers of Commerce or Boards of Trade unite business skill with community leadership. John Blue stresses that organized business forces strengthen education, hospitals, sports, and culture, guiding growth beyond legal constraints. A thriving town grows from its internal influence and corporate effort.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
John Blue
Ed Smedton Board of Trade
Innisfail
Alta
Trude
Ghaneil
Sehaél
Wiéy Ali
Ufe
Cs Obligt
The
Maur Town
Canadian hospital offer sparks loyalty to Canada
A Toronto hospital chief declined a $25,000 US salary offer to head a hospital across the border. He said remaining a British subject and keeping ties to Canada matters for his profession, despite higher pay in the United States. Some argue business outweighs sentiment.
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United States
Canada
Oritlie Fimes-Packettes
New Cxipadians for Canada See Immigration Increase
Department of Colonization reports a rise in new arrivals from the British Isles Scandinavia and Europe to Canada during 1924. Dr W J Black says families domestics and juveniles were placed in homes farms and apprenticeships as Canadian National Railways notes increased overseas bookings and a growing immigration flow.
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Canada
British Isles
Europe
Department of Colonization,” Agriculture and Natural Resources
Canadian’ National Airways
W. J
Colonization Department
Canadian National Railways
Reflecting on Civic Duty and Community Growth in 1927
A 1927 editorial urges readers to answer self-directed questions about their civic involvement. It challenges residents to evaluate attendance at meetings, participation in committees, and personal contribution to town growth. The piece, from Yarmouth Light, frames good citizenship as more than residence and calls for concrete acts to aid prosperity and happiness.
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Yarmouth Light
Editorial Notes on Canada and North American Policy
Editorial notes discuss a Canada represented in Paris shaping pan American union plans, a looming U S immigration quota change for Great Britain and Ireland, and calls for strict enforcement of law. It surveys Canada’s politics, coal imports, sales tax debates, income tax abolition talk, and December 1926 bidding on permits, plus Milton liquor store rumors and Ontario government prospects.
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Canada
Paris
United States Congress
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Irish Free State
Canadian’ Government Bureau of Statistics
Milton
Penton
Ontario
Ion
Erin hull curttaker named Constable and church events noted
James Baird appointed curttaker of Erin hull and constable. Ladies of United Church plan a Valentine event on February. Mr. Burbour of Willoughby addresses house in Hythe. Mr Leonard Alweoy of Mimoiu to visit. Residents return from VietUing with relatives. Well Hore Cultivational Society elected officers including Justico Prealdent Majac. Treasurer, Mra 2 De Lares. Auditor K. Overland. Society reports $07.00 on budget.
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James Baird
Erin Hull
The
United Church
Séria
Valentine Tou
Did Holding & Dueaar Onrbonduy Ovbalpe
Kolruary Iy
Burbour
Wiijpburg
Ealdhia House
Hythe Village
Laonard Alweoy
Mimoiu
Durbour
Fox Otter
Mirae
New Vanvbure
Miter VietUing
Jer
Ming Madlih Mardy
Lethbeidiee
Alportis
Afr
Sand
Taeartis
Melfountalin
Othee
Trhoreda
Ucultura
Bron Wea
Majac Juatleo
Prealdent
Mind
McMlun
Prouktone
KM aDougall
Abbott Hedrgtury
Mra 2
Aindale
Progetiror Ye Ws
Hull
Suara
Mfrs
de Lares
I Juntigs
Betry
Mre
John Mor Kinney
Cibeon
Sry
Sce
K. Overland and
Stoy Grundy
Ailyocata
Milestone Meets and Local Notices at St George's Church
At the annual ventry meeiing of Bt Qeorge's Church the warden's report showed the receipts of the year amounted to 4484.70. The seventy ost anniversary of the founding of the Church was celebrated this year. The installation of officers at Credit Lodge followed. Community attendees included Major Urant and others at a Toronto banquet. The Jaint Installation of the obi Cora of the Orion Lodge I. C. O. and Verdun Nebekah Lodys took prize in the Judge room. The Arent Company aims to stop smoking nuisance during hockey shows at the arena. constables will enforce. Among local injuries were Mrs Partridge and Mrs George Robertson. The Auton Horticultural Society annual meeting reported improved conditions. officers elected.
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Walker Ledge
Acton
Credit_ Lodge
Milton
Astire
Eeilton
Georgotown
Murraclough
W. Ward
JollKt
Proaldant
Arent
Chax
Trafalear
How Mold
Richard Stroutt
Trafalgar
Wehud
Toadhihe
New York City
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Robbing
Ishi Wallace
Auton Vorticultural Hociety
Raporta
Proallant
Mra
C. W. Martin
Int
K. Byer
Zod
Prew
Cuno Natiel
Bee- Trois
Jas. Mobbridge
Auditora
F. M. Cochrane
K. Crawford
Dirselore
J. Jor Wilson
Mie
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Mire
Fou
Voéaran
Ee Belleire MacKillop
Hatle
W. W
Clements
Burlington official and church events mix with court bids
Burlington notes include bids in county court for an auto accident settlement, Banquet at Trinity Church Men’s Club, and readings program at St Nonkey Mariel Ya. The piece also mentions Dr. Jean Dow death in Pekin and local church social rounds, plus promotional medical claims.
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John A. Church
Wuthy J
Pollard
Dlaintinn Young
Tootor Day
Port Arthur
Ehgan
Burlington
Trinity Church
Y. Ye Mckindley
Christ Church
Chile
Meator
Pekin
China
Jean Dow
United Church of Canada
Dow
Bonn
The Temptation of Jesus in the Wilderness
A Sunday school lesson discusses Jesus facing three temptations in the wilderness. It links temptation to human limits, notes Jesus’ restraint, and emphasizes reliance on God against pride, miracle seeking, and power. It concludes with guidance on daily devotion and study for resisting temptation.
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Leeson
Thames
Jesus
Matthew
Mark
Pater
A. Ashuglay
Furca
Kfa
Carlyle
Asouile Sabia
Walt
Tom
St—Matt
Fragmentary Vignettes From A Personal Anecdote Tale
A partial reminiscence portrays Mr Grandy as kind hearted and caring for many children. Mabel speaks to entice him to visit while Charlie sits on Anaie lunging into a playful exchange about stomachs and laps.
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Mr. Grandy
Mabel
Anaie Charlie
Stomach Trouble Advice From a Cautionary Note
A fragment advises avoiding strong medicines and overeating for stomach trouble. It promotes gentle relief with a mild mineral laxative described as safe, inexpensive, and available from druggists, touting an old English recipe as highly valuable. The text reads like a historical health tip urging cautious self treatment.
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