Obituary notices and marriage bonds from early 20th century
Fragmented obituary and marriage notices show multiple individuals: Warng, Robert son of William Warne Erin, married Phoshe Tanutaa. Allan- widower Horgt. Jack Witderspin of Cambridge Tryland Alvin. Died Anderson Clara Amelia daughter of James F. and Mary A. Anderson. Price Abigail Guenla widow of James Price aged 74. Dates range 1910 to 1941 with locations Acton Willow Street Cambridge Tryland.
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Warntlinlth
Mathodlat Parsonage
Wednontay
Hav
J. A. Jowatt
Robert Warng
Wiliam Warne
Erin
Phoshe Tanutaa
Yra Tmi
Ka Quelling
Wildirhpin-Allan
Mathollat Warsuauge
Acton
Wodroa
Hey
Lir M. Moyar
Jack- Witderspin
OOM
Cambridge
Tryland
Alvinns
Mew
Allan
Lake Ave
Actone
Anderson
Acta
Clara Amelia
James FL
Mary A. Andorada
Price
John JK. Price
Willow Htrent
Aatof
Abigail Guonla
James Price
The Artin Pree Press THUBEDAY
January 6, 1931 issue highlights local notices and brief articles. Page features community updates, short notices, and early 1930s regional happenings with names and places common to the period.
Local items sketch short notes from Guelph area
A string of brief notices from the Acton and Guelph area covers council meetings, church events, charity drives, and community happenings. Highlights include a call for Look Healt at the Methodist Church, a report on the 50,000 memorial park scheme, and references to new year celebrations, warming clubs, and waterworks updates. Also noted are weather, temperatures, local prices, and a promotion for Salada tea.
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MaLach
Lan
Foyonto
Knox Church
Guelph
Ontario
Ment
Savings Society
Dominion News Digest from the Dominion era
Population figures for Bagninay show 19870 residents. Four Sarnia police officers may resign. Fred Debua re elected for the seventeenth term as mayor of New Hamburg. A Taylor elected Hanover mayor for the sixth time. J I Woodhall county treasurer succumbs to typhoid at his Samia home. Judge Huycke issues key income assessment ruling at Peterboro. Alaght Crown Attorney of Norfolk for 31 years is dead. Fire destroyed buildings in Arran Bask. loss about 160000. Chempness elected school trustee for Brantford Place by acclamation. Major liquor smuggling rings reported between Compton County Quebec and Vermont. Romuel Harfoot, 80, long time Dominion Civil Service and former Chatham Postmaster, retires. Burglars raid Bridgeburg post office through a side window. cash from registered mail taken. The Plainville Methodist Church window The Good Shepherd blown by recent gale.
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Bagninay
Sarnia
Fred Debua
New Hamburg
Ts K Pe. A
Taylor How Bean
Hanover
J. 1
Woodhall
Jalea
Samia
Huycke
Brantford
Compton County
Quo
Vermont
Romuel Harfoot
Dominion Cluit
Chatham
Bridgeburg
Flour abundant in South Africa scarce for months
In a report to Ottawa, P W Ward, Canadian Trade Commissioner in Cape Town, says South Africa will not need flour or wheat from Canada for months. Imported flour has kept markets supplied. government holds fifteen to twenty thousand tons of Italian flour in warehouses and shipments from Canada seem unlikely for many months. The note also mentions removal of a corn embargo in Kent County and impending changes on alcohol imports into several provinces starting February 1.
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Ottawa
Department of Trade
Commorose
P. W. Ward
Cape, Town
Canasta
Chatham
Chamber of Commerce
Mannig Qohorty
Kent County
Promising Ane Ailend Owner Dies After Prolonged Illness
Hiv Jeanie Rallile owner of a farm near Only ville Wisconsin died Sunday afternoon after months of illness following a twilight operation on Anchacods. The funeral of Mr. Wrank Wallin of 5. Yow was held Tuesday afternoon from Goadsdonce in Toronto to Mount Pleasant Comnatory where interment was private. The service, led by Rev. Dr Indy Coly, noted intimate family attendance and floral tributes from relatives including Edith, Mem Aubrgy, and Mrs. Yoller. Pallbearers included P. Wood and Richard Houtham, among others.
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Hiv Jeanie Rallile
Onlyville
Ontarda
Uss Maen
Naveral Wooks
Liu
Youngnat
Canada
Franke
Indy Coly
St. Paul's Angiean Church
Tauty Wiufitte
Wollogley
Marlon
Edith
Mem Aubrgy
Jamon Talila
J. A. Ballltes
Yoller
Mrow. Sycharland
Mrv. Amilth
Niagara Walla
P. Wood
St. Wood
Parkyn Murray
Richard Houtham
Dy TL Voss
Mr. Clarke
Price Advance Expected in Wheat Markets
The rapid rise in wheat prices over the past days is linked to bakeries and dealers holding little stock and anticipating shortages in coming months. Prices have climbed ten to twelve cents per bushel, with traders bracing for volatility as demand may exceed supply. Department of Agriculture data show roughly 43 million bushels in visible supply, about 70 million less than normal, signaling a potential 27 million bushel gap if demand remains steady. Also noted is an event: Deacon Dubba In the Town Jail set for Thursday evening, 20th mate.
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Joon Eraln
Brokard
A. Butler
Omenson, Horwood Co
Danlars
Gare
Department of Agricultures
Washington
Ontario Workmen's Compensation Board Payments 1920 Totals
The board paid out 7,076,439 for compensation with 703,706 to medical widows and a grand total of 7,780,146. Reports show 64,852 accidents in 1920, up 10,591 from 1919, with 453 fatalities compared to 429 the prior year.
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Ontario + Workmen'a
50 Acres in Erin Township Near Acton
50 acres in Erin Township 1 4 miles from Acton. Described as wind pasture with clay loam soil, a pond, and a frame house of four rooms. Burn No. 1 7x27, No. a, b0x30, driving shed 40x224. Possession arranged, price 4800. Terms arranged.
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Erin
Grooma
Erin Township
Acton
Bohol
Fuural
Men’s heavy winter caps on sale at $1.75
Readable text shows men’s heavy winter caps with neat patterns and ear laps. Regular price three dollars, sale price one dollar seventy five cents.
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Stanfield
Fia
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Krox Church
Gordon Home
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Acton Warmers’ Club
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Wilson
Bower Avenue
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Papar
Georgetown
Bundsy
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N.Y
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Louden Farm Machinery
Aston Horticultural Society
Merchants Bank
J. Ray B. Winniner
F. A. Robinson
Presbyterian “Church
Misa C. 1
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Planiat
Kpecchou
Deacon Dubbs
Town Hall
Horatio Nelson Powers
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Alberta
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Manitoba
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Oakville
Big Farmer End
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Iin
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B.A
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Thors
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National Opera Company
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Year O'Neil
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Diggeut
Brown's Drug
Ulster Caats
Turnbull
Monarch
McLean &Co
Mill Street
Lees
R. Noble Ltd
Grand Trunk Station
Henry Awrey
F. Mooney Acton, Ont
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Geo
Wallace
Nassagaweya
Campbellville
Teriny
Reidn
Rockwood
Bank
BR Enttley
Vosnomalon
Winglier
Yourwan
PRG
Ifty Palea
Aolt
Cor’ Geo. Wallace
Acton Horticultural Hociety
Anton
Cor Wet
Rob Alten
Fafa L.williams
Norvic
Prom
Court of Ontario
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Kripps
Graditer
Famuel Hydtall
Malle
Alvira
Douglas Hireat
Guatph
Kiighton
Dhuelph
Vated
Ais
Itor
Nabsagawbya Farm
Hn Mab
John Hardie
Bon Towell
Smile
Moffat G
Las Ofolock
Durham
Hereford
Voyoarody
Voeroford Ateers
Boreford
Ateal
Adamy
Wews Farm
Mtoe
Nate Chblor
Mrent & Waad
Iburrow
Wigan
Hays
Barluyy
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Attoxon Xaakas
Ottalpas
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