Obituaries Mention Births and Deaths From Guelph Area in January 1933
A collage of birth notices and obituaries from Guelph region dated January 1933 lists: Labby Lasby family children, Auld William father of Herbert Robert and Frederick, Oakley Annie M Watson wife of Albert, Evans Nellie wife of Reuben, Baldic Sarah widow of the late Charles, Hortop Annie wife of Robert F. McMaster, and Graham Neilson former Prince Albert sheriff. Also notes a funeral from Esquesing Township and interment in Prince Albert.
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Auld
Toronto
William Auld
Herbert
Robert
Frederick
Oakley
Harria
Knox Avenue
Acton
Annie M.watson
Albert Oakley
Ebvang
Esquesing
Nellie Willams
Reuben Evans
Otuddenly
Glenwilliams
Ontario
Annie Hortop
Robert F. McMaster
Samuel J. McMaster
Toronto: Transportation Commission
Exsquesing Township
Graham = Neilson
Prince Albert
Sask
Nellie ‘McGregor
Georgetown
Prince Albert Sask
Wintery snippets shape community life in The Free Press
The Free Press notes a thaw of winter vibes and a stormy January, plus local events. Erin’s James Justice becomes Wellington County Warden. Acton’s Jenn Smith shines on Guelph Ladies hockey. Mason Knitting Co. resumes, readers renew loyally, and puzzles charm readers as church meetings report encouraging activity.
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Oon James Justice
Erin
Wellington County
Jenn ‘Smith
Acton
Guelph
Jean
Royal City
Ontario Wardens Wardens of the Counties Elected at Inaugural Session
A list of county wardens elected at the inaugural session of county councils. Names include Carleton John Innes. Durham, Northumberland Frank Richard. Elgin Harvey. Lawton. Grey Dougal MacDonald. Halton W N Robinson. Hastings Walter Whytock. Huron James Ballantyne. Kent Fred Leverton. Other counties feature Franki Baldimand, Richard Benoit Essex, and more such as Perth William Dalling and Peterborough John McIntosh.
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Bruge
Campbell Grant
Carleton
John Innes
Durham
Northumberland
Frank Richard
Elgin
Entered Into Rest Mrs William Robinson in Acton
Last surviving members of Emervale Stafford’s family pass away with Henrietta widow of William Robinson dying in Winnipeg in her eighteenth year. Surviving children are William Eva Alva and Harvey W. Interment in Fairview Cemetery Acton. Funeral held from Johnstone Rumley parlors with many distant relatives and friends attending.
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Emervale Stafford
Henrietta
William Robinson
Winnipeg
Robinson
Trafalgar Township
Wiliam
Texas
Eva
Alva
Pickering
Harvey W
Toronto
Acton
Af, Johnstone & Rumley
Fairview ‘Cemetery
William Auld of Acton Dies in Toronto at 77
William Auld former Acton resident dies Saturday in Toronto at 77. He is survived by wife Sarah Appelbe before marriage. three sons Robert Herbert Frederick and son-in-law Russell Robinson. one daughter. three sisters. Funeral held in Toronto Monday with interment at Prospect Cemetery. Acton friends attended.
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William Auld
Acton
Toronto
Herbert
Frederick
Russell Robinson
Barry Gibbons
Thos. Ramshaw
John Allan
Erin
Earlscourt Avenue
Pros
Obituary notices for Mrs Ruth Blow and Mrs Reuben Evans
The Sentinel Review reports deaths of Ruth Blow widow of William Blow of East Oxford aged 81 leaving two daughters and two sons and eleven grandchildren with services at Christ Church Oxford Centre. It also notes the death of Mrs Reuben Evans at her home in Esquesing Township after a brief illness, survived by husband and two children Ellsworth and Kathleen, with funeral at Glen Williams Cemetery conducted by Rev H Caldwell.
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the Sentinel Review
Woodstock
William Blow
F. S. Blow
Acton
Blow
Ruth Blow
East Oxford
H. W. Greenly
Dundas Street
Old St. Pauls
Christ, Church
Oxford Centre
Ladies’ Aid
Henry Greenly
Alfred D. Love
Grand Rapids
Arthur E. Blow
Fermdale
Mich
John Webb
Edmund Thrower
Reuben Evans
Scholme
Esquesing
Rev. H. Caldwell
Glenwilliams Cemetery
W. Anthony
D.A
Russell, Mcintyre
Stanley Kadge
Cecil Alger
D. Evans
Canadian Apple Exports Rise Amid Strong British Demand
The 1932 Canadian apple crop saw exports to the British Isles climb steeply since autumn with 1,545,830 boxes sold by early January 1933, up 1,080,287 from the prior season. Principal growing areas include Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Ontario and British Columbia, while the 1932 crop is estimated at 3,157,000 barrels.
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British Isles
Canada
Far East
Dominion
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
British Secretat
Letters to the Editor from the Free Press 1933
The Free Press prints letters from readers on general topics. J L Cripps sends New Year greetings from Acton Ontario. G W Thompson of Canadian National Railway refutes a claim about losses. a Stevens Point reader recalls radio broadcasts from Acton and muses on the reach and impact of modern communication and its good or ill uses.
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the Free Press
Acton Free Press
Free Press
Market Reports Dairy Prices and Live Stock Quotes
Toronto dairy quotations list creamery butter and cheese prices for shippers and retailers. Wholesale poultry, beef, veal, lamb, and hog prices are provided with ranges for different grades and weights. Ontario potatoes and apples feature new crop and box prices, plus freight delivery notes.
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Toronto
Creamery
Socona
B. C. McIntosh
Seeveree
Ontario
New
Prince Edward
New Brunswick
Sublime Modeling of Quiet Dignity in Adversity
Sydney Smith argues that true sublimity lies in preserving self respect and modest independence when humiliated or depressed. A solitary resolve to act well, seek respect, and avoid pity becomes a noble example even in retirement.
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Sydney Smith
Utopia Pictured in Bellamy’s Looking Backward Voice
A compact note on Edward Bellamy’s Utopia as depicted in Looking Backward Its music and sermons reach via a musical telephone and a future theatre like radio and television In Bellamy’s system money is replaced by public share credits and centralized distribution through a network of tubes.
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Edward Bellamy
Bellamy
Canada’s Stand in 1932 World Exports and Life Insurance
Canada led in world output of newsprint nickel and asbestos in 1932 and ranked high in other exports such as wheat and copper. Wheat clearances from Aug to Dec 1932 reached 116.85 million bushels, with 91 percent via Canadian ports. Life insurance in force neared 650 dollars per person, while ten months saw 334 million dollars of new coverage by large Canadian insurers.
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Canada
Dominion
Conitest Bred Chicks Available From British Columbia Breeders
The advertiser offers Conitest bred chicks including Whiting stock from British Columbia and two strains from Canadian breeders. Eggs come from blood-tested flocks of hens with hatching dates in April. Prices are stated as affordable and bookings are nearly full, with inquiries for details and pricing.
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British Columbia
Ontario
Wildwood Poultry Farm Record in Georgetown Ontario
A note from Wildwood Poultry Farm in Georgetown Ontario references the Canadian Baby Chick and Poultry Associations. The fragment mentions members and industry records associated with the farm and region.
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Wildwood Poultry Farm
Explaining Leap Year from Julius Caesar Reform
A historical note on Caesar's calendar reform adding a day every four years to align the solar year. It explains bisextile naming from intercalated days and the English term leap year, including the rule: every year divisible by four except centuries not divisible by 400.
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Julius Caesar
Europe
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Boen Umm
Guelph General Hospital
Eg. ‘Nelles
Labby
Guelph* General Hospital
Tan
Charles Lasby
Mason Knitting Co
Frere Press
Henry Denny
Wardens
William [Robinson
Arch. Kerr
Arnold. ' McEnery
Stewart Russell
Fred
Chas
Caves
C. 'R. Evans
R. Evans
C. D. Evans
Geo. McClintock
Marjorie
Alice
I Jas
Morrison
Bred Evans
Martha
Denny
Streetsville
Stanley . Evans
Pat
Sidney. Gibbons
G. Kirby
Brampton
Bureau of Statistics
Florida
Manitoba
Alberta
Edson R. Waite
Shawnee, Oklahoma
Focal
Colton
Ottawa
Avenue
West Vancouver
J. L. Cripps
Montreal
Que
Canadian National
Canadian’ National Railway
Maritime Freight Rates Act
G Thompson
Canadian National Railways
Stevens Point, Wis
Paris
Freeman
Edmiston
Saskatchewan
Wisconsin
Mr. Moore
N. F
Iére
Maidson
Capitol
Creim
Itentangbank
Pretty Kitty
Frank
Debating’ Society
Atho
Whiting
Hollywood
Urquhart
Patterson’s Meat
Serges Homespuns
Grocery Department
Libby
Jaz
Aylmer
Ont
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