Urgent Acton library needs and cemetery care plan
Editorial argues Acton requires an isolated modern public library with space for reference books and reading rooms to serve students and boarders. It compares Tillsonburg’s cemetery commission success and urges Acton council to adopt a perpetual care by law similar to Tillsonburg’s, enabling endowments for Fairview plots.
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Acton Public Library
Acton
Carnegie
Ontario
Tillsonburg
Fairview Cemetery
Tillsonburg News
Fairview
Holmes
Burlington By Law Fire Limit Referenced in Case
The Burlington by law on fire limits governs building erection and repairs with council approval after building inspector review. Russel Smith of Village Inn seeks permit to extend for tourist care, with Acton’s by law similar and requiring council reference. many such cases not brought before the council.
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Burlington
Burlington Gazette
Russel Smith
Village Inn
Acton
Outlaw War urged by Christians and churches in America
The Presbyterian Banner calls for vigorous support of moving to outlaw war as a means of settling disputes. It argues there is no defense without aggression and urges branding aggressive wars as crimes, with impartial agencies to identify aggressors. It champions global moral condemnation and swift action against aggressor nations.
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America
Presbyterian
Banner
Wheat Prices Rise in Global Markets Spark Debate
Wheat prices in major markets show Chicago 1.90, Winnipeg 1.97, Liverpool 2.105, with talks of a corner. Julius H. Barnes denies a corner exists while noting Europe’s record trading and Russia’s shift to imports, signaling brighter prospects for 1925 harvest.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Italy
Julius H. Barnes
United States Chamber of Commerce
Ireland's Trade With Other Countries Revealed
The Ulster Annual and Commercial Review shows Northern Ireland exports totalled £46,367,279 last year with linen and yarns leading at $75,000,000 and cotton goods at $22,000,000. Machinery and bacon and hams also significant. eggs poultry and potatoes boost farm provisions. Belfast ships and shipbuilding noted as central to cross channel traffic. The Northern Whig and Belfast Post publish the 1925 Ulster Annual to spur commercial pride.
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Ireland
Northern Ireland
Ulster Annual and Commercial Review
Northern Whig
Belfast
Post
J Glencairn Cunningham
Ulsted
North Channel
Irish Sea
Ulster
Mnany
Whig
Editorial Notes On Prohibition Coolidge And Canadian Progress
Editorial notes discuss Public sentiment turning toward better times, Coolidge urging law observance, Ontario trade policy favoring domestic manufacturing, Canada’s leadership in reforestation and hydro energy use, and changes in Ontario Progressive leadership with Manning Doherty retiring and W E Raney appointed.
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Associated Boards of Trade of Ontario
Canada
Mailard Empire
Public Library Board Appointments and Church Notices
The 1925 Public Library officers include Chairman J M Moore Secretary J L Thompson Treasurer C Wi Papat Book Committee C W Papat A G Green Ry Pane J L Thompson Property J Mcdermid A Green C Papat Z Moore The Presbyterian Church hosts a Church Union vote and the Ladien Aid Methodist Church plans an Older Tyme Concert February 19 A Daughtern of the Church event is set for February 2 The Glenwood Hamilton Methodist Church anniversary service featured Rev Bellamith of Codkaville The Sholr choir provided music for the occasion Mrs Charles H Thorburn honorary Canadian government commissioner at Wembley will speak on Wembley and Geneva at the Public Library Friday January 30 Herald
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Public Library
J. M. Moore
J. L. Thompson
Trennaurer
C. Wi. Papat
C. W. Papat
A. G. Green
Ry Pane
J.mcdermid
A. Green
C Papat
Z. Moore
Presbyterian Church
Methodist
Bellamith
Codka
Villa
Charles H. Thorburn
Attaway
Wembly
Geneva
Wemley and Genove
the Public Library
Herald
Township officials named in Iowa health board action
Iowa officials including Sam Huxley and George W Berry named to Township Board of Health. Nearby, Erin hosts a snowshoeing party hosted by A Fines, Baylins sail to England, and Charles Grant remains ill. A box social is planned at Conningsby School on Friday February 13. Girl’s Guild displays educational films Monday February 2. In Erin, Students compete for oratory honors with two silver trophies for top boy and girl. Mrs. R W Campbell visits Toronto.
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Iowa
Sam Huxley
Asgossor
Wm. J. Young
Lollector
George
W.” Berry
Daniel Gray
Wm. H Rowanani
Dan. A
Robertubn
E. J. ‘Pearen
Township Board of Health
A. Fines
Erin
F.T. Baylisn
Hibburg
England
Charles Grant
Conningsby School
R.W. Campbell
Toronto
Erin Continuation School
Milton picks new Ontario Game Warden and local happenings
Milton names George Buck as Ontario Game Warden succeeding W A Chapman who resigned. The town anticipates a busy building year and steady demand for comfortable rental dwellings. In hockey at the Arena Outiawa and spinning Mills players clash injuring Frank Johnson who wore glasses. seven stitches needed. Trafalgar reports ongoing chicken thieves linked to highway proximity to Toronto and Hamilton. Milton Horticultural Society held its annual meeting with 227 members. window flower exhibitions featured. George Andrews of Winnipeg celebrated his 100th birthday. he is an uncle to Mrs. William Bewa Reformer. Laglen Aid Society hosted its third annual banquet for church adults and choir members with over 100 guests.
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George Buck
Ontario
W. A. Chapman
Frank Johnson
Trafalgar
Ita
Toronto
Hamilton
Milton Horticultural Society
George Andrews
Winnipég
Milton
Thuradiy
Andrews
Ucle
Wiliam Bewa
Laglen' Aid Society
Methodist Church
Pupper
Local notices and events from Burlington area
Burlington social items report Mrs Edmond Holby entertaining St Luke's Church choir at her home. Visitors from Saskatche wan and Ontario include Mrs Margaret Allen and Miss Muriel Barker. Town residents discuss water shortages and a Guelph lecture on vocational training. A brother’s death in Winnipeg and a Volunteers brigade meeting are noted along with a burglary arrest and a Burlington Agricultural Society report.
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Holby
St. Luke's Church
Margaret Allen
Manitorio
Sask
A. C. Burnett
A. W
Wallace
Moosejaw
Alster
A. Hall
King's Read
Stanley King
Winnipeg
Bedalda
G. A. Kinis
Volunt&r
Maxwell Cooper
G. Cornfel
Murray Saundera
Mida Mutina
Brant
Gold Production in Ontario Sets New Records in 1924
Preliminary December figures show Northern Ontario gold output reaching new highs. Total 1924 production around 25 million dollars, with 1925 starting near 30 million dollars annually. About 4,800 miners were employed directly plus 999 more in development work.
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Preg
Ontario
Thares
Propertien
Tea Prices Rise as Supply Fails to Meet Demand
Tea prices climb due to inadequate supply as demand surges. Growers face a three year wait for a tea bush to mature to plucking stage, delaying production.
Classified ad for office services and specialty printing
Honor graduate of Toronto University offers anesthesia on request. Office at residence corner MUL and Frederick Streets. Account books and periodicals made to order and neatly ruled. Prompt service and careful handling of Descriptions descripting periodicals.
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Mul and
Frederick Streets
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