Auction Sale at Moffat Natangaweyn on July date
Public auction instructed by Qa. K Brownlow will sell at residence Moffat Natangaweyn a range of domestic goods. Items include electric washer refrigerator mantel radio iron sewing machine dining room suite kitchen cabinet range and more. Cash terms day of sale no reserve due to proprietor selling home. Hindley and Elliott auctioneers L McMillan clerk.
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Qa. K. Brownlow
Sacell
Moffat
Natangaweyn
Raturday
Coffield
Singer
Hindley & Elliott
Acton Clubs Use Lefty Lawson in Lending Deal
Acton clubs arrange a lend lease that sees Lefty Lawson throw four innings to back Sam Snyder. Lawson stayed on eight innings plus, with question over who finishes the term. Oakville tops in Halton after floodlight debut, while Georgetown withdraws from juveniles.
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Milton
Oakville
Georgetown
Georgetown Herald
Dude Lindsay
Acton
Halton County
Floodlight base ball comes to Victoria Park Oakville
A new floodlight baseball event is announced for Halton County at Victoria Park on Dominion Day evening. Oakville opens the Century Theatre last Thursday night and local news notes a fatal train collision near Glencoe involving William Card, 19, and a St Thomas companion. A $1000 donation is presented to the Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital fund by JT Dunwoody and the Oakville Lions Club.
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Halton County
Victoria Park
Century Theatre
William Card
Glencoe
Ontario
St.Thomas
Trafalgar Memori
JT. M. Dunwoody
Oakville Lions Club
Halton Farm Interest holds annual Weld Day at new recreational grounds
Halton Federation of Agriculture hosted the Agricultural Weld Day at the new recreational grounds near Lowville. About 1590 to 2000 attendees from Halton observed softball, field and track events as Allan Nicholson and W J Robertson praised local workers. Nas Sagawersa 4 and 5 won the Milton Milling Trophy in a packed program while Palermo Junior Farmers edged Acton Juniors 9 to 8 to represent Halton at Guelph.
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Halton
Proporty
Dublin W.il
Ontario
Paul Fisher
Halton Federation of Agriculture
Allan Nicholson
Burlington
Milton Milling Trophy
Nas Sagawersa
South Halton
Nassagawega
Nelson
Trafalgar
Milton
Acton- TV
Geo. A
Thos W. Bell
Campbellville
Verna Thompson
Gordon Thompson
Lowvill
Munns
Paleomo and
Merton
Kaenide-Cedar Springs
Linbrook
Burlington Mourns Family Tragedy and Local Happenings
In Nelson village Burlington Jerold John McCarthy aged six years was killed on the Dundas highway near his home. The town gathered as the Junior Band fundraiser opened by Mayor Norman Craig drew attention alongside a staff picnic where Miss Frances Duck and Miss Andrine MacFarlane were honored for upcoming marriages. Karen Lorraine Pell two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J Pell Palermo died after an operation in Oakville. The Dutch government seized Kaiser William’s palace at Doorn where he sought sanctuary after fleeing Germany thirty years ago.
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Jerold McCarthy
Dundas Highway
Nelson Village
Burlington
Doorn
Germany
Recollections of Acton and Local Developments 1898
In 1898 Acton prepares for exams with students sent to Georgetown including Bente Wallace Jennie Gurney Bertha Speight Clara Cobban Edith Nicklin Gertrude Barry Eva Perryman Wattle Moore Frank Moore and Thomas Henderson. A sample block marks permanent pavements on Mil Street. Acton beat Hespeler 8-2 in a ball game as Bentty Jago Mills Ryder and Olleatt led the lineup. A fire destroyed the Ebbage Planing Mill and the tannery of Councillor Francis on Water Street. Beardmbre firm leases the Litwe residence at Church and Abussatacoto for temporary town housing.
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T. ‘I. Moore
Georgetown
Bente Wallace
Jennie Gurney
Bertha Speight
Clara Cobban
Edith Nicklin
Gertrude Barry
Eva Perryman
Wattle Moore
Frank Moore
Thos. Henderson
Acton
Mil Street
John
Elgin Street
Hespeler
Ubentty
Jago
Mills Ss
Ryder
F. Ryderec
Olleatt P
Harwood
Holmen Jf
McIntosh
Ebbage
Francis
Water St
Messrs
Beardmbre
Robert Lit- We
Church
Abussatacoto Anida
Simpson and Fletcher families celebrate Nassagaweya anniversary
A reunion at the Simpson homestead Lot 20 Con 3 Nassagaweya marked the hundredth anniversary of Nassagaweya settlement. Descendants and residents gathered about 1500 people for the event. DIED Swackhamer at Limehouse July 7th 192? aged 81.
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S.s.no. 18
Trafalgar
A. E. Cripps
Fred McCutcheon
Acton
Brampton
Cooksville
Georgetown
Simpson
Fletcher
Simpson Homestead
Con
Nassagaweya
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