Local school program ends with thanks and condolences
A Bracebridge school event featured a student program with recitation by Jean Mann and Miss Crosaman’s farewell gift, followed by a picnic. In surrounding notices, community members mourn John Thomson and Mrs. John Blacklock, highlighting their service, families, and funeral details.
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Besche
Jean ‘Mann
Mane
P.eddress
Donalds
oPhiafl
Crosaman
Erin
Circle of Quest
Ordssiman
Sealy God
MacPhail
Andrew Aitkens
John C. Blacklock
Staat Reddiente
Campbellville
John
Joh
Harvey
Weaver
G. Jones
Ville
Andrewa
Beamaville
St John's Church
Sher
Pallchurch
Belleville
Guelph
Milton
Buffald
Hamilton
Toronto
Acton
Mra. Stokes
J. John's Church
Gilmour
Gardener Notes Varieties of Lady Beetles
Fragmentary text mentions different kinds of beetles and both their larval stages. The source is unclear about species names, locations, dates, or outcomes.
No Prizes for Disagreeable Breakfast Remarks
A fragment discusses prizes for being disagreeable and the potential to win, noting some would mock a suggestion at breakfast. It mentions a surly parent figure and tyrannical siblings who loathe you, and contrasts with the absence of prizes for such behavior.
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Prises
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Fragmentary text shows unclear names and places with odd phrasing. The readable bits do not reveal a clear event, person, organization, or location to anchor a concrete news item.
Spruce Mite Damage Warns Spruce Plants In Dominion Report
The Entomological Branch of the Dominion Department of Agriculture warns that spruce mites have seriously damaged many spruce varieties. Foliage turns yellowish to rusty brown with fine silk threads on twigs and numerous minute green or brown mites. Trees should be sprayed during the wildwood of June or earlier with lime sulfur at four pounds per 70 gallons of water, avoiding overwatering. The spray residue disappears in a few weeks.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Grain and produce quotes from Toronto markets
Grain on the Toronto board shows No 1 hard wheat at 8 1 4 to 8 3 4 cents, No 1 Northern 83 4 to 84 4, No 2 Northern 80 2 to 80 4, and feed screenings at 15 dollars per ton. Oats 28 to 30 cents. rye 86 to 86 1 2 cents. buckwheat 3 2 to 3 3 cents. Apples 2.25 to 2.50 per bushel for No 1 Spy. strawberries 8.00 to 10.00 per crate. gooseberries 0.50 to 0.75 per quart. Ontario potatoes none offered. Prince Edward and New Brunswick 1.25 delivered on car lots. Live stock prices listed as current.
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Toronto
Bay Intil Manitoba
Ontario
New
Prince Edward
New Brunswick
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Warble
Yo Watt
Hisar
Yast
John. Thowisdh
Bracebridge
Tare Wille
Thomson
John Thomson
Yasstig “Freepoves
Mir
Ehomsen Wis
Grueldykes
Edinburgh
Scotland
Havin
Ontario College of Pharmacy
George W. Brooks
Mn ‘Thomson
Queen's
Victory Loan
Marthe. Shaw
Ottawa
Carrie Bowerman
Laterest- United Church
Tabanan
Hilson
Waite
Shawnee, Oklahoma
Gardeners
Insect Friends
Pram
Life Insurance
Frederick L. Wright
Imperial Life Assurance ‘Company
Mrearney
Elton
McLean
Palermo
Jabs Bull
Burebr&t Dairy
Ulis
Timothy
Bulli
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Stécker An
Lardier
Philckens
Lal “Thany
Pesan Layne Ie
Grocery Department
Kellogg’s Rice Krispies
Duff
Haron
Ont
Talbots
Paris
Green Mountain
W. D. Talbot
Acton ‘Corner “Mill
Main ‘St
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