Campbell Farms Hosts Shorthorn Breeders Field Day
The Royal Shorthorn Club held a field day and picnic at Campbell Farms Moffat on a June Saturday. About 200 attendees enjoyed an address by J F Pearen. TC Amos and Montes Beath judged cattle with prize winners including Mrs WOH Merry Oakville and Mrs TOC Atmos Moffat. Speakers Prof R G Knox and Dr W Henderson capped the event with bagpipe music and selections by Hillsburg Quartette.
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Campbell Farms
Royal Shorthorn Club
Moffat
J. FE. Pearen
Acton
H.R. White
Aas'n
TC. Amos
Montes Beath
Woh Merry
Oakville
Toc Atmos
Marty Bortthillsburg
Ludy Merry
Fletcher Hilisbury
John Moltercaw
Murat
Walaburg
J. Ho Willmott Milton
JD McNabb
Rockwood
Rog Knox
Farm News Warns of Drought Across Halton Farms
Strong heat and lack of rain grip Halton farms with pastures reduced to exercise grounds. Readers discuss July sowing for kale and rape, possible late rye use, and measures to weather the dry spell as poultry yields show a modest drop in laying hens.
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Halton
Ontario
New Diesel for Britain Set to Transform Rail Power
Britain unveils a novel diesel locomotive with mechanical transmission of engine power to wheels, lighter weight and reduced losses. It aims for broad routes and diverse duties from heavy goods to fast passenger service with trials planned early next draft.
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British Railways
1948-49 Fatals and Vegetables Pack Sets New High
The combined pack of proceased fatals and vegetables during the 1948 49 season was the largest on feland far surpassing any previous deanna total. However the frtt Pack was slightly down compared with the 1947 44 total.
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Feland
Auction Sale in the Acton District Sets Church Hill Farm Herd
MIM M. Sopima Wathon sells by public auction at Churchill Farm near Acton. Items include Percheron horses, harness, pigs, farm implements, seed, and Holstein type cattle. many animals are roan or red, with pedigrees and birth dates listed. The herd is accredited, vaccinated, and raised at Church Hill Farm. cash with no reserve, sale conducted by Swackhammer.
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Mim M. Sopima Wathon
Church Wall
Acton
Harnes
Ustal
Sarge Mitker
Skylack
Rea. Sa Forfar
Jami Skylark
Trenton Lad
Bind
Forfar
Forfar Chief
F.ulk Ag
Glen May
FU. K
Eavine
Glenda
Hazel
Rose Mary Jewa
Horn
Brae Lodge
Rosemary Hetle
Roan
Blossom
Sas
Fulk Tvw
May Rosebud
Fulk
Red
Duke Patrick
Prate
Dorn Ang
Trenton
Lad
Red Rose
Ames Lea Melody
Betts
Church Hill Farm
Durham
W. S. Gibson
Wm. Weld Co
Ross Martindale
T.C. Amos
J. McNab and Sons
Sophia Watson
Aaninger
Ma! Hindley and Penett
Rockwood
Milton
Don’t Sell Your Bonds For Quick Cash
Financial adviser William Clayton of Ace ton argues against selling bonds to raise cash. He says bondholders can borrow against their bonds through the Bank of Money with low loan costs, preserving nest eggs while repaying in easy installments.
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William Clayton
Hank of Montreals
Aceton
Logan
Clayton
Bird House Project Aims to Curb Juvenile Delinquency
An Outdoors Life editor proposes building a simple bird house to engage youths and curb juvenile delinquency. The piece links family involvement, practical carpentry, and wildlife care to foster responsibility, music, and father son bonding in a Toronto Telegram feature by Pete McGilen.
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Pete McGilen
Outdoors Life
The
Toronto Telegram
Impersonal Good News Highlighted by St Laurent
Prime Minister Louis St Laurent announced in the House that Canada is ahead with encouraging figures. Over three years the national position rose to 2.5 billion dollars in gains. The public debt per person has fallen by 150 dollars, yet citizens urge policy to favor individual freedom and allow more personal money for private needs.
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Joseph Lister Rutledge
Louis St. Laurent
Canada
Cnadian
Wei
Stage Coach Drives in London This Summer
A genuine four in hand stage coach will offer morning afternoon and evening tours in London. Routes cover Kensington Hyde Park Trafalgar Square Charing Cross Westminster and Buckingham Palace.
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London
Kensington
Hyde Park
Trafalgar Square
Charing Cross
Westminster
Buckingham Palace
Wealth is Exhaustive by Joseph Ulster Rutledge
London writer Joseph Ulster Rutledge outlines a grim view of Britain’s progress amid material and spiritual change. He argues wealth is fading under death, taxation, and subsidies masking true costs, with government failing to be honest about incomes, subsidies, and the sustainability of free services.
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Joseph Ulster Rutledge
London
Dorothy Thompson
Nils Thompsos
Britain
Chass Tas
Hellani Sa
POLE
Ofritain
Sue Stafford Cripps
Muss Thompson
Test Soil For Plant Foods
A growing loss of minor plant foods such as boron copper manganese and sulphur is noted in mixed fertilizers. Balance of all elements is essential. soil testing guides use to avoid toxic overdoses while deficiencies can limit growth. Manufacturers add minor elements to fertilizers only when soils or crops require them.
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G. Wo Mic
Dominion Department of Agriculure
Simplesty Truth and Persistency Drive Advertising Success
The article argues that simplicity accuracy and consistency underpin effective advertising. It emphasizes clear messaging credible claims and repeated exposure as key factors for building trust and achieving long term results in campaigns.
Oakville council votes against late hour by law for service stations
Oakville improves night protection with electric signal system and provincial police radio network. Two volunteers Frank Gerrard and Harry Price were knocked off a rudder in a Sunday fare dispute. Council rejects a late hour by law amid operator pressure. Water tests show pollution risk at Navy, Dundas and Furst streets.
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Oakville
Frank Gerrard
Harry Price
James Cooke
Oukville
Hatton County
Burlington council weighs Works Department relocate options
At a Teese council meeting Deputy Heeve Alten urged considering a new site for the Works Department due to space limits. the current building is inadequate for town trucks. A separate item noted a Saturday ceremony at Nelson Ave beach when Harry Tier of Halldass Ltd appealed for support for Burlington’s boss and girls. Also last Thursday Alderma Tamited opened a new $200 000 chemical plant on the Queen Elizabeth Highway with officials from town and township councils present.
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Teese
Borth
Works Department
Heeve Alten
Nelson Ave
Harry Tier
Halldass Ltd
Peene
Maser Norman Cra
Boss and Girls of
Burlington
Alderma
Queen Elizabeth Highway 6
Ube Ataspiius
Caslon
African Jungle Exhibit at Oxford Street Exhibition Hall
Visitors entering the Focus on Colonial Progress Exhibition at the Central Office of Information on Oxford Street London step into a recreated West African jungle with tiered heat and humidity to emulate colonial administration life. The display ends with a model of a modern African dwelling to contrast the setting.
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Central Office of Information
Oxford Street
London
Duty Path
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Tenanta
Alex. Kay
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Wm.r. Bracken
General Insurance
Mutuall Life Assurance Co., Ltd
Ozorwe
Wigh
Bell Telephone Company OF Canada
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Geo. H. Doulety
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