Arm Miller Bros Top Winter Wheat Competition
Halton Fifty Rushes Winter Wheat results released by Agricultural Rep. J. E. White rock list top eight fields led by Naller Bros Georgetown 92 and Wm Roath Milton 9045 with several other farmers from Georgetown Milton and Freeman. The piece notes sample threshing at Ontario Agricultural College and comments on hay shortages, farm demonstrations, and soil-building competitions amid 1949 crop conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
J. E. Whiterock
Alex W Davidson
Naller Bros
Georgetown
Wm Roath
Milton
WK Breckon
Freeman
Jof Willmott
Robert Alexander
BIW
Rose Segsworth
Freeman Baty
Bathora Rovie
Oakville
Olos Palmer
Piecman
Cornell
Ontacte Agricultural College
Guelph
Quebec
N J. Thomas
Soils Department
OAC
Osuch
Itassane
Thomas
Thurxtay
Theomie
Georgetown Resident Davis Dies After Long Town Life
Mrs Davis a longtime Norval resident of fifty years died in Ts Memorial Hospital after an operation. Jewira and Mrs Joba Smith with daughter Gladys visit Judson Deep River where Mr Stitt works at the United Church. Georgetown United Church plans Union services with Knox Church in his absence. The July late Celebration by Branch 120 Canadian Legion drew large crowds and perfect weather, with a street dance and booths on Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Norval
Ts Memorial Hospital
Jewira
Cartier Tes
Joba Smith
Gladys
Judson Deep River
Stitt
The
United Church
Georgetown
Mill Street
Herald
Police battle heat and crowds during July 1 holiday night
Burlington residents faced a busy night as police responded to ten disturbances from midnight to morning. Meanwhile a vegetable grower reported large tomato baskets picked on July 1 and the week’s start saw new postal delivery boxes urged for September 1. Japan zoos seek wild animal orders to replace wartime losses amid fears of bombing.
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Inter
Vals le Freeman
Oon Che Onr
Smith
George Beech Grant
Chas
Deenty
Ontario
Ont Dept O of Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce
Japan
Milton Wedding Ties Two Families in Milton
A summer wedding at St Duulls United Church Milton united Miss Wilma Boucherino daughter of Mr and Mrs 0 Lo Me Boucherino to Mr Lawrence Tyrer son of Mrs Tyrer and the late William Trever of Hamilton The ceremony was followed by a double tang ceremony and a by law establishing a Das Nursery to be run by the Home and School Association was discussed at the Milton Council meeting with seven committee members named. The Cowan and Brown family held their second annual reunion July 1st at Mr and Mrs W Claridge's home with about fifty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Duulls United Church
Milton
James Blair
Wilma Anth Egy
Lo Me Boucherino
Lawrence Tyrer
Mes Tyrer
William Trever
Hamilton
Milton Council
Home and School Association
School Association
Cowan and Brown
W Claridge
Robert Street
Erin Hilltop Logie and Local Notices Streamline June Events
Erin Hilltop Logie featured a Wednesday evening event where Erin Hes Seout Troop entertained parents, with Oscar Stes as Toast Master. Floyd Themis Howell dies at 4 Gerrand Street East Toronto after eleven years bedfast. Bishop Broushall and Rev Broadbent visited Saints for a laying of hands. A wedding in Burna Presbyterian Erin united Margaret Jean Wilson and Frederick Claude Pickard on June 25. The man who makes every minute count often becomes the man of the hour.
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Bane
Dane Seth
Erin Hes
Oscar Stes
Speaher
Fleming
Hes Scouts Association of
Hhimahtan
Floyd Themis Howell
Gerrand Street
Third Party Ruling on Gas Prices Shocks Montreal Board
A wage dispute between Montreal Coke and Manufacturing and its workers led by Local 236 challenges the idea of a neutral public. The arbitration board ruled price changes must reflect public interests as a third party, arguing gas prices affect Montreal residents and must be protected. The piece blends labor views with a public utility stance and cites Samuel Gompers in defense of broad public stakes.
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Joseph Lister Rutledge
Arbitration Board
Montreal Coke and Manufacturing Company
International Chemical Workers, Local 236
Montreal
Dabeur
Samuel Gompers
Hess
Noel Minahke
Ats Readie Tess
China Tops Canada in Wheat Production
China produces more wheat than Canada, marking a notable lead in global grain output. The shift reflects broader production trends and potential effects on international markets and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Canada
Inspectors Busy Summer for Plant Products Division
Dominion Agriculture inspectors in Canada face a busy summer with seed crop inspections from May to October. Farmers request crop inspection for Registered and Certified seed, focusing on purity and weed-free status under Canadian Seed Growers Association standards. Local conventions and extension projects accompany enforcement of fertilizer pesticide and binder twine regulations across provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Canada
Candia
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
Dominion
Canadas
WIGS DENTURES AND EXPORTS
Exporters in Britain face difficulty selling in Canada and blame Canadian buyers for weak trade. A Canadian copper exporter notes raw copper sold to the British government but priced with Uboat costs, while Canadian consumers pay higher prices to meet wartime wage levels.
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Canada
London Recorder
Coventry
Ous
Uns
Britain
Haiti
Middle of
Mayo
Meetagr
Sud
Aed
Erie
Hertish Socal
Enamel Cans Replace Old Style Containers, Bulletin Says
A bulletin from the American Can Company notes modern can enamels have replaced older styles for many products. The report highlights the transition from traditional plated cans to enamel-coated packages. It mentions factory production changes and broader industry adoption.
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Plata
American Can Company
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Miller Bros
Talon Durng
Nalton
Grey
Lennox
Addington
Oxford
Perth
Huron
Bruce
Parta
Wellington
Dufferin
Belleville
Burlington
Erin
Cio
A Canady
New
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Catatlan_ National Institute for The Blind
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Winnipeg
Calgary
Regina
Pekoe
Aimlea AK
Towa
Acton
West Indies
Sally
Sun
Gene Dave
W. Boucett
Alahius
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