Residents and Visitors Reach Acton for Weekend Outings
Local families and guests from Toronto Hamilton Kitchener and Buffalo spent a busy weekend visiting friends and relatives in Acton and area. Notables include Mrs A J Buchanan visiting at Hotel Bernard Bundridge and Miss Dorothy King holidaying in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. B. G. Armold
Bernard
Bundridge
Dorothy King
George Dutchburn
Paris
August Anderson
Clarence Anderson
Hazel Greenway
Loyas
Mary and
Helen Albbott
Toronto
Peter Smith
Gathering Keeping and Marketing Eggs
Guidelines for poultry egg gathering and storage advise daily collection, especially in extreme weather, cooling to a low, stable temperature, and ventilation to remove moisture. Do not wash dirty eggs. clean with coarse wind paper and vinegar as needed. Pine shavings are recommended nest material for cleanliness and cushioning. Quality varies with season. use candle grading and Canadian standards for pricing and packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Experimental Station
Wars Yow
Ontario
Change as universal law in personal effort
The passage insists change governs life and urges constant self-improvement. It warns empty effort and unused tools decay, and neglected faults or weak thinking invite worsening outcomes. It urges proactive change of conditions to avoid external negative influences.
Kennedy Aged Georgetown Resident Dies in Toronto Hospital
William Cyrus Kennedy died at Toronto General Hospital on July 3 after a long life as Georgetown’s resident. He leaves wife and two daughters Mrs. Albert Tost and Mrs. John Wilson, plus siblings and extended family, with funeral at Mrs. Tost’s home in Queen Street and burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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William Cyrus Kennedy
Toronto General Hospital
George Kennedy
Geo.’ Kennedy
Georgetown
Albert Tost
John Wilson
Birs
Woodall
Winnipeg
E. Coutts
Clares
Holm
George Heartwell
Grimsby
Emery Heartwell
Pittsburg
Kennedy
Mea. A. Tost
Queen Street
Mr. Thompson
St. George's Anglican Church
Albert Tost, Jr
Harold ‘Tost
Earl McCroight
John, Wilson
Ernest ,Pargrave
Robert Patterson
Greenwood Cemetery
Georgetown Herald
Wossagaweya
William McCurdy _Blacklock
Brookville
Campbellville
John C. Blacklock
Jane McCurdy
Blacklock
Church of England
Milas Mary
Mable Finley
Mint
Noy Currie
Alberta
Rita
Burl
Ray
J. Black
Acton
Cope
Ancaster
Nassagawaya
Myra
Norman Cuthbert
Sarnia
Clemons
Wespeler
Waller Jones
Hamilton
Thos. Blackburn
Kettleby
Thomas Austin Swacktiammetr
Chiurchill
Thomas Austin Swackhammer
Christopher Swackhammeer
Elizabeth Denny
Third Line
Fiequesing
Cinton Swackhamer
Ife
Churchill
Frances Johnston
Hfe
Lawrendts
Seattle
Wash
Stanley
Erin Township
Ain
G. J. Stephenson
H. Caldwell
Churchill“Cemetery
Messrs
Fred Johnston
H. Wyansbrough
E. Pearen
WW. Griffin
F. Day
Homer Swackhamer
Brother
Curchill Ladies
Aid
Joe Lense
Mfr
Afra
A. Griffin
Noise and Peace in Myre Flynn TaL Neighborhood
Mrs O'Brien laments the constant din as cars drown out any peace in Myre Flynn TaL neighborhood. The dialogue notes the only quiet moments come when traffic noise subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre. Flynn
Unclear Dialogue Sparks Parade of Confusion
A humorous exchange shows a doctor asking about sedentary occupation and a patient replying with unclear misheard terms, highlighting playful miscommunication and language muddiness.
Georgetown Triumphs Over Acton 7-5 In Rough Night
Georgetown beat Acton 7 to 5 as Tommy Telfer pitched for Georgetown and Walter s started for Acton. Waterhouse and Telfer led Acton with key hits while Dutch Rob inson was held by Waterhouse on a fine throw from center field. Guelph earlier spoiled by the crowd as fans predicted more tough games ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterhouse
Robinson
Guelph
Bone
Georgetown
Acton
Georgelmm
Tommy Telfer
Walters
Acton Battens
A. Ritchie
Tommy
Fred Waterhouse
Telfer
Georgetoun
Ward
Derry
Amy
Paper Town Boys
Acton Defeats Georgetown in Slugfest Pitching Slump
Georgetown led early but Acton pulled away with several costly errors. Ward led Acton with two hits and two runs while Waterhouse and Terry starred in defense. Walters struggled on the mound, while Telfer relieved and held Georgetown in check.
Making Your Own Ward Times
The piece argues mood and optimism drive economic and personal success. It warns youths against sink- ing into self defeating thoughts and urges cultivation of confidence and cheer as foundations for prosperity and a meaningful life.
Free Area Approved Details for Cattle Tests and Compensation
The Improvement Association outlines rules for a federally approved cattle testing area. Reactors face slaughter, compensation equals two thirds of Federal Veterinary Inspector valuation, with maximums of 60 for grades and 150 for pure breds. compensation covers reactors on all tests, excluding grade bulls and lumpy raw cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Department
Ederal Meall of Animals
Louch
Thy Agricultural
Milton
Lst
Various Goodbyes Across Distant Lands
An old piece notes customs when parting across cultures. It describes Turkish, Japanese, Philippine, Windy Islander, New Guinea, Burmese and other practices such as bows, slippers, facial rubbing, faces in the dust, red feathers and exchanges of chocolate. The tone is anthropological and playful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
No Use Cheque to Cover Overdrawn Bank Account
A comic exchange shows a dispute over funds with a wife insisting on a $500 withdrawal by handkerchief at the club this afternoon. The husband resists, citing an overdrawn account. The scene captures tension over money in a social setting.
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Hub
Fortunes from tips boost royal and noble estate legends
The Windsor head gamekeeper Edward Dudley left £1700, while the Duke of Buccleuch benefited from £42060. Other keeper heirs include John Coates £13500 and Savoy Head Porter Nicholas Mockett £20000. A Liverpool porter and a Dover lord’s porter also left large sums, illustrating tips as major wealth sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Edward Dudley
Duke of Buccleuch
John Coates
Lord Riblesdale
Savoy Mole
London
Nicholas Mockett
Gugsts
Nick
Liverpool
Mockett
Portor
Warden Hotel
Dover
Thule No Drivd Putt Quote Mystery Spurs Speculation
Fragmentary OCR text shows a puzzling line about driving someone out of their mind and an unclear phrase Thule no drivd iva a putt. No verifiable context or clear names, places, or events available.
Batting Averages for Acton Ball Team
N Morton leads Acton ball team batting averages in a brief item noting player stats and team performance. The fragment highlights individual batting figures and the overall batting effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
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Mrs
A. J. Buchanan
Mra Wm. Robertson
Wingham
Measra
Albert Mills
Bill Williams
Gordon Watson
Reeve and Bia
H. Harrison
Albert Brown
Kitchener
Masters Dougie and
Robert Brignaill
J. H. Reed
Wm. McNabb
Margaret
Jessie
Cameron McNabb
Wm. Galbraith
Mrs. Currie
Agnew
Alex _Kannawin
C. Wansen
Ysabel Anderson
Bessie Rawlings
Linddy
Glen Mohr Camp
Lake Simcoe
John Bruce
Lloyd Gibson
Mra. Wn
Landsborough
Harold Stoniland
Varla and
Wilma
Hawk Junction
John Wood
J.J. Kennedy
EL Nelson
Wm. Landsborough
Thos. Scott
Mrhz
Grace McDonald
Wm. Williams
Harold ‘Taylor
Robert and Gordon
Buffalo, N. Y
R. Borthwick
Wussagaweya
Mira
W. A. Murray
William McCurdy Blacklocik
Yunim Fockey
Pred Waterhouse
Fred
Winute
Kaine
Joe
Haddon
Morton
Kayne
Wil
Ryler
Verry
Terry
Hus
Vwollowly
Ritchie
Woods
MecMahon
Teaumont
Chaplin
Wilters
Hoare
Riddall
AL Roar
Poae Terry
T. Morton
Db Tyler
J. Waterhouse
Slolett
A. Nitelle
N. Morton
W. Waterhouse
R. Morton
Mekinhon
Georgetowns
Ree
Beaumont
Tyler
Hico
Ike Yoone
Fat" Walters
Bus
Brampton
P.O
T.E
Hage
Angelique Rey
A Tohrt
BE. J. Hassard
W. Holloway
F. Terry
L. Walters
Anderson
T. Telfer
L. Masales
M. Tyler JR
Gibbons, H, Cripps
aTtay
Gregory ‘Theatre
Will Rogers
Ufe
Wu-Tin-Tin Jr
Rex
Devil Horse
Char Me Ruggles
Onu Merkit
Technicolor
Technicolor Scenic
Fox News
ARBER
Omelodramua
Clorring Wililun Powell
Jean Warlow
Ffmtenec Tone
Woverties
Marietta
Family Grocern
Montreal
New York
Georgian Bay
Cruise
Thousand Islands
S. L
Grand Bend
Southampton
Port Elgin
Michipocoten Island
U. S. Caribou
S. S
Arrow Bus
Central Ontario Bus Lines
Bloor
Midway
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