Obituary Notices From A Local Ontario Township
Obituaries and death notices from a Canadian township record multiple residents. Entries include McTavish at the residence of John McTavish in Ada Township. Chown in Toronto. Brown of Norval noting the death and survivors. McGregor in Acton detailing Mary McGregor’s death and lineage.
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McTavias
John McTaviah
Ada Township
Amy
Aiec
Paube
Ge Mlain Mouse
Munkoke
Way
Chown
Mary St . Chown
Madkon Avenue
Toronto
Wrown
Norval
Dinnale
Netty
Phyllis
George O
Haxel Vrown
Meanknor
Local News Highlights From Acton Briefs
This issue reports a wild raspberry crop on and crop notes for hay and vegetables, along with civic holiday plans and summer activities. It notes Albert Hayrin appointed Halton County Justice of the Peace, and construction at Cordiner’s house on Frederick Street. Oakville approves factory by laws with assessments of 1000 each for ten years.
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Albert T. Hayrin
Trafalgar
Halton County
Pwk
Albert Gibbens
Oakville
Tha Wola
General Tire and Rubber Corporation
Local Foals Attend Neighborhood Dates and Ramona Screenings
The notice lists multiple社区 dates for foals attending events across towns including Doltan, Shampton, Cookaville, Erin, Pergus, Georgetown, Grand Valley, Milton, Htrestavilte, and Toronto with months shown as Beptember, Occtobar, and other variants. The Ramona film adaptation, based on Helen Hunt Jackson's novel, arrives at Wonderland Theatre for Friday showings, starring Mira Jackson and Warner Maxtar in a California frontier tale of love and hardship.
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Doltan
Shampton
Duriington
Caledon
Cookaville
Occtobar
Erin
Pergus
Qeorgetoun
Grand Valley
Milton
Htrestavilte Toronto
Ramona
Jackson
Han
Wonderland Theatre
Yelan Munt Jackson
Edwin Carews
California
Tha Daye
Mira Jackson
Clorica
N UN
Alesgandro
Warner’ Maxtar
Petipa
Upantah
Roland Drew
Montgomerie weighs in with farming queries to editor
In a letter from Acton dated 1909 and printed in the local column, J E Montgomerie congratulates the editor on his new paper and seeks farming advice. He asks for feed tips for hogs and dairy cattle, mentions a 125 acre block with 30 cows and 20 wintering slips, and notes plans to market hogs and sows. He also shares family notes about relatives in New Zealand and a boxing bout. The editor invites farmer volunteers to respond.
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Mir
G. A. Dill
Dominion
Hla
Montwomerie
Certly Walter
Tus Action Pre Pucan
Xeanno
Ita
Tur Pane Paras
Maltoi
Acton Atwaya
Farrow
Holmes
Jack
Johnnie
Canada
New Zealand
Acton
Plymouth Demon Demonstration Draws Local Car Enthusiasts
The Plymouth car showcased at Coxe's garage drew strong local interest with praise for its roominess, four door sedan design, and features like chrome nickel dome headlights, four wheel hydraulic brakes, and a 45 hp high compression engine. Observers noted its low price yet luxury cues and high-level comfort.
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Coxe
Plymouth
W S Ganонд Visits, Wedding, and Illness Report
Mr W S Ganond of Bubkatchewan visits with hid after Mrs A Hunts. Mr Wake Vannuler attended the wedding of her brother Mr Leulie Wad del at Palmerston last week. Miss Theresa Gandler holidays in Toronto. The funeral of Mrs Jans McTavil was held Wednesday with interment at Caledon Cemetery. Sympathy extended to the family. Mr Jarvin recovering from flu after a bad attack.
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W. St Ganond
Bubkatchewan
Hid
Jarvin
Community Notes From a Busy Ontario Village
Local residents celebrate appointments and holidays. George Torrance begins duties on Mani Toulin Inland after leaving Normal School. Marion McNabb starts work after holidays. Women's Institute hosts annual picnic at Exhibition Park with guests from Fulen Mills. United Church Sunday School holds picnic at Blanley Park. Road improvements include cement walk on Harrist Street and new stop signs. Numerous visitors and residents from Toronto Guelph and Hamilton seen about town. No church service next Sunday due to lack of pulpit supply.
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George Torrance
Manitoulin
Frlonida
Marion
McNabb
Eramosa
Women's Institute
Exhibition Park
Fulen Mills
United Church
Gelycal
Blanley Park
Harristreet
Witch
Aluah
Midat
Vincent MecAlear
Nocheatey
Min
A. J. McAlear
A. J. McAtear
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Joel Morrow
Toronto
John Innes Jr
Mia. Taylor
Leslie Ewangton
Murdo Munroe
Hamilton
Johnston Hewit
Simcoe
Bryardan Croft
Godarich
Misa Julia Kelly
Kathleen
Julia Lynch
Guelph
Agnod YL. Duzeelle
Lucy Morris
Mizsea Alice
Margaret Pennington
Nicar
Misa Ann Pennington
Keith Weatherald
C. Frank
Montgomery
Alabama
Otlibones Ch
Kile
Mra. Gosselin
Gallagher's Blood Partners and Kidney Remedy
A humorous note from Jack Spells praises Gallagher's Blood Partners and Gallagher's Kidney Remedy as a dynamic health duo. It claims they help with dyspepsia constipation stomach acidity rheumatism debility and many other ailments and directs readers to Drugalat A T Brown to obtain the remedies.
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Aira Smith
Gallagher
A. T. Brown
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