Obituary notices from Hillsburg and Esquesing Township
Born in Hillsburg on May 24 1983 to Mr and Mrs John Root a son was born with details. Linham Beatrice Thomas of Esquesing Township dies May 29 1933 at Lot 23 third line loved wife of Robert W Linham in her first year. Mullin memorial recalls Mrs W R Mullin who died May 30 deep in our hearts you are fondly remembered with sweet memories. Husband and family.
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Root
Hillsburg
John Root
Linham
Third Line
Esquesing
Township
Beatrice Thomas
Robert W. Linham
Mullin
Acton Garden Notes and Local Updates Highlight June Events
June brings roses and weddings with warm weather and bank holiday celebrations. Acton notes include council mill rate changes, daylight saving discussions, and garden blooms. residents repaint homes, remodel stores, and host lawn bowling events. The town’s bands, by-laws revisions, hay crops, and community ads fill pages as citizens prepare for summer.
Halton Wentworth Baseball League Schedule Summary
The Halton Wentworth Intermediate Baseball League schedule lists matchups from May to August. Teams include Carlisle Bronte Campbellville Kilbride Flamboro Palermo Burlington and Palermo. Byes occur periodically. dates span May 27 to August 8 with home and away pairings.
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Halton-Wentworth
Carlisle
Bronte
Campbellville
Kilbride
Flamboro
Burlington
Palermo
Wye
Bufflington
S—Kilbride
Plamboro
Acton Wins From Oakville 19-3 in Sunlit Home Game
Acton defeated Oakville 19 to 3 as Oakville struggled without Toronto players. Acton piled up 32 runners with 19 scoring and 13 left on base. Hopkins and Carmichael homered, Holloway and Walterg nearly hit for the cycle, while Bob Anderson cleared the bases with a three bagger. Oakville lacked their star Pearcy Allen and rarely mounted a threat in the sunlit field.
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Acton
Oakville
Pearcy” Allen
Foolish Question Sparks Jest in Scots Dialogue
A brief Scots exchange unfolds with Jean denying a query about affection from Donald. He challenges her, asking if she has lost it, and she replies no, then tells him not to ask silly questions.
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Donald
Siller
Jean
When to plant Canadian potatoes for largest yields
A summary of recommended planting windows across Canada for maximum potato yields. British Columbia April 1 to May 15, Ontario May 1 to 15, Manitoba May 10 to 15, Saskatchewan and Alberta May 10 to 24, Quebec May 15 to June 15, Prince Edward Island June 1 to 7, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick June 1 to 15. Provincial differences reflect climate and frost risk.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Prairie
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
Canada
Ontario
Maritime Provinces
Lower St. Lawrence
Qubec
Quebec
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
To-day a truth on character and effort
A compact meditation on daily conduct shaping future character and success. It stresses that today’s actions set the course for tomorrow, with faithfulness now as the key to future outcomes and personal growth.
Weights and Measures Inspector Catches 17 Ounce Practice
A quoted exchange reveals Mr. Smith admitting to overfilling measures. The Inspector from Weights and Measures notes 17 ounces instead of 15 disclosed to the public. The dialogue implies ongoing enforcement action and a broader warning about reforming bad habits.
Strength and clarity in speech echo Plato and Eliot
The passage argues that true strength lies in simplicity and clear expression. It warns against ornate speech that alienates listeners and cites John Eliot as an example of sermons that speak to both lambs and elephants. Humanity elevates all nations.
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John Eliot
Go Forward in Faith and Hope, a Brooke Quotation
A voice from above says to move ahead after a year of fear and evil. The text contrasts past stains with sunlight and rain, promising guidance and presence: My child, go forward, abiding in faith, hope and love. The note is attributed to Stopforth Brooke.
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Stopforth Brooke
Dialogue Spotlight on Cruelty and Judgment
A brief quoted exchange centers on perception and truth as Mr How questions the visibility of cruelty between spouses. The other speaker asserts that merely glancing suffices to judge, revealing tensions around judgment and bias in relationships.
Dairy and Poultry Market Quotations From Toronto Stated
Market report summarizes quotations to shippers and retail trade for butter creamery eggs and poultry. Details include prices for churning cream timothy and oat straw, beef hog and veal values, and various grades of poultry with per pound and per unit ranges. Also notes a moral on luck and education.
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Toronto
Bevin
Toronto Board of Trade
C.i.f Bay
Manitoba
Northern
Ontario
Early rising debate sparks witty exchange
Bibbs jokes about rising early while Gibbs quips that abstract excellence depends on what one does after rising. He adds that the world would be better if some people never got up, delivering a sharp if humorous critique of wakefulness and purpose.
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Bibbs
Gibbs
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Memoriam
Husband and Family
Almonte Council
Jack Barbers
Mill Street
Win. R. Kenney
Church
Oakvillé
John Nicol
Kennedy Block
Main Street
Acton's
R. N. Brown
F. E. Holmes
Tae Face Press
Eeilets
Fare Press
Annie Johnson
Bella Stephenson
Willow
River
7Acton Citizens
Fee Press
the Halton-Wentworth
Carmichaél
Walterg
Bill
Holloway
Bob Anderson
Ur Eges
Plato
the Bower
Beauty Parlor
Marcel
Marge
Mrs. Near
Bower Avenue
Orrie Lamb
Woodhall & Musselle
Brown’s Fruit & Grocery Store
Blue Boy
Per
Brown’s Fruit& Grocery
ARIO
Tracy Gut
We All
W. D. Talbot
Acton Comer Mill
Main Streets
New
Prince Edward and
George
Stovel
Cork Street
Guelph
Wyndham Street
Jane C
George Stovel
Churchill United Church
John. Allan
Aaton
MacGregor Concert Bureau
Caledonia
Jimmie Fax
Flora McDonald
Marion Fraser
Jessie L. McGregor
Acton Citizens’ Band
LDC
Grocery Department
Duff
Tbs
CERTO
McLean & Co
Ont
Glaes Tope
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