Uniform Saturday Half Holiday Proposed by Merchants
The Guelph Retail Merchants Association backs making Saturday a year round half holiday for shops and urges broader adoption. The plan seeks uniform weekly time off to aid workers and plan weekends, while noting opposition to changes in shopping habits and Sunday observance. Citizens will monitor the proposal as the council reviews a cemetery beautification plan.
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Gounell
Fairview Cemetery
Guelph Retail Merchants Association
Mutmiaua
Dominion
Printing an Important Industry in Canada
Printing and allied industries employing 28,007 people spread across the Dominion form a substantial sector. Capital investment totals 66 539 047 dollars, with gross production near 100.6 million and net value added around 72.1 million, second only to pulp and paper in value added.
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Dominion
Financial Post
Pew
Dominion Bureau
Acton Fair Directors Push for Bigger Fall Event
Acton Fair progress shows rising enthusiasm among directors and citizens to elevate the town fair. Kennedy-led meetings draw broad participation as planners add new attractions and avoid extra costs. The 1030 fair aims to a high peak in attendance with wider regional support and improved programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Kennedy
Prohibition Seen as Greatest Step Since Slavery's End
Upton Sinclair, famed author of The Jungle, declares during a Chicago moment that prohibition is the greatest step in progress since the abolition of slavery, lamenting lives ruined by alcohol and praising the constitutional move.
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Upton Sinclair
Chicago
America
Ford Says Economy Improves As People Return To Work
Henry Ford asserts the economy is returning to normal as men who chased stock market gains return to labor. He argues the mood improves when more people work honestly and productively, and that the nation is enjoying the effort.
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Henry Ford
Halton Riding To Be Split Into Sixty Five Polling Divisions
Halton with an estimated 15 070 voters will be divided into 65 polling divisions for the Dominyn TM election. Acton Burlington Milton Georgetown Oakville Esquesing Nasdagawoya Nelson Trafalgar townships receive 4 7 Avo 6 8 5 9 11 divisions respectively to match votes per division. The compactness and faster efficiency of local returning officers is cited as the reason for fewer divisions serving larger voter totals.
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Halton
Dominyn
Acton
Burlington
Milton
Avo
Georgetown
Oakville
Esquesing Township
Nasdagawoya
Nelson Township
Trafalgar Township
Christian Stewardship and Fritz Kreisler on Charity
The Missionary Monthly cites Fritz Kreisler saying music is sacred and not for sale. He claims money from performances is public funds to be disbursed, aims to minimize personal expenses, and notes his wife shares the view. He reflects on not building a home due to giving to the homeless.
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Fritz Kreisler
Missionary Monthly
Ontario to Build Five Speckled Trout Stations
The government plans five fish culture stations across Ontario at a total cost of 150 000 dollars. Sites include 10 miles north of Pembroke in Renfrew County Codrington North Bay Sault Ste Marie and Fort William area. J W Jones leads construction under the Fish Culture Branch with aim to stock rivers and lakes with larger trout in coming years.
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Ontario
Pembroke
Renfrew County
Codrington
North Bay
Sault Ste
Road repairs bring Acton fine streets warns editorial
Editorial notes praise the council for constant road repairs creating splendid streets in Acton. It cites weekend accidents that killed 12 in Ontario and urges readers to act to reduce such figures by making a weekly safety commitment.
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Acton
Community Notices and Local Obituaries Across Town
Local residents share transfers, retirements, and health updates. M KE Rezamith moves to Ang ficuthampton United Church while Misa Evans plans relocation to Timmins after vacation. Obituaries note Mrs Barker’s death and other memorials, with community members visiting hospitals, attending services, and celebrating graduations.
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Trev
M. KE. Rezamith
Oak Wille
Wambton
Ang Ficuthampton United Church
Misa Evans
Jae
Beror
Postellle
Tottenham
United Church
Walland
Thin
Barker
Thos. Curren
Eyintyle
Porster
Woidstock
June Bug Tale Reveals Family Name Choice
Fragmentary dialogue recounts a cousin Dorothy’s wish for a baby daughter named June. The exchange notes a marriage to a man named Bugg and hints at continued discussion without a conclusion.
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Dorothy
June
Mira
Bugg
Brampton Plans Free Parking System Change and Press Expansion
Brampton Council moves to abolish parking restrictions and adopt a free flow system. The Barrio Examiner reports a new modern newspaper press installation in Barrie to meet growing demand. The Liquor Control Board plans permit issuance and deliveries to residents and parks amid debate over its name. MF Jas Muir sells the Almonte Gazette signaling new management under A S Hanna replacing Muir.
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Brampton
Barrio Examiner
Barrie
A. S. Hanna
I _MF
Jas. Muir
Almonte Gazette Splendid
Muir
Elcome
A. Ss. “Hanna
Atmonte
Georgetown News Briefs Include Moves and Church Services
Mr and Mrs Nell and Miss Holt moved to a new home in Crampton last week. The Georgetown Lumber Co reports progress on Mr Silver's site. Several residents plan to move to Smithers for the summer. Joint church services for July and August have been arranged among local churches. Mrs Minnie Gotten visits Taranto, and Mrs John Davidson attends a funeral in Georgetown for a relative.
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Richard Cole
New York
Miller Peart
Russel Gmale
Detroit
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Gifit
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Motement
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Mir
BJ. Morley
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Tpl A
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Bur Jington
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Clare Ford
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Wealey'Nennett
Guelph Cleneral East
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Ningers Falls
N. Y
Thair Whit
Robert Wikin
William Agnew
Brandon
Manitoba
Hubert
Laat
Mire OG
A. Wilson
Esquesing
James
Champion
Mrn
Yatestoft
Winnipeg
Victor’ Merritt
England
Pra. J. le Hing
Galt
Joey
Maillon
Sean
Lwahtelas
Lind River
Edward’ Orsmith
Halton
Milton
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Hax
Pepalon
Cowan Avenus
Bird
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Miss Holt
Crampton
Georgetown, Lumber Co
Mr Silver
Ken
Darling
Mitteson
United Church
Mallat
Kant Premyteran
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Taranto
John Davidson
Nay City
Mich
Georgetown
Instreet
Yaani Bullivant
Mee
Jom. Moore
Mlau Leer Musre
Kimberly St
Tnedday
Mr. Moore
Unela
the Labs
Donald Wallace
Meralis
Humour Holiday Invitation From Neighbourhood Welfare
A plea invites readers to sponsor a two week country holiday for two underprivileged children from Toronto. The plan includes medical exams, transport, meals, and wholesome activities to end child hardship and offer new interests. Contacts: FN Hiahle prd, General Secretary, Neighbourhood Welfare Association, Wellesley Street, Toronto.
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Jane Smith
Toronto
Watla
Hiaple Prd
Neighbborhood Wolts Associationy
Wellesley Street
Radio broadcast garbled speech cites time and Prohibition notables
Fragmentary OCR style excerpt notes broadcasting the correct time and shows chaotic chatter about baking soda storms and winds in the east. Mentions Versailles era figures and Prohibition is condemned as ruin, with stray phrases about music, Kansas City votes, and a chorus of women.
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Marla James
Plano
The
Royal
Kansas City
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