Editorial Suggests Public Punishment Via Repeated Road Rides
A Halton column mocks prison terms by proposing riding along the county road second line all day as a harsher penalty. The writer, citing Milton and local figures, laments the county roads’ condition and urges Lt White to experience them with companions from Trafalgar Oakville and Nelson to highlight local neglect.
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Brother White
Halton
Trafalgar
Oakville
Nelson
Those Level Crossing Accidents
An opinion piece laments frequent level crossing crashes and urges motorists to stop look and listen before crossing. It suggests abolishing many crossings or adding overheads while stressing driver responsibility and possible legal penalties for unsafe crossings.
Friendly Towns Show Need for Welcoming Signs and Hospitality
The Perth Courier urges small towns to back up friendly signs with real hospitality. It notes travelers pass through in touring season and warns that curbside welcome counts more than slogans. Communities should act warmly to make strangers feel at home and become repeat guests.
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Perth Courier
Headlight glare prompts calls for tougher limits in Ontario
A provincial bid to curb illegal and excessive headlights is criticized as slow and ineffective. Officials promise action, but motorists escape penalties while glare continues to blind drivers at intersections, provoking public demand for stricter bulb focus and candlepower limits.
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Sam
Owen-Sound
Pembroke Dollar Day a Resounding Success
The Pembroke Dollar Day event drew broad public enthusiasm and strong merchant receipts. A Courier report credits cooperative effort, a well organized newspaper campaign, and advertiser support for a day described as the best in years with many stores achieving peak or record sales.
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Acton
Penbroke
Courier
Pembroke
Teaver With A Bang, ‘Despite An All-Day Dawnpourt of ‘Revie
Missouri
Ite
Editorial warns motorists after ten child deaths in Toronto streets
The Globe editors lament ten child fatalities this year from automobile accidents in Toronto. Coroner Clendenan warns that despite past recommendations, fatal crashes rise with more cars on the streets. Education of parents and children is urged, with penalties for negligence if talks fail, and motorists urged to share highways safely.
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the Globe
Toronto
Clendenan
Wtree
Balle
Community flags planned for Jubilee Park entrance
Editorial notes announce Lakeside Chapter 3. O. D. L E presents a flag to fly from the bandstand at the new Park entrance for the Jubilee Celebration. The piece reflects on sixty years and growing community interest as plans unfold.
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Lakeside
3. O. Dle
Local Neighborhood News Highlights and Graduations
Mrs John D Dick visits Geldladity with her mother Mrs OG W Moutten. A. Cameron MacNell earns initiation after a ceremony. Mrs Welga Mathak wins a scholarship for general proficiency. Awards and lectures noted at Harriston City YWCA. Dorothy Motain and Violet Kine named as bright women graduates.
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Quéiphy
John D. Dick
Wera
A. Cameron MacNell
W. J. MacNell
Pontvilla
Cecil Jarvik
Moyne
Georgétown
Uwelga Mathak
Oakville
Wellealey
Wosphyl
Tusulay
Harrlton City
Dorothy Motain
Toronto and Ottawa visitors mingle in town events
Miss Agnew Moeod of Toronto hosts a visiting party with Dr Campbell Laldlaw of Ottawa and Mr Wt Hynde. Georgetown and Guelph figures attend gatherings. A subway incident near John Blyed Bridge sees Mrs Henry back up her car, jump clear as it careens over an embankment. a horse-drawn team assists to recover the vehicle.
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Agnew Moeod
Toronto
Yael Weels
Campbell Laldlaw
Ottawa
Mita
Wt. C. Hynde
Maater Rotert
Joe Hamilton
Georgetown Irlanda
Wren’ Livinestoné
Toronto Police Force
D. Livincatone
University of Toronto
Georgetown
Narber
Finley Allen
Lioyd Thompson
Reetnald Bulews
RT. McQllivray
Thintletown
Weeny Sunday
P.lcoll
Local Briefs and Notices From Milton and Surrounds
Wilyon Ur reports a new ward gate on Woodward Avenue as a minor item. Mrs. Coates of Martin Street broke her arm in a fall. George Eliot recovering well after an appendicitis operation. wedding invitations issued for Nev J. N. MecFaul to AtlAn Oster. The inspector for the Veronto Division interviewed applicants for a vacant post, hopeful appointment soon. Polls Magistrate TW P. Moore of Acton presided over power-trial courts in Halton. Ontario government made the appointment. Softball game at Agricultural Park saw Mount Upton beat Milton business men 14 to 13 in a close, spirited contest. Reformer Mr. Thonjags celebrated her ninety-ninth birthday with many congratulations. Milton street name plates with white letters on blue ground are being placed at street corners for visitor and resident use. street numbers to follow.
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Davisata
Woodward Avenus
Veronto
Gibson
P. Moore
Acton
Léon
Trenile Courta
Halton
Ontario
Agricultural Park
Mount Upton
Milton Businean
Mountainéera
Abova Sesrd
Thonjag
Phe
Milton
Champlon
Burlington News Notes From Murfule and Toronto
Report of Murfule visitors Milka Mtuvdel and relatives arriving from Florida. Toronto University exams noted for May and a Niagara Grand Assembly theft incident. Vancouver and Edmonton travelers Arthur Hun and Pete Tait on a motor trip to Ontario visit A Ainley Stewart. Local Militerial Association annual picnic held in Duriday Park with happiness reported. Child Carrie Hirdet missing then found with Mabel Pratt on a Hamilton bound radial car near the canal.
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Milka
Murfule
N.Y
Thormay
Mount Nemo
Fred ‘Allen
Marold
Fioridé
Aria
Toronto University
MayOeorer
Hlanshard
Niagara Grand Play Company
Rit
Brunchuie
Arthur Hun
Vancouver
Pete Tait
Hdmonton
Ontario
Mra. A
Ainley Stewart
Art Nev
Val
Mra
Duriday Park
Mru
Mwiehlely
Martha ‘Hirdet
Wadehter
Carrie
Hamillton
Mabel Pratt
Wurlington
Gazette
Engagement of Viola May Wilts to John Edward Wiladn
Local notices report the engagement of Viola May Wilts to John Edward Wiladn of Toronto and Morris, with the marriage planned for Tuesday beyond. The item also recaps several visits by residents from Los Angeles Toronto and London, and details a series of rural accidents including a wagon crash that injured Mrs Maguire and nearly fatally injured a child’s back.
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W. Trobhinn
You
Angeles
California
PL Bush
TY. Lane
Haute Ste Marie
Ontario
A. ER. Halway
Werle Daughter
Toronto
Loughead
London
J. M. Greel
T. C. Foater
Joseph Wilts
Nin
Viola May
John Edward Wiladn
J. If Wilson
Toranto
Dr. Wilton
D. McDonald
Maguire
Thomas Salmon
Ethel Tenco
Wheela
Jada
Littl Tad
Advocate
The Boy’s Lesson on Concentration and Observation
A boy warns against lack of focus and urges teachers to cultivate kids power of concentration. He argues that attention enhances perception and prevents wandering thoughts. Observation and controlled thought are key to balanced life and meaningful recreation.
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Hye Barentw
Hiv
Ste
Aemild
Fragmented OCR: unclear patient note and garbled dialogue
The readable portion shows a disjointed patient remark about Arenas and Tam Tbr with stray words and broken phrases, lacking coherent facts or identifiable events. No clear subject, action, or outcome is present in the legible text.
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