Georgetown News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Industry
Georgetown notes show Col Pedley of Ollvwa visiting Dr. Tetd a lant week and Mr Core Nurnis at his Toronto home over the weekend. Mina Josephine Wilson from Mitfula Wos pita was home, while Georgetown foundry under new management looks bright. Robert Scott of Georgetown spoke at a meeting in Hedland, and A J L Keddle of Beacon near Lake Michigan visits his writer. Marjory Erwin and family from Manchester returned after a long visit. Mayale McDonald joins Toronto Public Schools staff. Ired J Arthur and family of Duffalo visit W W Brownridge. Dr and Mrs PL Me Plahtr visit Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Daches Pedley
Ollvwa
Core Nurnis
Toronto
Mina Josephine Wilson
Mitfula Wospita
Georgetown
Agala
Robert Scott
Hedland
A. J. L. Keddle
Thir Beacon
Lake, Mich
Mra
W. Brooke
Yen Erwin
Marjory
Maechester
Min Mayale McDonald
Toronto Public Schools
Ired J. Arthur
Duffalo
Mira
Plahtr
W. W. Brownridge
Herald
Erin and visitors frequent local social rounds in Erin area
Mr and Mrs T F Clough of Hamilton host Mrs and Mrs John Lewis and others while Mr J M Breel retires after visiting in London Ontario. Rev E R vill and DW A head to preach farewell from local United Church. Many residents travel to Oakville for church and a frost disruption touches the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Clough
Hamilton
Mfr
John Lewis
Daal Johnston
Acton
W. Y. Gray
J. M. Breel Hag
Afr
GO. A. Cameron
Grandview Farm
Caledon
William
Afiler
Zon
Roy
Elmer Miller
Col!ingwood
E.R. Vill
Galt
Edward L. Graham
St. Louis
Missouri
D. Mc Vanel
Shelburne
Duncan Graham
Graham
Edward Graham
Elderade
Erin
J. FP. Plaherty
Erin High School
Toronto University
Convocation Hall
Ocgoode Hall
Bank of Montreal reports optimistic business outlook
The Bank of Montreal summary portrays a favorable business climate with strong merchandise movement and ironclad credit. Manufacturing and mining show growth, building and railway activity rise, foreign trade expands, and savings deposits climb, signaling thrift amid a recessionary year. Cattle shipments to Great Britain resume, signaling potential follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Montreal
Great Britain
Acton Council Earns Credit For Stable Tax Rate And Progress
Town officials receive praise for keeping the rate at the same level as last year while improving services. The waterworks and school board show gains, arrears shrink, and street paving along with utilities upgrades reflect broad progress. Citizens urged to join in approving the calculated tax rate and visible community advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Public Utilities Commission
Young Street
Nerasiv
Advertising in Newspapers Boosts Trust and Patronage
The piece argues that readers trust advertising columns as much as news, since households rely on them for informed choices. It cites that wideawake merchants and manufacturers use newspapers to reach the home, shaping consumer confidence and patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ante
Hgures
Akely
Pers
Collingwood Bulletin
Nothing in the Paper Today Prompt for Gratitude
A quotation urges readers to thank the day’s lack of calamities and tragedies in town rather than complain, noting no fire, death, accident, or disaster occurred in the period observed. It frames news as a measure of communal safety and invites reflective gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felowman
Border Cities Star Criticizes Liquor Law Enforcement
The Border Cities Star accuses provincial police of failing to enforce the Liquor Control Act amid alleged illegal sales near the border. It urges open government confession if the law cannot be enforced and questions who tipped Sunnyside Hotel patrons to the impending inspection.
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Border Cities Star of
Moss
Sunnyside
Star
The
Roads and roadsides draw editorials from local papers
Editorial notes lament roadside weeds and rubbish on country lanes and urge farmers to tidy frontage. Despatches recall a St Catharines man escaping injury wearing a Christie hat. Talks cite CNE advertising and home opportunities while Milton roads face neglect and calls for scarifying and rolling to restore passable conditions. Local towns feature critique of long standing road conditions.
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St. Catharines
Porcupine Advance
Oakville News Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Sports
Oakville notes record farewell orders for Salvation Army leaders in New Zealand. News welcomes K D Marlatt home after England trip. Oakville Diamond: Oakville defeats Bronte by several runs to 3, Bronte placed bottom of league. Rotary delegate Forester attends Minneapolis convention. Alberton visitors from Alsuston visit W J Albertson and relatives. May Heinen visits from Courtright. Prink Decker family attends funeral of Mrs Waumaley. The Citizens Band delivers a strong program at George's Square. Bandmaster Williams praised for progress.
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E. Hughes
New Zealand
Calvert
Salvation Army
K. D. Marlatt
England
Oakville
Bronte
Forester
the Star
Minneapolis
Minn
Rotary International
Oakville Rotary Club
Nelson Alberton
W. J. Albertson
Blar
May Heinen
Courtright
Mircsa Cherrington
Prink Decker
James Waumaley
Citizens’ Band
George's Square
Williams
Social Notes Highlight Milton Toronto Visitors and Local Growth
Miss Margaret Dewar of Toronto stayed with friends in Milton over the weekend. Clara Siardy and Isobel Andrews, nursing trainees at Guelph General Hospital, visited their homes here. Week’s visitors include Mrs. J W Magwood and daughter from Walkerville and Mrs. Kenneth Bratton and children of Toronto. Milton shows growing prosperity with three new factories planned. Miss Edith Dick departs for Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after a month at home. Norman Straub and Mrs Straub suffered a collarbone fracture Saturday night. George Taylor of Rochester visits his niece Mrs Tickner before an extended trip to England.
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Uae
Ottawa
Oakville
Milas Peart Weldman
Pittsburg
Pittsburg, Where She Has Entered the Hospital To Train For 9 Three. Mrs. Heldman
Pittenburg
Milas Prorence Peart
Woodstock
Mien Alexander
Charles Chambres
Qazette
Margaret Dewar
Toronto
Milton
Clara Siardy
Isobel Andrews
Guelph General Hospital
Nev
J. W. Magwood
Walkerville
Kenneth Btratton
Pacard
J. MM. Denyes
Wm. Greer, Jr
Nelson
Edith Dick
John Hopking Hospital
Baltimore
Norman Straub
Air
Mira
W. Etraub
George ‘Taylor
Rochester
England
Men Be Yourself Big Day Envelopes Guide
Fragmentary page notes suggest a how to guide for personal success and beauty routines. Mentions Sara Enotar battery Waldlag and Supaedaicktay lay with references to Gumowr Bow and fashion items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Good
Muchade
Battery Waldlag
Vubes
Wille
Spoons and Spoons Not Sent Acknowledgments Mix Up Wedding Gifts
A young couple learns the wedding gifts include dining-room furniture and a set of spoons but the givers are unknown. Letters from St. Louis relatives reveal humorous misfirings and late gifts, with one cheque for a chair and cousins promising a leather chair and green Davenport.
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Ward
Louis Poatmark
Blackhouse
St. Louis
Mes
Loula
Nephaw
Richard Ctackhouse
Courant
Clara
Hobgent
Hob
Denar
Dorothy
Green Davenport
Gladys
Bartha
Margaret
Rex
Dotty
Lost Holiday in Timagami Forest Reserve Adventure
Vacationers seek a backcountry escape in Timagami Forest Reserve miles from civilization. Tourists can camp or use campsites, enjoy paddling, fishing, hiking, and guided excursions with a focus on health and recovery of nerves and muscles. Canadian National Railways offers information on Timagama holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timagami
Canadian National Railways
Timagam
Why is a new paper like a woman
A humorous department question from The Leader of Port Meade Florida asks why a new paper resembles a woman. The replies joke about features and reading ease while the correct answer notes personal ownership and not chasing neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Port Meade
Piorida
Jewels Demand Proper Ring Wearing Rules
The passage explains how rings should be worn on the hands to display jewelry correctly. Engagement and wedding rings belong on the left hand while other rings belong on the right, avoiding crowding on one hand.
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Burlington
Acme OF
Acton Heer Press
Canadian Weekly Newspane Association
Ontario
Free Press
Free Pre
Mon Street
GA. Dells
Ofice Meailence
Kiwanis Club
Elwood A. Hughes
Canadian National Exhibition
Milton Reformer
Zanes Vind Gly
Thomas
Thias
Eaeiee
Dodge Brothers
Jess
C. B. Swackhamer
Willow Street
Acton, Ontario
Dooce
Tue
Cc. A. Coxe
Chrysler
Hudson
Main Street
Medical
A. McNiven Ilan
Burgeén Omthy
Comer Bower Avent
eBlum Ptreet
LeGan
Larpnasit Farmer
M.ani
Kollaitor
Notary Jubile
Tranveyancer
Ele
Peign Midgck - Acton
Om Rede
Bi. Bell
D. D. Dantistraduate
Mill and
Treeta
Offtee
Rancis Nunan
Wynn Street
Guelph, Gat
R. J Kerkver
Real Estate
Puy Vi, Mylton
Delelis
Knoeer
Guelph
Life Furance
Portnall Baer
Celin Htawar
Pang
Tedne
Richae
McLarens Limit
Winni
Hanna Bros. Rumiry Distributors
Canada
Automobile Insurance
G. Ramshaw
Milton and
Jas. Ramshaw
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