Editorial on Canadian Parliament growth and rural carrier pay
The piece notes a bill by Prime Minister Mackenzie King to increase Dominion MPs from 235 to 245 with shifts for Saskatchewan Alberta Manitoba and British Columbia while Nova Scotia loses two seats. It also criticizes rural mail carriers for lower pay and self-funded equipment versus city workers. It recalls D M Ross opposing the $600 member bonus and praises his pledge keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Mackenzie King
Gan ‘Ada
Dominion
House -of- Commons
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
British.Columbia
Nova Scotia
Soldier Settlers Report Shows Mixed Year For Land Returns
End of January returns from the Soldier Settlement Board indicate most land settlers had a satisfactory year. Ontario reports 73 percent of due payments received, Regina district 70 percent, Maritime Provinces 57 percent, and Saskatchewan Prince Albert district 56 percent. Settlement data up to December shows 22,548 settlers with loans totaling 93,525,902 dollars, plus 6,392 Crown Land settlements without roaks, totaling 28,040 settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldier Settlement Board
Ontario
Regina
Maritime Provinces
Prince, Albert
Saskatchewan
Joans
Why Some Towns Grow and Prosper
A Fergus News-Record excerpt reflects on town growth through enterprise and public effort. It highlights pushy, energetic citizens who invest time and money, build structures, organize companies, and attract residents by promoting town advantages. The piece also notes parliamentary remarks praising a strong local leader and civic action driving development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton Place
Ontario Temperance Act and Wellington crime drop noted
Wellington County Spring Assizes heard Crown Attorney J MKe attributing reduced crime to the Ontario Temperance Act. Enforcement praised as favorable to the riding of Hon. W.VE. Raney. Also covered are Pan-Canadian discourse on east west cooperation and reform, plus notes on agriculture marketing and postwar German indemnity debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington County
Guelph
Wellington
W.ve. Raney
Editorial notes on Canadian politics and liquor controls
Editorial notes discuss tax proposals on gasoline, cattle movement to England, and potential embargo ideas. They critique party actions, election campaigning, and municipal audits, noting farmer and city interests clashing, liquor control, illicit stills in Quebec, and hydro fund spending in Toronto politics. The piece reflects early 20th century Canadian public policy debates.
Neighborhood news items on poultry fair and local notices
A fragment from the Town and Country section reports on an abort cobrana poultry event to be held at Erly in the neat futuro with Agricultural Representative Mr Clemons promising helpful support. It notes a July 25 county meeting decision and records the death of Brin area pioneer Mrs Howe, aged eighty five. It lists Brin Moree Berefierras Club officers for 1923 and mentions Hover Frendy as hired for 192 rAd vircaite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erly
Clemons
Promisas
F. O. Ly
la Orangeville
Wan
Tiv Bris Baryons
Howe
Brin
Andy
Ftw
Wallington
Pame
Proaident
Alrectorw
oMee
Froutaont
Peter ‘Thamed
Fred Airey
John Hinlth
Jan Crutchahank
Harry Moora
Hae Herr
Hobart Lowrie
Burns
Hover Frendy
la Werair
Local notices and community updates from Milton and area
A string of local items reports on meetings at the Public Library and Methodist Church, March events, and community concerns. Mentions the Our Lady of Mercy fund, Frances Nickuwu and the Indian wanderer, a March 11 church date, council women, and a March 17 library gathering. Also notes hospital and casualty items, births, baptisms, and social happenings around Milton, Knox Church, and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etgtzenee A
Moapitay
Frances Nickuwu
Council of Women
J. M. Akelton
Eltys
Pulling
Fort Riley
Epitelas
Hue
F.C. Thompson
Frookvall Farm
Clune
Knox Church
Mow
Hutt
Tld Starnwell
Misas Kathleen McCuiulg
Leavini Town
Misa Maury Ziegfer
Margaret McKay
Terayd
Local notes from Bradford and area unreadable fragment
Bradford Va residents attend funerals and family visits. Calgary and Winnipeg travel mentioned. Canadian author awarded prize for juvenile readers. Coal shortages persist with shipments from Hamilton. Local lumber deal reported and humane society activity noted. Sleighing party hosted by the Mathadint frnuren with social gathering and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goore Basath
Bradford
Mrw
G. W. Veal Hall
W. Alton
Winnipoxy
Mun
Mrn
A. McGipbonhy
Wim. Hammond
Calgary
Glanford Township
Milan Jean N. Moliwrysth
Mesars
Chit
Juvenlis
Tawtr
Hamilton
Mewar
Paul Fisher
Tors
Dominion
Toronto
Harry M. Pettl
Af Freeman
Halliday Company, Limited
Nicholson Lumber Company, Limited
Lars
Wuatnone
Bea
Lake Ontario
Tha Humane Suvisty
Mathadint
Frnuren
Andy Whetham
Tim
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a public sale action and local official involvement with unclear participant details. The readable parts suggest a notice type but do not provide concrete names, dates, or locations for fuller attribution.
Funeral notices and local obituaries from Hrin township
The funeral of Thomas Noles held Monday February 10 marks a local obituary note. Details describe birth in Mramoen 1845 and long residence in At, with surviving wife and daughters. Funeral at FMac's Cemetery Milman follows. Also Theaker obituary notes death at Guelph General Hospital, funeral at Everton Cemetery Barvigan conducted by Rev. Lindaay. The piece lists community mourners, local farm families, and ongoing local notices including weather, church and social updates, cattle loss, and a burglary report at Richardson's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Noles
Thirstaya Memeon
Holes
Mramoen
Wifs
Noyon
Fmac'a
Milman
Theaker
Guelph
Sty
Roy Geiger
Harry Pettis
John Lie
Toronto
Richardson
George Grant
Out of town project costs and civic notes at Postville
Estimates include 10000 for repairing the outt pier from Mahthouse to the pavilion. The Coynell raised funds for tobacco sales in town from 25 to 16 dollars. Oakville Council opposes a con structure associated with the new high level bridge on the Toronto Hamilton highway. A broad note mentions illness and hospital aids, the Red Cross ready to assist doctors and nurses. A winter dance aimed to lift dullness resulted in twenty drownings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Q
Coynell Haw
Oakville Council
Toronto
Hamilton Highwa U Bknows
Azmody
Fe C. Hinge
Postville
Big Chesterfield Chairs and Lamps Sale Ad
Chesterfield chairs with Marshall cushions upholstered in good tapestry priced regular 85 dollars, sale 42.50 dollars. Floor lamps with shade from place, special 19.50 dollars and up.
Halada Tea Company boosts prices on all blends
The Halada Tea Company, a major Canadian tea distributor, announced price increases on all blends. Officials cited forced cost rises from high primary market prices for unblended tea and labor disruptions in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
laPgaut
Canada
Calcutta
Dotay Spuptty
India
Why The Face Is Lathered In Shaving Discourse
The article explains that lather helps hair stand and water lubricates skin during shaving. It discusses how barber technique and moisture affect blade angle, agitation, and skin comfort, noting that proper lather aids blade efficiency and reduces irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Wlon
Have Your Car Tuned Up Now
A garage advertises careful car inspections before the rush season with Arat-class machinery and skilled workmen. It promises efficient service, supervision of necessary repairs, and a chance to have cars in good order for season opening. Readers are invited to visit whether repairs are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tyuds
Wtake
New
Teath
Clement
Couss
Alt
Behd' Thoughts on Business
A fragmented editorial fragment reflects on adversity and personal success. It urges self reliance and effort, noting that value comes from doing what should be done and learning what one must know. It emphasizes persistence and choosing merit over easy conformity.
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Acton Pree Press
Town Welles
Gnryria
Acton Uree Press
United States
Ods Hf. P
Moore
G. Aldils
Ealtor
Falkorlat and
Husiness
Editorial
Wingham Times
D. M. Ross
U. F
North Oxford
Rosa
Peter Smith
Ross
Fergus News-Record
W. E. Kansy
Justisiuy
Howard Ferguson
Godfrey
Herb Lennox
Raney
Pasar
Rellerdes
Montreal
Clb
James Atkins
James
Justice Jay
Maclaren
World's Sunday School Association
John Wana
Ekggi
Justice. Maclaren
HH. G. Wallace
U. S
Agricultural Committee
Germany
House of Commons
I S. Woodsworth
Centre
Winnipeg
Woodsworth
National Farmers’ Union
Markham
G. Howard Ferguson
Goliath
Drury
David and the Sling
Brunsels
Newfoundland
John Bennett
Caspin
Toronto Star
Peters, Platt & Rumble
Oscar Hudgon
Renfrew
Mareuinys
Quebec
The
Montreal Herald
Commission
Gregory
Etetx Toronto
Hydro
Gregory Berigely
Georgetown
Milton
Wulolde
Unday
Omcar Ripper
Milter
Hurnetaville
Wrancen Ninkawy
Cees
Mir
Waldia
H.R
Danyea
Yay
T. H. Hole
Nixon
Marth Higeat
Downs
Trafalger
P. W. Cooke
Pine and
Burlington
Averton
Gakville
Teyana Opin
Conphaents
Aching Jarvis
Doom ‘Innvestment Securities
Wromto
Carl
Armilius Jarvis
Ottawa
Zos Hay
New York
London
Eng
Reed
Chesterfield
Waterfield
Smith’s Furniture Store
Wyndham Street
Ont
K. R. Wilson
Ford
H. A. Coxe
Ford Garage
Acton,ontarid
Behd
Alid
Mother Nature
Acton
Business Directory
Ee E Medical
J. A. McNiven
Eurpean
Omoo
Koaldence
Elgin Hitreat
E. J. Nelson
EMU Htc
DR. W
Laird
Quelyie
Ko- Woolwich Street
Nona “Legal
Phana Na
Nox
Harold Nash-Farmer
Balleitar
Notary Public
Canvayancer
Perryman Block
Hl.g
Meir i Balleitor
Publion Geofpdtagen
Barcle
J. M. Bell
Dss. L.K.S
Duate
Tarnnin Univeralt
F. G. Gollop
D.D.S
L.D.S
Ottes
Nova Scatia
Prancis Nunan
Guy
Wiliams
Lodge Directory
Eb Hull
Mombont
Ured
Jo Precious
J. Little
Wy Pe
Thetford
J. F. Kennedy
WBE
Agant
Syeene
Expo
Tr. J. Kore
Avenues
Roy Hindley
Livetock
Real Esra
Merchandisi
Consolidated Phone
Erle
J. E. Cheevers
Quebes Bt
Exat _Gualph
Namow
Lam Werk
D. Alex
Dirvat
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