Canada Advocates Growth in Dairy Nation and Local Sports Tumult
Editorial notes Canada to become the world's greatest dairy country through accelerated production and home grown stock. It praises towns pursuing local sports leagues to curb outside drafts. Prohibition debate in Great Britain moves to ban youth alcohol sales with Lady Astor citing dominions as examples.
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Canada
E. H. Stone
House
Weston
National Dairy Council of Canada
Toronto
Lady Astor
House of Commons
Dominions
United “States
Great Britain
Walter Greaves
M.P
Norwood
Vacant Chief Constableship in Acton
Acton council seeks a qualified chief of police after Chief Cooney retires. Required are upright character, strong judgment, and firm enforcement of statute laws and by-laws. The appointee should curb bootlegger activity, work with provincial and county authorities, and remain faithful to duties or be found suitable to appoint from outside if necessary.
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Chief Cooney
Acton
Ontario Tempérance, Act
Es Department
Nquor
Ontario land titles reform endorsed by Toronto Real Estate Board
The board unanimously supported Drury Government legislation to change land title registration. It would quiet pre 1800 claims and certify titles to that year, ending search beyond 1800. It also requires future transfers to be recorded under the land titles or Torrens system rather than the Registry Office.
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Drury
Toronto Real Estate Board
Ontario
Opposition critiques miss the deficit critique in Ontario budget debate
The article notes the week of budget discussion in the Ontario Legislature centers on the absence of strong opposition attacks on the governments million dollar surplus. It highlights Peter Smith and W F Nickle as key figures. Nickle is seen as shaping the Conservative challenge and potential next election pivot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Pudger
Peter Smith
W. F. Nickle
K.C
Kingston
Gether
Mr. Nickle
Nickle
Peter Smit
Canada and Ontario notes on taxes and politics in 1920s era press
The excerpt reports on Canadian and Ontario political topics including a proposed tax exemption for widows and seniors, Ontario municipal tax reductions, and debates on prohibition effects. It cites remarks about tourist trade, race track gambling, anti-handbook legislation, and subsidy changes from the Dominion government, with commentary from various newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Canada
State Senate
Birthday Surprise In The Cottage Holiday
A young girl Lucy waits for her mother’s return and opens a package wrapped in tlande paper. The parcel pleases her and prompts memories of a previous promise and a wish for a handmade present. Conversation shows family affection amid playful tension about gifts and narratives of gratitude.
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Mather
Lucy
Mitlenhar
Dany Lealle Paimor
Wayward Winds and Spring Secrets in the Woods
A children friendly spring exploration describes March winds sweeping dead leaves, awakening new growth, and arranging activities indoors and outdoors. It suggests experiments with plants, weather as teacher, and observing buds, blossoms, and April showers to spark curiosity.
Tale of a Homely Heir
A London industrial heir falls for a chorus girl in a tale of social life. He proposes to her, faces family scrutiny, and earns his father in law’s verdict after revealing his chosen bride is of humble temper. The father assesses character and responds with cautious approval.
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Milam
Doneer
New York Winter Garden
London
England
Millonulrs
Hadwald
We Can Control Our Thoughts
The text argues individuals can govern their thoughts rather than be swept by impulses. It emphasizes taking responsibility for mental habits, choosing wholesome patterns over envy hate and worry, and ruling one’s mind as an inner monarch to shape personal growth.
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Snover
Hannah
Macy
Snourh
eMee
Revar
Fragmented OCR Notable Text on Wisdom and Duty
A garbled historical OCR passage discusses wisdom, conscience, and duty with references to teachers, daily lessons, and social concerns. It mentions money, parishes, and a sense of collective responsibility amid confusion and distortion.
Neighborhood News and Local Happenings
Community notes report Hullodan bringing elm log to Georgetown Lumppr for new work. Armenian boy enrollment planned at Bradleys farm April with teaching. Tax rolls pushed for overdue taxes. notices to follow. Mr Gordon Hutland's wedding visit, and updates on local hospital appendicitis operation progress. McCaule family moved to Teronta last week.
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Worley Hutlodan
Georgetown
Junibar
Jung
Srmenian Rollet Hoolaty
W. F. Bradley
Norval Road
John Mason
Havin
Tyxee Council
McCunnah
Tar
Tar.callsafiog
Mir
Gordon
Hutt
Fiutt
Joaving Borg
Darratt
Gusiph Qonerm
Hunday
Robert McCuale
Teronta
Herulil
Burlington Notes On Council Deliberations And Local Events
The council discussed funding for the new high school with a 21 906 dollar debenture plan and no decision was made. Community notices report a Masonic lodge meeting, a hockey league decision, a Presbyterian fundraising concert, a 64th birthday celebration, church bakery plans, and a return of Mr C J Koontz from Nebraska with his brother.
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Partin
Une
Timnacod
Griot
Benk
Burlington Lodge
Wadnontay
Lodge
Burlington and District Hockey
Leany Kwan
Methouie
Banday Rehdal Ane Arrang
Banday Behool
Zadstay
Robert Johnston
Canuds
Hla
Bie
Ahers Road
Lanies
Ald Baciery of Knox
C.J. Koonth Haw
W—Vlate
Big Brother
Nebraski
Cusotle
Erin Village Postmaster Appointed and Local Welfare Notes
JH advocates library growth and public services in Wittsburg with Alex McDonald named postmaster. Community events include school concerts and Women's Institute entertainments raising funds. Mr. Mack Hastings of Acton, Mrs. Kooler and others visit Erin while Mrs. Hall plans returning from winter. Harness maker Mr. Edmunds of Alllatan marked a long residence in Erin and anniversary at 50 years. Potato grower W. Nodwell ships a carload of Cobbler weed potatoes, praised for high yield. Erin hosts poultry training at town hall under guidance of R. Clemens and T. A. Henderson with Ottawa support and Wellington county officials.
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Alex
McDonald
Wittsburg
Paut
Omos
Leon
Erin School
Ynt
Instituta
F_Atutchinson
Brampton
We Hall
Erin Willogs
Mack Hastingsr
Acton
Wllicie
Alex McDor Aid
Kooler
Oyenta
Baouk
Fea
Liddd
Annie” McDonalé
George
Edmonds
Alllatan
Edmunds
Erin
IU W. Nodwell Hillaburg
Teandikle Death Shocks Local Community
Harry Teandikle died suddenly at his home leaving a widow and two children, Mige Arolla Teandell and Weginald, both at home. The Young People’s Society of the Methodist Church hosted a visit to Knox Church, George Kenney left his clerk post for Hamilton, James Alexander slipped and fractured her wrist, and potatoes sell for a dollar a bushel in New Town. Milto y horticulturists plan sowers. Alderton and Otario topics discuss camping facilities for touring.
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Harry Teandikle
Knowls Clttxen
Zulgny
Ebena
Mige Arolla Teandell
Young People's Society of the Methodiat Church
Knox Church
Tina
Teorge Kenney
Clerklow
Hamilton
Lefe
Minday
Alexander
Mt Jubout
Aditon
Miltoy
Aylton
Provincis
John Agnew
Nolan
Ontario Motor League
Mator
Victoria Wark
Heformer
James Allen
Ponson
Vaua
Hannah
Mary
Unitargs
Thia
Fragmentary rural dialogue overheard in garbled text
A distorted excerpt presents nonsensical rural talk with misread names and unclear actions. The passage shows fragmented speech attributed to characters like Uncle Jock and Uncle Jeth, describing unknown objects and about a wife, with many unreadable phrases.
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Jock
Jeth
Foti
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Aenat
Contaser
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Boya
Brussels
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Dominion
Montreal
Guelph
Orillia
Acton Government Building
Post Office
Telegram
Newmarket Express
Orilla Packet
Toronto Telegram
Express
Pocket
Alliston Herald
Stephen Leacock
Canadian Club of
New York
Canadian National Railways
Henry Thornton
Leacock
The
Toronto Star
Icja
Pgafety
Mins Antic Mogers
Htoffing
Coleorado
Highway Education Board
Washington
Uvette Saund
Rogera
Rae Nomsetntya
Town and Country
Smilton
Bmi
Lus Jarvis& Co
United 293
Bay St
Eng
SMP Go
Bert
Torotta
Winksres
Wamcduyer
Jas. Symon
Echool
Mery
Globe Laundry
Mill St
T. E. Gibbons
Smith’s Furniture Store
Wyndham Street
Ont
Business Directory
J.A. McNiven
FE. J. Nelson
Prederick Ameet
Acton, Ontario
W. S. Laird Tae
Waalwien Htreytye
Hur
Harold Nash Farmer
Bollaster
Notary Public
Convayancsiy
Eta
Perryman Block
H. G. Meir
Bollaster, Notary Publis
Eorgetown
J. M. Bell
D. D
Darsiat Nonor
Toronto University
Bill and
Frederick Street
F. G. Gollop
D.d-S
L.ds
Francis-Nunan
Huling
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L.C. Oh
Hall
J. Precious
J. Little
Oddfellows
Bennedy, SM
IR. J. Kerr
Watate Avenut
Hulew
I. J. Kore
Mile
Hower Ayunus
Roy Hindley
Heal Estate
Erly
Treros Acton
J. E. Gheevers
East Quelph
D.alex. Niven
Ontario Land Surveyor
Givin Tete _ Engloser
Hurveya
Lluspripts
Uta
Hurveys
Cor Architoata
McLean
Douglan Bt
Ounlfil
Kfonundata
Uweadstone
Deruliajon
Louielmato
Hamilton & Sons
Norwich
Woolwlat
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