London Morning Post reports on Canadian development and local bonds
The London Morning Post discusses Canada's population push and regional growth, noting Oakville by law bonds of 22 1000 payable yearly for twenty years to cover deficits from a late treasurer. It also mentions railway subsidies and public ownership debates, plus Milton association actions and a rail service update to Denver from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Develoaent
Canada
Vaul Trict
Coutindone
Bia
Heyamade
Oakville
Tresnier
Public Council Minutes On Loan For Canada Glove Works
A village council session convened at 2 pm Saturday with officials and representatives present. Discussion covered extending business operations, a proposed loan to a joint company to assume the glove works, and preparation of by laws to authorize the loan, with reports and accounts reviewed before adjournment around 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlel
Peet Caunell
Donault
Canada
Hwatkines
D.D. Chicatle
Moore
Wal Slory
Lee
Hobart Hola
Mewin
W. H. Htony
Acbon
W. YE. Storey & Hon
Mont Ta
McLaan
Train wreck near Guelph injures many. two dead
A Wednesday wreck on the Wellington Gray Bruce line north of Guelph and Elora left two killed and many wounded. The northbound train due at 10:85 a.m. was destroyed with about half the passengers injured. Injured travelers were taken to Guelph and Fergus hospitals and are reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quelph
Med
Han
Cay
Wellington, Gray & Bruce Beands
G.T
Guelph
Fergus
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promised Spring Renewal
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a spring tonic to restore stamina and blood quality. It features testimonials praising renewed vigor after use and urges purchase from dealers or direct mail. The copy also warn against purges and touts the pills as a superior, world trusted remedy.
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Willams
Bella Cohagu
Avi Ban Pik
Winiane
Tiedlelas
Willarua
Malichis Gu
Rewokville
Resolution on taxation and public service property in Laxton
A town council meeting discusses the equal taxation of railroads and other public utilities, proposing to shift the burden to private property owners. The readout is moved by McGibbon and Cook, with adjournment planned to Monday, April 10.
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House of Commons
Directa
Lange
de. Henaiker Heaton
Michael Wicks-Teac
Hoaniker Houten Abo
Ruchoquier
Galt Reformwr
Ophe Connell
Merberwall
Fallawet
sTebert Growin
Thos
Cameron
H. Re McKenghe
David Carty
Gravion Tewain
Alois Waldle
Watkiod
Hinry Dayord
Nathars Dale
Gov
Dougghog
Jullivd Neowart
Levi Cole
Janes Price
Cook
M McGibbon
Agricultu
Railoads
Yale Ah Ue
Privats
Laxton
Carricdl
McGubbon
Carrial
Farewell party and local notices from YorktongN Av area
A farewell event for Mr Bruce Laing was held at his cousin Chiaw Laing’s home in Corwhin with about forty attendees. The evening featured an address by Arthur Calvert, a Bible and photograph album presentation, music, speeches and recitations. Other items include A J Snyder lecturing at Ebenezer Church on March 10 on home conduct, John Rowlor visiting Yorktown, Mina May Caup leaving for Hamilton, and ferrying concerns over local farms and a note on Hon E J Davis’s election protest in North York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Lamang Wan
Chiaw
I Laing
Arbur Calvert
Bruce Laing
Laing
A. J. Snyder
Ebenezer
John Rowlor
Yorktongn Av.t
Mina May Caup
Nasingawoya
Harailton
John Kitehing
Juno
Marchall
Legislature Marking Time in Royal Commission Debate
The week sees heated discussion on how to handle the Gamey charges as a Royal Commission is formed from Hamilton Court, with potential rejection of the committee appointment. Opposition aims to influence the government’s response, while Mr. Gainey is expected to speak. debate may shift to Privileges and Elections committees as the division date nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar. S
Ciboral
Gainey
Mie
J. S. Koy
Houth Toronto
Peomlor Hoga’ Maton
Delhory
Foy
Gamoy
Premiera
Doaling
Footwear stores offer fair prices and broad lines
A local shoe shop promotes honest dealing and moderate profits after the era of sudden fortunes. The firm invites customers to visit for a broad selection and individualized service, promising fair prices and a focus on everyday value.
Optical goods and drugs offered by Walt Paper
Walt Paper showcases a complete stock of the latest optical designs and prices. Leo Samples invites calls for fitting spectacles and eye glasses after graduation from the Canadian Gallery of Optics. Pure drugs and chemicals with courteous attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Paper
Call
Leo
Galleya
Optica
Laundry workers protest at hallding over unsafe washing
In Paanoa's Hallding Willow Acton leads a laundry that collects items amid a fatal health incident. No machines or chemicals used in the process. Action focuses on safety concerns and working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paanoa
Hallding
Willow Acton
Mtudien
Hiaud
Curtain Samples at High Value Sale This Saturday
The notice advertises curtain samples priced up to 81.00 per pair for a sale Saturday. It promotes various curtain styles and materials suitable for small window spaces.
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Larris-Doasin
Tha
Bud Merch
Lyler
J. A. Macpherson
Gaukge
Thames Layple
Acton
Kania May
Loughtar
Nekiawexny- McGaates
Toroals
Wednoe- Hay
Maret
William McKinney
Qrenewnitte
Ethel
Robert Moten, Hay
Rin
Coass
Ceeiph
Mids Marsh
Amustessa
Amatzong
Mamaiten
Toronto
Dayemans
Honday
Acton ‘Free Press
Loos
Editorialhotel
Torlington
Ontario
Queen Victoria Park
Niagare Falls
School Board of London
City of London
Lfe
Arnold Forster
Halton Partners
Yukee
Hilton Parner Association
Milton
Poveldent
J. W Lindsay
Frank J. Barber
Grand Trunk Pacific
Thia County
Ssany
J. HW. Shields
Bowman
Yalton Fortmord’ 'Association
David Werderman
Obey
Union
Company
Phopooserpd
Cornell Inch
Reeve Swankhafer
Merbers Wynd
Holmes and Brown
Committee On Finance
Thomas Ktorey
T. T. Moore
Henternon & Co
Keat. Brown
Hell Telephone Co
Ceearenseeesaeee
Piny
G. T. FH
Guelph and
Elora
Avery
Hlakaew
Wishop Hall
Montagua
Josephs Addison
Pei
Esquesing Township
Overseers of
Railways
Nassagaweyva
Frederic Willan Forear
D. D
Flor. SA
Canterbury
Drial
E. J. Davis
North York
Royal Commission Ve
Gheti
Java
Hunter, Phn
Gucasutor
Enskine
Erskinn
Drugggist
WG. Honter
Warren Block
Mmul Stroat
W. Barber & Bros
Paper Makers
Georgetown
John R. Barber
Soltalta
Publia
Blyth
John Williams
Provalnion
Malin Stract Acton
Olsterus
T Ebbage
Wain Btraet
Buoooes
Central Business Collece
Wy HL. Shaw
Lower Wyndham Street
Guiernficiyevr
Guy Yay
Gur Weivonate
Peat Soc
FURBO
Everton
Nenry Howlop
Prophim Toi
Caundry
Fong
Mitltnery
Pening
R.b.sco
Crompton
Sun Laboor
Tata
Morvica
Batuntuy
Crown Brand
Homa
Morieradiah
Engliah
John Hale
Ned Halmon
Walter Inker
Teluy
We. Daten
Malta Vita
Japan
Tookers
Appia
R. B. Scott
Warren Bik
Mill St
Walla
Nx. T. Brown
Agton
Editonial Notes
Johnstone
Go.mar-Stecet
Trave
Hrltith
Fornitore
Barlor
Johnson & Go
George Stovel
Leith
Geo. Stovel
Mil! St
New ‘Harts
New York
Nelson
Mressngikers
Aden
Mt Higa
Es Hay
Abel
Galilee
Yale
Briek
Bali
Feehleura
Oornbeere
Goolchum
Anna Monittor
Pas Eppulee
Davidson & Carter
Cuolph
Douglas Lacey & Co
Sineku
Farm Homme Dairy
Wogeph Arthunas
Wyss
Uusluesa
Nev
Dairy
Josevh Antinurg
KON
Sowlulit
Agnes Koesle
Wenner
Cheol
Joly
Uinlarala
Vosssaaloa
Willie
Deton
Waulioly
Joe Dutaiher
Idauk
Ibers
Paler
Pala
J. MaNabh
Aslou
James Russell
Antabille
Malton
D. Wood
Myre Tiara Museell
Actou I. O
Niule
A.W. Mack
Awamatio Works
Taye
A. G. Hunter, Phim. B. Drugiglat Acton
Sun Savings and Loan Go
WEAD
Toronto, Ont
Joan
Monty
R. J. McNabb
Attent Acton
Law and—Planing—Mills
P. Sayers
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