Prelude to Church Union Sees Herridge Accept Winnipeg Pastorate
Editorial notes Dr W T Herridge former moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Canada accepts an indefinite pastorate at Grace Methodist Church Winnipeg. His move shows support for church union as practical. Government progress satisfactory. western Liberals and Progressives stay independent yet cooperative, aiming to help public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Herridge
Presbyterian Church In Canada
Grace Methodist Church
Winnipeg
Four-Power Pact Ratified by Senate for Pacific Peace
The Senate ratified the four-power pact between Britain, France, the United States and Japan, placing Pacific peace issues under joint supervision. Approval signals momentum toward broader confirmation of related arms conference agreements and sustains the push to naval reductions.
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Senate of
United States
Britain
Japan
France
Pacific Ocean
Washington
Senate
Getting Prices Down to Normal After WWI
The piece argues price restoration for common goods will be slow. It cites cooperation among manufacturers merchants farmers and artisans, and blames organized labor for delaying revival. It notes high wages for some and unemployment for many while prices struggle to meet demand.
Time for a Change in Municipal Elections
A dated opinion argues for moving municipal elections from the Christmas season to February to boost citizen attention and participation. It notes holiday business and social duties hinderhome and town voters, especially women, and suggests the first week of February as a suitable alternative. urges legislative action this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovary
Benson
Lake Ports
Why Should Free Publicity Be Asked Compels A Country Paper
A fragment from the Alliston Herald discusses newspaper publicity and trade ethics. It argues a proprietor cannot force stores to give goods worth beyond purchase value, noting a $5 buy should not trigger extra freebies. The piece compares papers to any business offering value for payment and rejects over giving beyond the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliston Herald
Ail
Acton
Guziph
Ontario Leader Promotes Provincial Gain Over Youth Welfare
The Star notes Quebec Premier touts provincial profits from liquor traffic while Ontario favors youth welfare over tax cuts. The piece suggests Ontario will resist provincial temptations and focus on community well being.
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Quebec
Ontario
Taschercat
Star
Wrecking of the Merchants Bank and Public Road Grants
The government will pursue action against Sir Montagu Allan and D C Macaron over the defunct Merchants Bank to ensure accountability and fair justice in Canada. County Council notes 1921 highway grants to Halton totaling 121360.02 dollars and urges continued funding for 1022 road and bridge work, criticizing focus on large bridges over real needs for good roads.
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Montagu Allan
Merchants Bank
D. C. Macaron
Canada
Dominion
County Council
Department ,of Public Highways
Halton
Fielding
Ontario Budget Sparks Gasps Over Costs And Prices
Editorial notes reflect that Ontario 1922 estimated receipts of 32 million fall short of the amounts bet on Ontario race tracks last year. The piece laments rising rents prices and wages while the poor consumer offers only a howl. It cites egg prices and housewife efforts, criticizes Tommy Church's speech, notes U.S. bootlegger jitters, and reports on government economy efforts and new appointments.
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Ontario
Globe
Fragmented nature notes from a mistyped field log
A garbled account describes plants and a trek where bark and roots are observed. The text mentions figures such as Nadlig Joligmeant and Janis Inv, hints at a railway telegraph wire discovery, and a distant journey with unclear places and dates.
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Vinnie
Nadlig
Joligmeant
Larry
Sant Mike
Barry Bug
Janis
Canlan
Uw Dolantet
Tryli
Harvest in Prospect
A blurred scene describes a long journey with a wily figure near a road, a confrontation by a car, and a confrontation where the man withdraws a weapon from his pocket. The exchange ends with a cryptic reply about an event or danger ahead and a provocative inquiry.
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Wetielul Aruba
Lund
Short Crop Preparation Advertisement From Hull and Watson
A fragmented advertisement urges readers to prepare for a short crop season, mentioning Hull West Virginia and Watson & Son. It promises wild warnings about costs and offers guidance on timber work and eel products, urging action and urging readers to contact local merchants for prices and services.
Auction Sale of Cattle Swine and Sheep at J O Mierke Hans
An auction sale advertised for April 11, 1022 at J O Mierke Hans premises lists horses, dairy cows, beef cows, York cattle, and sows with due dates in March and April. Pure bred York and other breeds join 316.00 ledger, with 6 percent annual interest on credit notes. auctioneers JAB McDONALD and R H Kerr.
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J. H. Miller
Thibs
Durham Prude
Young Cattla
atenn _anil Waltons
Yorkshire
Tamworth
Padlerrod
York
Canada
United States
Oxford
Canh
WM. Thompson
Hugh Reed
Wuble
Une
Korin
Dua Jung
Ayrahiro
Murat
Brad Shorthorn
Anala
Thompson
KERR
Suyonmy
Clork
Fragmented 19th Century Opinion Piece and Editorial Notes
A damaged OCR fragment shows mixed commentary on prudence and moral instruction, with stray names and phrases about philosophy and public virtue. The copy hints at an editor’s praise for a contributor and a casual anecdote about conversation and debate, then pivots to agricultural or horticultural notes referencing Dominion, Indian Mews, Haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jidten- Leon
Be Fair to the Day And Start With Steady Effort
An anxious note urges starting the day with steady effort despite yesterday's failures. It stresses beginning work with the hand and nerve, though fatigue lingers after long exertion, urging full effort to prevent relapse and regain momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woorlius
Unclear text on Ontario homes and rural life
Fragmentary draft discusses Canadian rural housing and farming buildings. Mentions Ontario, rural life, and a desire for improvements and enjoyment from holidays. Contains many garbled words and nonsensical phrases.
Contested Point Sparks Courtroom Turmoil
An unnamed town court New lawyer rashly protests law after a judge’s ruling. The partner frantically corrects the scene apologizing for the heat of the moment as tensions rise in the courtroom.
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Luprang
Ito
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Tommy Church
Toronto
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Toronto Globe
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M. M. MacBride
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W. A. Crockett
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Archie McCoig
Arthur Hardy
Fred Parden
Red Chamber
Renfrew Mercury
Maine
Acton Council
Warkian
GEO, Watson & Son
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Auation
Roy Ga. Young
Nookwood
Bay Horn
Vunh
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Migland
W. F. Mooney Acton
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Acton Creamery. Co
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H. A. Coxe
Acton, Ont
Guelph
G. B. Ryan & Co
Owen Sound
Business Directory
J. A. McNiven
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Avene
Aid Philasblereat
D. Me Tannedium
E. J. Nelson
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Gray
Ofen Wit
Tradortet
Pr. C. Fe
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Georgetown
Enygoan Grace
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Nome
Plana
P.O
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Nash Parmer
M. A
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Touru
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H. G. Meir
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Georgstown
J. M. Bell
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Torship Universalty
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Min Wnd
Woodariek
F. G. Gollop
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Roy Hindley
Wal
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J. E. Cheevers
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Tooke
Vandeomo
D. Alex
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James
Proctor & Redfern
Ei M
Proctor
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Manausi
Yoronto
Taranto
Waeloratora
Loganto
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Cualpit
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