Obituary Fragments Note Dated Death Notices
Fragmentary notices list several deaths with ages and places including May 3 193?, April 1031 and April 36 2021. Mentions widows and ages 32 87 85, residents of Call General Hospital Krein township Eden Milla and Nobert Neld families.
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Acton
Mary Vidaont
Jala Thomae
Jtuneral
Call’ General Hoapital
James Voralval Marth
Epayalde
Krein
Margaret Vunsige
J. Thormpson
Monry Lanke
Eden Milla
Agnes Teel
Nobert Neld
Trout restocking and local notices at Eldon Mille
About 10 000 young trout were released into Eldon Mille waters, with notes on fry and yearling origins and local residents visiting, plus scattered local items: council meetings planned for May 30, grants awarded, by laws discussed, and community happenings including illness, renovations, and many short town notices.
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Eldon Mille
Acton notices mix civic plans with local rumors
A string of local items from Acton includes daylight saving adoption discussions across Canadian cities, a Red Cross meeting notice, a holiday for businessmen in Shelburne, a seven-team softball league forming in several towns, a waterworks by law vote, and calls for building permit plans before construction.
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Xame
Coorgetown Herald
Acton
Census Midnight Cutoff Shapes June Totals in Ottawa
A special 1921 census directive from Ottawa sets midnight as the decisive cut off for population returns. Commissioners in each constituency are instructed to record births and deaths up to the moment June begins, with post midnight events excluded.
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Ottawa
May
Canada
Man and Horse Compared by a Contemporary
A fragmentary discussion compares a nine year old horse to a twenty year old man, noting experience and steadiness. The text references oats and guards and hints at performance differences across ages, with unclear phrases about age and suitability.
Early Coal Buying Urged by Ottawa Committee
Ottawa May 3 Alfred Bowers of Hing Rogore' & Company Toronto told the Parliamentary Committee on True thie that wages were 116 percent higher than 1916. He warned of possible coal shortages in smaller towns if options and rail service faltered. He noted Toronto demand rose while supply lagged and argued water transport for anthracite costs more than rail. Alberta interests urged keeping customs duty on imported coal amid ample domestic supply.
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Rogerd
Amaller
MolConzie
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Alberta
Regia hurricane damage report details prompt chaos
A damaged OCR fragment describes a hurricane like event sweeping Regina on a Monday. It mentions dust, a farm disruption, a car overturned or displaced, a tree uprooted, and shattered windows. The text is unclear but indicates heavy property damage and scattered debris across Third Avenues area.
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Regina
Hegina
X Cote
Elty
Hall
Ao Day Nursery
Fragmentary 19th Century Weather Note
The readable text hints at changing weather and health themes with references to local figures and preparations. Names and places are garbled, but the fragment suggests a community health or weather advisory context and mentions J. Munsard and a local drigalat.
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Tampleton
Frianda
J. Munsard
The Animals’ Feed and Market Comment
A fragmented editorial discusses farm handling of livestock, noting vanity and risk on farms. It argues for equal feeding troughs and warns that mismanaged livestock sales raise costs for farmers, potentially lowering beef prices as losses become general.
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