Canada Increases Trade With Britain Shifts From U S
Editorial notes Canada’s exports to the United Kingdom rose by 35 million in the year to March while exports to the United States fell by 13 million. Imports from Britain stayed near last year, but U S imports dropped 90.06 million. Agricultural Committee in Toronto urged weed cutting, urging the minister to coordinate with highways and municipalities to prevent weed spread and tie action to road grants.
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Canada
United Kingdom
United States
Agricultural Committee
Toronto
Minister of Agriculture
Ontario Papers Merge After Publisher Sells Kin cardine Review
Col Hugh Clark sells his Kin cardine Review interest to J J Hunter owner of the Kincardine Reporter The two papers will merge as the Review and Reporter under Hunters management The merger comes from rising production costs and limited business in Kincardine Bruce County The new paper is expected to serve the area well
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Kinscardine Review
Hugh ‘Clark
M. P
J.J. Hunter
Kincardine Reporter
Review
Reporter
Hunter
Kincardine
Cand Kincardine
Bruce County
Social problems and youth crime in Canadian discourse
J J Kelso notes shifts in social ills from drunkenness to home life breakdown and religious neglect among youth. The piece contrasts moral training with industrial expansion, urging strong government and Liberal unity for Canada’s prosperity and social welfare.
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Ines
Histarice
Hanover Poat
Cariada
Liberal Party
Canada
Quebec Liquor Law to Allow Immediate Arrests
The Montreal Gazette reports amendments to the Quebec Liquor Act planned for the next Legislature session after Judge Amedee Monet ruled Liquor Commission police cannot arrest without a warrant a customer buying liquor illegally. The change would let an on site agent arrest the client for possession of irregularly acquired liquor.
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Montreal Gazette
Amedee Monet
Court of Special Sessions
Liquor Commission
Commission Police
Quebec Liquor Commission
W D Euler Pushes Rail Fusion to Save Millions
In a businesslike address Waterloo MP W D Euler urges immediate action to end railway duplication. He argues fusion could save at least 100 million and turn a annual deficit into a surplus of 60 million, warning the public must demand this cut in waste.
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W. D. Euler
M. P
Waterloo
Bethade
National Railways
Editorial Notes on Taxes Education and War History
A collage of notes and opinions on public policy and history includes calls to teach scientific temperance, praise for government tax relief, and critiques of Hindenburg and Canadian fiscal policy. It touches on paving Hastings main street with government aid, 1924 Canadian exports rising, Empire Exhibition rankings, and debates over education and military tradition.
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Hastings
Local Brampton Brings Voices of Alarm and Trade Reports
Alarm over thieves near Felton and police steps to catch a burglar. Brampton sees heavy truck deliveries from Eaton’s and $1,200 daily business. Post office delays and small envelopes draw scrutiny. Ontario leads in select hog marketing with premiums for celecta hogs. Quebec and Western provinces lag.
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Brampton
Phe T. Eaton, Co. Berton
Waton
Lye
Ontario
Dominion
Toronto
Quebec
Brampton Paper Hanger Killed in Ladder Accident
Albert Dolphin, resident of Brampton for two months, died Thursday afternoon after a ladder rung pierced his abdomen while removing paper from a coil. Harry Edie was thrown and shaken but unharmed. The item also urges public notice on finding lost articles and promotes a canoe trip booklet from the Canadian National Railways.
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Albert Dolphin
Brampton
Harry Edie
Hin
Fish and Game Department
Canadian Nationage
Prince Edward Island
Tanoeta
Canadian National Railways
Algg
The Mind of a Child in Central Park
A Washington Star report tells of an elderly man in Central Park who helps a crying girl by returning her lost penny. The girl rebukes him, accusing him of stealing the coin, revealing a moment of distrust amid kindness.
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Washington Star
Central Park
Avitha
Old
Funeral of John Anderson Noted in Ayr
Mr Witton Lambert attended the funeral of his brother in law the late John Anderson at Ayr on Saturday. The School Board program includes sports at Branley Park on Monday May 26 with lacrosse and a girls softball tournament. An action against the Hamilton firm Qimu Bros & Go. over alleged school trust funds was heard at Osgoode Hall. appeal dismissed with costs.
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Witton Lambert
John Anderson
Ayr
Stewart
Nan Onpont
Slater Miki McDdugall
di At. Thomas
Felenta
Petot
Branley Park
Daddy Knitting
Andy Caloton
Dodda Knlt
Ting Milla
Acton
Wrin
A. Alow Autor Reco
Wil Bolow
Progritntio
Qimu Bros. & Go
Hamilton
Irln
Tnt
Apottun
Aohool
Wal“ Pobruary
Milton to Celebrate Kings Birthday with Civic Grant
The Milton event marks the King s birthday on Wednesday June 3 with a new tradition. The council grants $200 to the Agricultural Society while the Athletic Association enjoys free use of grounds. CHAPMAN receives 21 days leave if a substitute is provided. Church and mission guests from Hunan China visit Knox Church. 3000 yearling trout arrive at Milton Bish and Game Club pond. An address and purse of $100 are presented to Rev W D McIntosh with support from the Methodist Church and Mrs McIntosh receives a silver flower basket. A post-event musical program and refreshments conclude the evening.
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Milton
Agri
Athletic Association
Chic
Chapman
Eagar Robertson
American Presbyterian Niasion
Hunan
China
Robertson
Antontats
Knox Church
Martin Street
Irving
W. D. McIntosh
Methodist Church
Mra. McIntosh
Local society notes and town notices from Georgetown Herald
The Oddfellows and Rebekah lodge attended divine service at the Methodist Church Sunday evening. Notes on dog by law penalties and dog tax nonpayment. Mr Tony Restivo of Toronto bought the Millar property and returned to Georgetown. Chambers of Commerce urged to reconnect. U F C and F W C plan a meeting at Ward Ruddel’s home May 21. Esquesing Township Sunday School Convention set for May 28 at Georgetown Methodist Church with afternoon and evening sessions. Mr and Mrs Fr S Near returned to town to Queen Street. C C Y Flogg sold his jewelry business to H B W Hinton Acton and bought in St Catharines. Mrs H W Kennedy, visiting Detroit, home briefly. George improving health. Georgetown Women’s Institute close meeting ended with parasol and console net gifts for Mrs M J Near and Mrs C Campbell.
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Oddfellows
Rebekaoha
Ionathan
Tony) Restivo
Toronto
Millar
Georgetown
Chambers of Commerce
Airgrove
U.F.C
F.W.C
Ward Ruddel
Queen Street
Agin
Br C
Cy Flogg
BH. W. Hinton
Acton
St.Catharines
H. W. Kennedy
George
Detroit
Georgetown Women's Institute
M. J. Near
C. Campbell
Burlington Lodge meets as sower project funds shrubs
The Burlington Gazette reports a busy council session with bylaw 868 on Catar Power Company and paving plans for Brant Street. Ernest Christopherson opens a service station on James Street and a vehicle wash. A Knox Church Ladies Aid Society musical event at J M Wallace’s on Brant Street is praised. Hon John S. Martin speaks at a Chamber banquet with over 35 attendees.
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Burlington Lodge
A.M
S of Knox
Church Ladiest Aid Society
J. M. Wallace
Brant Street
Burlington
Catar Power
Nght ‘and Power
Ball
Holtby
County Council
Dundas Streat
Freeman
Martin
Burlington Gazette
Timely Warning From Ancient Battle Headlines
A garbled historical notice describes a dramatic moment where a warrior faces danger and a weapon lowers, causing fears of a fall. The fragment hints at a tense scene with danger imminent and a survivor recalling a near fatal outcome amidst confusion and alarms.
Grandma Bargains Cloth for a Dress in Local Market
In a lively exchange a grandma asks a buay merchant for enough red cloth to make a dress. The merchant quotes a price of one teacup, and the helper clergyman laughs at the bargaining. The woman jokes about paying next time, while the shop scene unfolds with playful confusion.
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Clorka
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