Canada Expands Trade With UK While Reducing U S Ties
Editorial notes Canada's export rise to the United Kingdom by 35 million in the year to March while exports to the United States fell by 13 million. Imports from the UK were nearly unchanged, and U S imports dropped 90.06 million. At Toronto Agricultural Committee's final meeting, weed cutting was urged, with steps to involve the Minister of Agriculture and highways to curb spread to farms, influencing road grants.
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Canada
United Kingdom
United States
Agricultural Committee
Toronto
Minister of Agriculture
Ontario Paper Merges Kinardine Review with Kincardine Reporter
Col Hugh Clark sells his stake in the Kinscardine Review after 35 years to J J Hunter owner of the Kincardine Reporter. The two papers will merge as the Review and Reporter under Hunters management due to rising production costs and limited business in Kincardine. Hunter praised as a live newspaperman and Bruce County will be well served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinscardine Review
Hugh ‘Clark
M. P
J.J. Hunter
Kincardine Reporter
Review
Reporter
Hunter
Kincardine
Bruce County
Delinquent Youth and Social Reform in Canada
J. J. Kelso notes shifting social problems from drunkenness to home life and religious neglect among youth. The piece stresses morality, proper homes, and religious influence as fixes, with calls for strong government and Liberal unity to advance Canada’s prosperity and national welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines
Histarice
Hanover Poat
Cariada
Liberal Party
Canada
Quebec Liquor Law Change Sought After Judge Ruling
The Montreal Gazette reports that amendments to the Quebec Liquor Act will be sought in the next Legislature session after Judge Amedee Monet ruled Liquor Commission police cannot arrest without a warrant a customer who buys liquor illegally. The ruling pauses a police campaign targeting establishments that prompt illegal purchases and prompts a proposed change allowing an on site arrest by a Liquor Commission agent witnessed while purchasing illegitimate liquor.
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Montreal Gazette
Amedee Monet
Court of Special Sessions
Liquor Commission
Commission Police
Quebec Liquor Commission
Waterloo MP Urges Immediate Fusion of Rail Systems
The writer cites W. D. Euler, M. P. for Waterloo, who urged early action to end rail system duplication. He argues fusion could save at least 100 million dollars and turn a yearly 40 million deficit into a 60 million surplus, risking public indifference without broader awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Euler
M. P
Waterloo
Euler
National Railways
Editorial notes on economy politics and education
A collection of opinion snippets and notices. Hastings plans paving with government aid cited. Canada’s 1924 exports total 458 million, up from 1.01 billion previously. Empire Exhibition ranks cities, Montreal seventh, Toronto eleventh. Comments on prohibition, Hindenburg, Canada Britain ties, education reforms, and tax reductions amid political debate.
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Empire
Montreal
Toronto
Local Brampton News Highlights Thieves Foe and Postal Woes
Town reports a wave of petty thefts near Felton and Brampton. A resident attempted to confront thieves but was refused permission. police intensify patrols. Also noted are courier deliveries tipping heavy daily losses and debates on postcard and envelope sizes at the Ottawa post office. Ontario hog pricing shows counterpoints with select hogs earning a 10 percent premium in Toronto Yards amid varying provincial marketing shares.
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Ghloken
Petinianton
Brampton
Phe T. Eaton, Co.berton
Waton
Lye
T. Co. Duncan
Ottawa
Postal Department
Ontario
Dominion
Toronto
Quebec
Brampton Paper Hanger Fatally Injured in Fall
Albert Dolphin, a Brampton resident for two months, died after falling from a ladder while removing wallpaper. A fragment of the ladder penetrated his abdomen causing a fatal hemorrhage. Harry Edie, knocked down and shaken, was uninjured beyond shock. The piece also includes notices on article finding laws and a Canadian canoe trip booklet and town improvement prompts.
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Albert Dolphin
Brampton
Harry Edie
Hin
The Mind of a Child in Central Park
A benevolent older man helps a young girl in Central Park who has lost her penny. He gives her a penny from his pocket and calms her tears, but she lashes out accusing him of taking the coin and storms off in anger.
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Washington Star
Central Park
Avitha
Ston
Branley Park Sports Programme And Court Appeal
Arrangements are set for a big sports programme at Branley Park on Monday May 26 including a lacrosse match between Daddy Knitting Mills and Caledon and a ladies soft ball tournament with Acton WrIn teams. Also noted is a school trust case against Hamilton based firm Qlmu Bros and Co regarding alleged unpaid contributions. the appeal against Osgoode Hall decision was dismissed with costs.
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Witton Lambert
John Anderson
Ayr
Gtowart
Nan Onpont
Slater Miki McDdugall
di At. Thomas
Felenta
Sutwal
Branley Park
Ada
Caledon
Dodda Knlt
Ting Milla
Acton
Wrin
A. Alow Autor Reco Wil Bolow
Progritntio
Qlmu Bros. & Co
Hamilton
Irin
Apottun
Milton to Celebrate Kings Birthday With 200 Grant
Milton plans a historic celebration for the Kings birthday on Wednesday June 3rd. The council grants the Agricultural Society 200 to use ground for the event with free use by the Athletic Association. Trout deliveries reach 3 000 yearlings to Milton Bish and Game Club pond in good condition. Citizens honor Rev W D McIntosh with address and purse from Antontats and local churches.
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Milton
Agri> ‘Cultural Society
Athletic Association
Chapman
Eagar Robertson
American Presbyterian Niasion
Hunan
China
Robertson
Knox Church
Martin Street
Irving
W. D. McIntosh
Methodist Church
Mra. McIntosh
McIntosh
Community notices and church events in Georgetown
Oddfellows and Rebekah members attended divine service at the Methodist Church Sunday evening. Esquesing notices mention dog by law penalties, property sale, chambers of commerce meetings, a U F CO and F W C gathering at Ward Ruddel’s home, and a Sunday School Convention at the Georgetown Methodist Church May 28 with afternoon and evening sessions. Fr. 8 Near returned to Queen Street, Br Cy Flogg sold his jewelry business to Br. W Hinton Acton and bought in St Catharines. Mrs H W Kennedy visited Detroit with her son George who shows health improvement. Mrs Near received a parasol and Mrs Campbell a consol net at Georgetown Women’s Institute meeting.
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Oddfellows
Rebekaoha
Ionathan
Tony) Restivo
Toronto
Millar
Georgetown
Chambers of Commerce
Airgrove
U.f.co
F.W.C
Ward Ruddel
Queen Street
Agin
Cy Flogg
Br. W. Hinton
Acton
St.Catharines
H. W. Kennedy
George
Detroit
Georgetown Women's Institute
M. J. Near
C. Campbell
Herald
Burlington News Highlights From City Meetings and Local Events
The Burlington Gazette reports council discussed by law 868 with Catar Power Company for ten years and possible Brant Street paving to shorten future travel, while grants funded shrub purchase for the pump house. Meetings at Knox Church Ladies Society and a Chamber of Commerce banquet with Hon. John S. Martin were well received.
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Burlington Lodge
Alf
A.M
S of Knox Church
J. M. Wallace
Brant, Street
Burlington
Catar Power Company
Mght ‘and Power
Gubjeal
Ball
Holtby
County Council
Brant Street
Dundas Streat
Freeman
Martin
Burlington Gazette
Timely Warning From Autrominor-Loyal Reveals Threat
Fragmentary report describes a tense scene as Autrominor-Loyal leader issues a warning about imminent danger to nearby figures including Wyone Ty Wlophatiod. The text notes a moment of fear and a clash of forces with potential fatal consequences.
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Gouden
Johor
Grandma’s Bargain for Red Cloth Sparks Laughing Merchants
A garbled scene shows Grandma bargaining for cloth to make a dress for her grandchild. Milo Beans asks for red fabric while Metta presses for color, the merchant jokes about payment, and a clerk’s laughter echoes as a dreamlike exchange unfolds.
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Clorka
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Bright and Beautiful
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Bye Cara Book
Ted
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F_J. SPRY
Orbie Lamb
MilL_said-Main
DH. Lindbay
Agton, Ont
Ferguson Bros. _ BALLINAFAD
Business Directory
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Torner Bower Avenue
Elgin Street
PHOND
Acton, Ontario
Harold. Nash Farmer, M. A
Perryman-Block
Mortgaghan House
J. M. Bell
Toronto University
Man and
Frederick Streets
F. G. Gollop
D.D.S
LDS
Bank of Nova Scotia
Francis, Nunan
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Guelph, Ont
Willams
Ste Adam Fisner
Eviright Avenue
St Lovis
A. E. Nicklin Inqurance
Buralary
Plato
Glace Insurance
Iban
Bownrave
Guelph Business College
A.L. Bouce
D. Savage
Oftontetriat and
Mfg
Ontisian Savage
Omcoe
Quelph, Ontario
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