Raney Peraades to Stand Again for East Wellington
Editorial notes Hon. Mr Raney agrees to seek re election as Government candidate for East Wellington after constituents and Cabinet members urged him to withdraw retirement. The piece lauds his strong influence on moral and social questions and believes his reelection is likely with continued Attorney General role.
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Raney Peraaded
East Wellington
East’ Wellington
Raney
Ontario
Retirement of Rev Ren H Spence from Dominion Alliance post
The Rev Ren H Spence retires as secretary of the Dominion Alliance after sixteen years directing campaigns against intoxicating liquor. He will devote his energy to world wide prohibition and spend the summer aiding Scotland's campaign. The Spence family has long fought liquor traffic and reduced consumption in the province.
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Ren. H. Spence
Dominion Alliance
Canada
Spence
Scotland
Pay as you go a duty beyond money debts
The piece urges paying debts of gratitude and kindness promptly. It compares financial responsibility to timely thanks, urging actions like paying doctors and tutors, endorsing helping others, complimenting workers, and supporting society now rather than later. It references Canada’s war debt and the broader ethic of timely obligation.
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Canada
Halton temperance split shapes Ontario election bids
Milton Ro fosmer reports rumors that Conservative ranks prefer Dale to withdraw and back Hillmer as temperance voting blocs divide the riding. Premier Drury supports strict Ontario Temperance Act enforcement, signaling Halton as a temperance stronghold in the county’s campaign.
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Dale
Ontasio
Hillmer
Fir. Daleig
Ffir. Hillmer
Drury
Ontario
Halton
Pit
Milton Rofosmer
What the Three Parties Stand For Now
A condensed view from Conservative Liberal and U F Q speakers argues that any party in power will ruin the province. Conservatives claim sane economical government while accusing wasteful excess. Liberals promise righteous administration and vague platform. Farmers allegedly lack a clear stance.
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Conservative
Phat
Liberal Party
Two Newspaper Men as Political Opponents in South Brant
In South Brant Liberal candidate Morrison M. McBride will face J. W. Shepperson, managing director of the Ham and Nott Manufacturing Company. The note recalls former Brantford Expositor staffers and editors linked to influential Canadian journalism figures.
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J. W. Shepperson
Morrison M. McBride
South Brant
Shepperson
Ham and Nott Manufacturing Company
Ross Munro
Globe
Roy Sayles
Weekly Newspapers Association
Brantford Expositor
T. H. Preston
Canada
Daily Newspapers Association
Renfrew Mercury
Improving the Status of Children Born Out of Wedlock
Nova Scotia advances a bill to improve illegitimate children's status and compel paternal support. The measure would raise the father’s indemnity to a minimum of one hundred twenty five dollars and up to five hundred dollars. If parents marry later, the child is legitimized. if not, the child may be recognized as the mother’s heir.
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Nova Scotia
House of Assembly
Respect Your Gift or Talent in Vocational Choice
The piece urges young people and parents to value practical skills and trades, warning against disdain for mechanic work. It argues every gift serves society, from carpenters and plumbers to doctors and poets, and highlights how dedicated workers in any field can achieve true greatness.
Political maneuvering and Ontario elections hinted in notes
Editorial notes discuss Drury government spending cuts, upcoming Ontario elections in late June, and political maneuvers around Liberal candidates in Halton. Resignations within Liberal leadership and tensions over prohibition policy are noted amid a Canadian publishers convention in Halifax.
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Ontario
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Halifax
Simcoe Reformer
Oakville Football Club Loss and Local Court Fines Sighted
The Oakville football club lost a 2 1 game against Hartington last Saturday afternoon. A Toronto drunkenness case led to a $20 fine. Eight youths appeared before Police Magistrate Shields and were fined $10 each for disorderly conduct. A Bronte auto collision left a car damaged. one young man escaped unhurt. Anglican Building Committee approved a parish hall addition costing about $46,000 with plans to start soon.
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Hartington
Toronto
Honday
Trafalgar Lumber Limited
Oakvilla
Gianiis
Shieldu
Ayer
Thomamy
Bronte
Witte m Rading
Chirc
Community News Aims at Local Events and Visitors
The article lists Sunday church goers and a sermon by Kav Mr Davidson at Methodlat Church. It notes attendance at the Ontario Dental Convention, a Winnipeg trip, a factory office project, and updates on local business and travel. It mentions residents returning home, hospital visits, and visiting foreigners in town, with officials from Chile visiting to view George.
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Roe
Methodlat
Kav
Davidson
Ontario
Erento Bunt
Minn Holm Henderson
Winnipeg
D. I. Somerville
Hama
J. ON
O'Nell & Son
Noble
Hydney Young
W. T. ‘Lowtte
Bayuosing
Guelph Hospitel
Ant Mew FC
Hilckensdorfer
Santa Harbara
Quihuahua
Mexico
Bilckensdorfers
Wm. Hingham
Neeve
Wire
Chile
Tuosday
George
Erin town hall vote and local notices in Ontario district
A Herald report notes a voting revival in Erin town with a May 28 at 10 a.m. meeting at the Ya Durg and a May 30 session in Erin Village. It covers local property moves by Spercy and Miron plus community plans for a girls softball team and a new six room school building contract awarded to Dur Construction Co of Hamilton at $39,000.
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Yla‘Durg
Erin Village
Hoorton
HL Bwipton
Caledon Exar
Spercy
Lendon
Haw
Miron
John McLean
Toronto
Mra
Duro Construction Co
Hamilton
Dur Co
Miltoon and district notes and society items
Milton de George of the Mipew department spent the week in Milton at the home of high parents on Surting street. Mrs Bell died Friday after a long illness at her daughter’s home. Myra White left for Niagara Falls to visit her daughter Mrs Blouns for two weeks. Owen Sound saw Wallace Dickinson, a Liberal candidate for South Grey, at a notable convention. By law to bring the town under the Municipal Housing Act 620 passed. The commission under the act was T. D. Hume for one year and Jax Houaston for two years. Reformer Pollen Magistrate Dice appeared in court after several months absence. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Davidson of Milton announce engagement of their daughter Louise to Mr. Robert Annix of Oshawa, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Annis of Orangeville. marriage planned quietly in June.
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Mipew
Otidwa
Surting Street
Bell
Mya. White
Niagara Falls
A. J. Blouns
Owen Sound
Wallace Dickin
Milton Bay
Sorth
Burlington News Highlights Local Socials and Plans
Mina D Dorothy Rue entertained four girl friends Friday evening in honor of Edith Porter leaving town with her parents for Orlando. Town sales and property moves involve Hughes Cleaver and Ross Hart linking with the Gulf survey in Guelph. Mina M Townsend rented on Water Street and plans summers in Muskoka. Dr. Thome from Ann Arbor visited, while Halton Ridew plans a May 4 race and Niagara trip. A Burlington banquet spurred formation of a local Chamber of Commerce.
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Mina
Dorothy Rue
Edith Porter
Oriltla
Hughes Cleaver
Ross Hart
Guelph
Mina M. Townsend Haw
Water Street
Baltimore
New York
Muskoka
David Thoms
Ann Arbor
Mio
Dr. Thome
C.F. Coleman
Halton Ridew
Doctor Advises Her Own Happiness Through Courageous Love
A distressed woman seeks guidance in a doctor's office. He cautions that happiness comes through honest effort, and marriage is not the sole path to fulfillment, urging her to pursue what God meant as true happiness.
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Eowin Gologo
Ettow
Ateal
Hidden moral in farming ethics and community duty
A fragment argues happiness comes from unselfish acts and diligent work. It stresses planting wood and vines, preparing tools and resources, and doing the right thing not for reward but for the community and harvest.
The Cunning Autograph Collector
A tale recounts how autograph seekers use clever tricks to obtain prized signatures. Kipling is drawn into a comic confrontation with a bus driver in Trottin gdean England, culminating in a dramatic petition for fresh autographs.
Puzzle on Matching Counts Across Two Rows
A playful brain teaser describes making two rows of matches with one row longer than the other. It explains a sequence of moves to instruct a helper to remove matches from the larger row to reveal a pattern and eventually leave a specific count in the smaller row.
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Thors
Circus Preparations Prompt Local Bid for Money
Readable lines describe a town preparing for a circus visit and villagers arguing about funds. A grocer and a family debate whether to attend as the show nears, asking who can spare money.
Mail-Order Still Life: Square Rugs on Sale
Listing shows 42 Squares at 0 by 0 feet for 348.50, 12 Squares 0 by 0 feet 6 inches for 54.00, and Brussels and Tapestry Squares also reduced. Regular prices cited as 60.00 and 67.50 respectively.
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