Raney Accepts East Wellington Nomination for Elections
Editorial notes Hon Mr Raney’s unanimous choice as Government candidate for East Wellington and predicts re election and continued as Attorney General. It also lauds Rev Ren H Spence’s retirement from the Dominion Alliance secretaryship and praises his temperance work and future Scotland campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wellington
Gabinet
Pro Vines
Raney
Ontario
Ren. H. Spence
Dominion Alliance
Canada
Spence
Scotland
Spetce
Unclear payment request and debt notice fragment
Fragmentary OCR text discusses debts and obligations with references to payments, dates, and penalties. It mentions cycles of payment, overdue amounts, and possible notices but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions. The readable portions describe a demand for payment and associated terms without coherent detail.
Editorial notes on governance and politics in Drury region
Editorial discusses government spending being about sixty thousand dollars less per year than a previous administration. It notes party dynamics, upcoming elections, and mentions resignations and shifts in leadership within regional and national parties. The piece contains numerous garbled phrases and fragmented names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury
Political party summaries from a skewed electoral discourse
The text parodies party positions and labels for Conservatives, Liberals, and Farmers. It claims Conservatives favor economical government, Conservatives for wasteful governance, Liberals for righteous administration, and Farmers lack clear policy stance, reflecting a distorted campaign rhetoric.
Two Newspaper Men Oppose Morrison McBride in South Brant
JW Shepperson will oppose Morrison M. McBride as Liberal candidate in South Brant. Shepperson is managing director of Ham and Nort Manufacturing Company and a young man of business ability. Both candidates are printers by trade, linked to Arthur Kennedy editor of The Lando Advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JW. Shepperson
Morrison M. McBride
South Brant
Shepperson
Ham and Nort Manufacturing Company
Iris
Shepherson
McBride
Arthus Kennedy
Lando Advertiser
Bertain Cosrain
Saturday Evening Post
Ross Munro
The
Globe
Roy Seyles
Weekly Newspapers Association
Brantford
T. H. Preston
Alhest
Canad
Dark Newsgagers Association
Renfrew Mercury
Nova Scotia Bill Aims to Improve Support for Illegitimate Children
A House of Assembly committee reported favorably on a bill to improve status and support for illegitimate children. The measure would raise the indemnity charge against the father from 80 to 125 dollars and up to 500 dollars, and would recognize a child as legitimate if the parents marry later, or as heir of the mother if they do not marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promnce
Nova Scotia
Chile
House of Assembly
Respect Your Gift and Role in Society
The article urges youths and parents to value all vocations from mechanics to doctors, noting every skill supports the community. It argues choosing a suitable craft leads to happiness and success, citing carpentry, farming, and mining as worthy paths alongside other professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Local notices and town news from Erin area and beyond
A garbled Erin area roundup reports a 2 to 1 football score, a Toronto drum theft with a $20 fine, and plans for a new six room school built by Duro Construction Co. at a cost of $19,900. Local clergy, residents, and officials are cited alongside road and property notes, a voters revision meeting in May, and community events in Stanley Park and surrounding villages.
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Oukville
Gurlington
Toronte
Teratelsor Lumber Limited
Fawyijie
Vane
Pat Joyer
Thomas Jaycee
Eaith & Pall
John” McLean
Toronto
C. W. Mann
Belfodntaln
Luckenti
Stanley’ Park
Erin
Deda Knitting Milla Tram
Orange Vile
Iiea
Local notes from town and area politics and society
Dr George Hume of Ottawa Mines department spent the weekend with his parents on Martin Street. Mrs 3 Melletter held a sale at her daughters home Mrs T D Hume. Mrs H White left for Ningare Falls to visit her daughter Mrs A J Sloane. A by law to bring town under Municipal House Act was passed. The Commission appointed under the Act included DB Hume for one year and Jay Muusgou for two. Police Magistrate Dice served the town on Tuesday. Davidagn Milton announced engagement of daughter Lourae to Hubert Annis Oshawa. The marriage of Champion is planned quietly in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hume
Department of Mines
Ottawa
Martin Street
Melletter
T. D. Hume
Briday
H. White
Ningare Falls
A. J. Sloane
von Vontlups
Mra
A. B. Annis
Orangeville
Chamnion
Town notices and gatherings disrupt Burlington social scene
Community chatter from Burlington highlights a welcome party for Dorothy Mim and farewell for Misa Udit Varter, plus local property rentals, house sales, and plans near Water Street. The column notes residents leaving town, new tenants, and forthcoming local activities.
The Meet Thing Always He Said I May Dimner The Trouble
A dramatic dialogue unfolds with a physician advising a young woman and a male mentor figure. The mentor argues happiness requires effort and responsibility, urging the woman to earn her future and tackle life’s trials. The scene centers on moral guidance about love, marriage, and self-improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roel
Wien
Ben
Rhaig
Bettie
Cunning Autograph Collector Turns Letters Into Cash
A quirky tale recalls Kipling and a landlord at the White Hare Inn who faced a series of autograph requests. A clever collector traded letters for cash, prompting the landlord to pursue more notes, while Kipling grew irate at the ongoing stunts and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuuttingdean
Merkin
Rudyard Kipling
Hr. Thornton Hopkins
Kipling
Sussex
Kiplin
Allence
Suner
White Hare
Furtas
Ane
Abe
Asaf
Kypling
Puzzle of Nine Beads and Match Count Trick
A muddled text describes a subtraction style trick with two rows of matches and a third row. It instructs telling a participant to take a set number from the longer row, then from the smaller row, then all from the smaller row, claiming the remainder follows a hidden rule. The outcome supposedly yields nine beads or matches in the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulwelelin
Soni
Atal
Circus Visit Spurs Questionable Trade in Town
A garbled street scene shows Jack debating selling his sack of four to pay for a family outing at a forthcoming circus. The grocer offers a trade if Jack refrains from selling to anyone else for circus money, as a temptation to buy tickets.
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