Clerk of Eramosa Frank Day Resigns after thirteen years
Frank Day resigned as clerk treasurer tax collector and health board member of Eramosa Township. Council accepted with regret and advertised for replacements. Pay approved at 460 and 265 dollars respectively. by law road funds up to 14000. school area consent. bills 868.08 paid. gravel bids considered. charity grant of 10 to The Hospital for Sick Children.
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Frank Day
Eramosa Township
Board of Health
J. J. Aktous
Eoif Benham
J. Kt. Rutherford
Clark
H. Lelie
T. Hutchinson
Eramosa
Department of Highways
Eramosa ‘Township
Went Garefraxa
R. L. Leslie
Oscar M. Nickel
Listowel
WO Ocents
Hospital
Toronto
Community Happenings and Local Notes From Nassa
A social evening at Ebenezer United Church featured games and contests with MP Thomas Richardson of Fergus and Mr. Elwood Wilton among those honored. A Liberal rally at the Town Hall in Brookville heard candidates Mary Pettit and Pughes Cleaver discuss June elections. plus local visits, a Mother's Day service, and a cheerful note on a newborn daughter. In Colchester England a farmer milked a cow outside a restaurant to win a $5 wager on drinking coffee.
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Ebenezer United Church
Thomas Richardson
Fergus
Tarhyville
Elwood Wilton
A Ti Thomas
Clare Pickett
Donna Banterbrook
Ullton
Whhardson
Knatchbull
Fttenda
Port Credit
Colchester
England
William Strang
Bessie
Strang
Main Street
Weather and politics mingle in a sunlit farm diary
A Sunday morning in Sunshine notes bright sun and night moons, with reflections on weather forecasts tied to May elections. The narrator recalls a long England journey, family ties, and the idea of returning home, while Rose growers in Southern England report a severe green fly plague harming crops.
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Wien
Pory
Garatty Conatty
Vibe Coby
Owith
England
London
Diocesa
Vesterday
Partner
Desmond
Peggy
Old Country
Croyden, England
Hungarian Partridge Beaten as Farm Pest at Rural Convention
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Hegina
Apeakere
Starvatios
Traut
Prepare Vegetables Fruit for Freezing
A misspelled instructive note describes freezing vegetables and fruit, detailing cleaning and cutting, brief blanching steps, cooling in cold water, and options for dry packing or brine freezing. It notes keeping at very low temperatures until use and compares methods for fruit and vegetables.
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LL Davis
Diane Ted
National Development Board Aims for Full Production and Employment
A proposed National Development Board would oversee plans to achieve full production and employment, coordinating policy across sectors. It would focus on macroeconomic strategy, industrial expansion, and social program alignment to raise living standards and broaden opportunity.
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