Butter Prize Winners Abroad Highlight Canadian Makers
Editorial notes Canada tops both salted and unsalted butter in London show. Burns & Co of Edmonton wins first with 97 points. Innisfail Creamery and Woodland Dairy 93. Carlisle Creamery Saskatchewan wins second with 95. Sutton Dairy and Creamery 94 third. Saskatchewan Co Operative Creameries takes first unsalted with 97 1/4. Canada’s butter export trade likely to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Show
London
Canada
Burns & Co
Edmonton
Alberta
Innisfail
Cresmiery
Woodland Dairy
Carlisle Creamery
Saskatchewan
Shoal Lake
Manitoba
O'Leary Dairy and Cold Storage Company
Prince Edward Island
Sutton Dairy and Creamery Co
Sutton
Ontario
Saskatchewan Co-Operative Creameries, Ltd
Regina
Duty of an Editor Remarks from the Arthur Enterprise
The Arthur Enterprise declares editors should publish news and uphold virtue but not act as judge or guardian of every individual. It warns against readers who demand editors punish others for personal grievances or petty spite.
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Arthur Enterprise
No. 7 Highway Traffic Boost Urged by Route Trustees
Deputies from Parkhill Ailsa Craig St. Marys Brampton heard last week that there is no immediate plan to alter No. 7 highway's direction. The route’s future depends on traffic, tourists included, and municipalities along the road vow to work to boost travel to Sedate the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkhill
Ailsa Craig
Stown
Anid
Sarnia
Steatford Ree
Budget votes in Commons split along party lines
Last week in the House of Commons two key votes defined party alignment. The Conservative amendment to the budget failed 12 to 108, and the main motion to go into committee passed. A second vote supported creating a special railways committee by 107 to 98, with W F Maclean and R S White siding with the government to keep politics from rail administration.
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House of Commons
A.C. Dunning
Railways
Special Railways Committee
W.F. Maclean
R.S. White
Maclean
National Railways
Canadian optimism echoed by Lord Byng in Victoria
Lord Byng praised Canada’s future and resources during a cross country tour with Lady Byng. He called himself an 18 carat Canadian by affection and urged optimism, citing a blend of Monarchy and Presidential government as ideal, and noting Canada’s fertile soil and productive people.
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Canada
Lord Byng
Lady Byng
Victoria
B.C
Shifting Values After War and Rising Leisure
The piece argues that postwar upheaval altered values, with self indulgence rising as a misguided duty. It criticizes costly pleasures and a public overpaying for fame while noting education shifts toward practical subjects and away from Latin and Greek. It questions whether new education will outvalue the old.
Editorial notes on Canadian education and newsprint industry
J H Putman argues Ottawa public schools need attendance law reform. Other reforms suggested include acts tweaks and free building lots programs in Woodstock and Owen Sound. Canada may supply over one third of world newsprint by year end, boosting revenue. Early radio sermons failed to draw churchgoers, but Sunday broadcasts are re engaging lapsed attendees.
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JH. Putman
Ottawa
Ontario
Woodstock
Owen
Sound Thei
Canada
Oakville and Area News Patchwork From May Reports
Town and Country notes report cadet inspections set for May 31 at the high school grounds. Oakville residents face a railway ballast incident injuring a man, and local officials note a dust nuisance with plans for a June half-holiday. Community events include church activities, a garden party, and dramatic contests with club awards.
Georgetown High School Board elects Dr Watson Chairman
Dr Watson was elected Chairman of the High School Board at the last meeting. Mrs. A Meckecknie returns to Georgetown to reside here. A fire near Fred Brook's block caused no damage. The Arenx Club plans Dominion Day events on July 1. The Georgetown Bari to present sacred music concert May 36 with soloists. Motorists urged to yield to fire trucks and keep roads clear.
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Watson
A. Meckecknie
Georgetown
BD. J. Matthewagyurelst
Wellesley Thostal
Toronto
Fred Brook
Malin
Arenx? Club
Georgetown Bari
Herald
Memorial Names To Honor Soldiers At Warm
Forty two names of soldiers who gave their lives are chosen for the Warm Memorial to be erected this summer. Mr P D Shorey sold his brick residence on Woodward Avenue to Mr Hepburn of the High School star. A town note reports minor injuries from an unloaded gun discharge. Dr George Hume of the Dominion Geological Survey visited his parents in town. Rous Hlare studying in Regina takes charge at Quill Lake during July and August. The Miltonering Club installed a lawn sprinkler system to improve greens. Rev A E Marshall transferred to Hamilton and stationed at Newmarket. New cars appear as townsmen show spring wealth. A bus service from Erindale to Milton via Streetsville will run three trips daily. The Horticultural Society earns praise for the Clean-Up initiative. cooperation benefits the town.
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P. D. Shorey
Woodward Avenue
Hepburn
George’ Hume
Dominion Geological Survey
Ottawa
Wm. Hume
Martin Street
Rous .Hlare
Regina
Saskatchewan
Quill Lake
Miltonering Club
A. E. Marshall
Tnsonbure
Allston
Framilton
Toronto
Newmarket
A. Bailey
Milton
Tannery Street
Streetsvile
Erindale
Streetsville
The
Horticultural Society In
Everyitizen
Noted Show Place Turns Vacant Lot Into Circus Lure
A Yonkera Stateman writer praised a poor town by calling its vacant lot a top show place, noting locals defend the space as where the circus performs when in town. The exchange highlights town pride amid limited amenities.
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Yonkera
Alfalfa Best Hay Crop But Silage Trial Highlights
A Central Experimental Farm Ottawa report shows alfalfa yields high hay quality but silage often poor. Cutting at full bloom and sun-drying six hours yields better silage. one day post-cut harvest caused mold and unpalatable feed. Straw mixed with alfalfa offered little improvement. advise hay over silage for alfalfa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Yarm
Ottawa
Central Experimental Farm
Judge Tests Joshua Mystery in Bible Tale
A county judge in the Southern State encounters an old black man named Joshua under suspicion of an illicit still. The judge, proud of Scripture familiarity, asks if Joshua is the biblical figure who made the sun stand still. The exchange reveals the judge’s temptation to rely on flawed knowledge.
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Mountain
Yisoner
Joshua
Johua
Pianist Gustenist Receives Positive Testimonial
A pianist named Gustenist, described as a musician of considerable talent, was praised for performances of Beethoven, Chopin, and Stravinsky. The testimonial also notes his prowess at poker, calling him poker-best.
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Atm Concert Agency
Gustenist
McCoy's Cod Liver Extract Tablets Claim Quick Gains
Ad claims McCoy's Cod Liver Extract Tablets help frail people gain weight. It touts vitamins from cod liver, sugar coated tablets, 60 tablets for 60 cents, with a money back guarantee if not improved in 30 days. A chorus notes a woman gained ten pounds in twenty two days.
Perryman Block Acton Money Lend Mortgages
Perryman Block of Acton Ontario advertises mortgage lending with hours Saturday 12.00 o'clock. Mentions a residence office at the corner of Mi and Frederick Streets and a graduate of Toronto University offering anesthetic services if desired.
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Perryman
Acton
Burlington Notes On Town Events And Local Incidents
Burlington news items summarize social visits from Toronto residents Rev G W Barker and family, a militia Lieutenant certificate for Mr Ogg, Brant Inn expansion progress due June, street installations on Brant and Water, annual old tin and garbage collection, Clara B Moore Mission Circle bake sale earning 340, waterworks fountains ready for summer, speeding tickets on Brant Street, Jick Garnham injured by a ladder fall, horticultural prep for the season, a public Baby Clinic opening in June, and a Brant Street fire at R Garnham’s home with minor damage.
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Barker
Muriel
Toronto
Harry’ Ogg
C. Co. Halton Rifles
Brant Inn
Brant
Water
Hunt
Clara BH. Moore Mission Circle
Yast
Dawnor Hes
Brant Street
Jick Garnham
Horticultural Society
Thayendanegea Chapter
Imperial Order Daughtery of the Empire
R. Garnham
Nelson Ave
Gazette
Ranson’s Humble Victory in Jhia Bride Tale
In a clipped chatty reminiscence Mr. Ranson recalls winning Jhia bride and feeling humbled by the prize. Mrs. Ransom, never letting him forget her condescension, reminds him of her steadfast affection and the proposals she rejected from more brilliant suitors.
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James
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England
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Oakville
MacCrimmon
Military District No. 2
Wil
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West-Side
Canadian National Railway
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Follee
Shields
Oalville
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Mira
R. L. Gregory
Leslie
Oleen
N.Y
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Council
W. A. Deane
Kerr Street
Hve Board of ‘Trade
James Martin
St. Jude's
St Andrew's
St. Jude’s
Synod of the Dioccess
Niagara
Erin
Coke
John McLean
W. J. Patterson
RB. Kirkwood
Wirs. McLean
Miss McLean
United Church
Duncan McConnel
William Somerville
J.R. Smith
Reg. Stewart
Mr. Smith
Mr. Stewart
Advocate
Alfalfa
Waeel Agence
Jas.Symon
Business Directory
J. A. McNiven
Avenue and
Elgin Street
E. J. Nelson
Frederick Street
P. O. Box
Harold Nash Farmer
J. M. Bell
D. D
F. G. Gollop
D.D.S
LDS
Francis Nunan
Wyndham Street - Guelph
Williams
Aitore
Ros. Kerr
A. E. Nicklin Insurance Agent Life—The Mutual Life Assurance Co
Fire—Waterloo Mutual Insurance Company
Eagle Star
British Dominion Insurance Co., Limited
Dominion of Canada Guarantee and Accidents Insurance Company
Bower Ave
Slonis
Burlington
Aed
S of the
H. A. Coxe
Ont
O'N
RADIO
Allen B. Oxley
Kc. FT
Savage
A. D
Savage Optometrist
Mfg
Optician
Guelph
Sana
Dominion
West
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