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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 02, 1944
Page
5
H Schriiter of Kitchener sues during a visit with Sir and Bice. The case references Deweon at Petralin and the LambMaviey wedding amid a disputed frientis test vest.
The readable portion lists names and relations but text is corrupted. It references individuals likely in a genealogical or public notice context, with mentions of Sundridge Quebec and McCleary family connections.
The article discusses ventilation and housing for poultry pens, noting the need for ample air flow and well packed shellings when used. It covers window or ventilator strategies, multi story houses, flock size up to several hundred birds, and the importance of durable, easy to clean equipment for comfort and productivity.
The narrator recalls arriving at a Misirah island where Captain Kidd's treasure is said to lie. A young American officer jokes about tuning a plane with a socket wrench, then affirms his musical claim and references the Steinway family in a brief, quirky reminiscence.
OCR fragment lists a series of times, places, and names. It mentions a church school exam, a Wednesday event, and individuals such as E. I. Calitivenill and A. T. Brown. The readable items describe schedules, sermons, and committee roles with unclear dates and locations.
Fragmented OCR notes reference Burlington District issues and a public action. The garbled text mentions October Bird and a morning event at Mal Five, with payments or bids listed as twenty dollars and five dollars, and a future increase to fifty dollars.
An OCR damaged item reports a fatal accident in Georgetown involving several local figures. It mentions West Ching and city officials, church work, a memorial, and community responses. The text is fragmentary but centers on a death and associated public notices.
Fragmentary text from a London news bulletin mentions finance and a figure named Ge met Daz. The passage references IRBC involvement and an allied mess, with uncertain surrounding events and quotes.
Reports from Nassagaweya on the Ebenezer United Church anniversary services and a harvest of social visits. Attendees include Frank Planders and Kel Planders of Toronto, Jean Harris and family of Acton, Rev. Wilson and others. Farmers face hard fall plowing due to dry ground.
A museum survey catalogs Ontario fish species with about 126 noted. It notes most are not widely used for food, lists Lake Erie with over ninety species and Lake Otteragickat in the Petricte District with under thirty, highlighting regional diversity.
The readable text shows garbled slogans and scattered names amid a disrupted narrative. Mentions include Tarik, Milena, Truitt, and Bir.-ad, with unclear connections to events, locations, or dates.
Local sale listings describe cows hay and horses with details on multiple breeds and ages. Farm implements include binders mowers plows rakes cultivators drills and other machinery plus harnesses ladders and household items. Buyers near Ankell 3 miles east of town may inspect goods and bid on items such as cows calves and hens from a 6 ton hay stock sale.
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