Fragmented Local Notice From Dated Willow Street Journal
A damaged OCR note references Willow Street and Willow Street area scenes including names like Jeremiah Bell and Mr Jamen. Mentions a Mr Gurdon and a wounded toil context with a stray line about no Wheat and 98e. The text is partial and unclear but indicates a local notice fragment with unsettled details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tore
New Street
Mesara
Jeremiah Bell
Jamen
Ku Hon
Gurdon
Nations League elects three non permanent seats
At Geneva the League of Nations Convention elected Canada Cuba and Finland to three year terms on the Council. Forty nine states participated. Cuba received 40 votes, Finland 33 and Canada 36, one more than the 25 required. Greece was runner up with 23 votes. Portugal 16, Uruguay 3, Haiti 1.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Canada
Cuba
Finland
Council of the
League of Nations
Greece
Portugal
Uruguay
Haiti
Unselfish Prohibition Leader Wheeler Remembered
Wayne B. Wheeler, longtime Anti-Saloon League chief, is praised in his final Prohibition era letter. The Literary Digest notes his unselfish campaigns and sacrifices as allies of commercialized vice clash with sober America. Wheeler died ten weeks ago, honored for steady, honorable methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Digest
New York
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
America
Thanksgiving Armistice time praised for peace and thanks
The article lauds Thanksgiving Day as a yearly time to give thanks for blessings and peace. It notes the joint Thanksgiving Armistice observance, recalls wartime grief, and praises the Acton program honoring soldiers and those who lost loved ones.
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Acton
Proverb Truth Endures In Modern Life
A Hamilton Spectator piece argues that old fashioned virtues remain valid in today’s world. Honesty, temperance, work, thrift, and integrity yield lasting success, while cheating only brings eventual loss. Moral conduct outlasts shifting social fashions and business cynicism.
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Hamilton Spectator
Cleveland jury awards damages for spooning with husband
A Cleveland jury awarded a woman 3675 dollars against a policeman who arrested her for spooning with her husband in their car on a city street. The decision notes the act may have been overzealous enforcement yet profitable for the couple and muses on possible differences if tried elsewhere.
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Cleveland
Acton
McPherson
Speculations and Investments Warn Against Quick Money Schemes
Winchester Press cautions readers about swindlers selling mining and oil schemes. It urges inquiry before investing and advises consulting a banker for sound guidance to avoid repeated losses from glib agents promising quick returns.
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Ottawa
Winchester Press
The Town Band Praise Repeats Its Worthy Role
A reprinted tribute extols the town band as vital for emotional control and mental refreshment. It lauds the Citizens' Barn ensemble as a key youth training ground, noting band concerts foster early musical love and have launched many great artists.
Milton Reformer marks forty second milestone in editorial notes
The Milton Reformer passes its forty second milestone under Editor White. Premier Gardiner forecasts Canada population of 23,000,000 by 1950. Magistrate Jeffs notes Liquor Control Act boosted police court revenue to two to three hundred dollars daily, while predicting more drunkenness. Campbellville bank robbers prompt harsher lessons for youth. Ontario liquor trade criticized amid deadly drunken carousals. Acton motor accident involving the litthe son of Mr. and Mrs. J V Savape prompts motorists to protect children at play.
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Jeffs
Hamilton
J. V.‘Savape
Acton
Georgetown Foundry to Begin Operations Soon
Neighborhood News notes a new foundry in Georgetown, with work on a spread at Spring Creek well underway and prospects of a new local industry. The item mentions visitors and residents including Mr Honn Cameron of Knox College Toronto and the Nixon and Lealin families visiting town last week.
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Georgetown
Anpada
Spring Creek
HNL
Honn Cameron
Knox College
Toronto
Keith Nixon
Stratford
Pic
Hoc. Nixon
HP. Mckerribon
J. M. Moore
OH. Partridge
Old People’s
Hrampton
Col
Jiameh Ballantine
Hallantine
Hamilton
J. C. Lealin
Ingercell
Ailver
Mar
Amid Mra
BJ. Lealle
iMeratd
Local Society Notes From Ontario Visits And Illness
Mra Rance of Toronto hosted Mrs Veares and Mr Broughton of Guelph visiting with them. The Mra Seat and son visited with friends in Shu thener. Mr and Mrs J Marshall of Limebonne were visitors to W R Broghan. J B Bush left for annual hunting trip with Taranto Hunt Club. Mrs Clark attended funeral of Mrs Milla in Dundalk. Mrs W T Smith of Rockwood visiting relatives George Cooke family while Mr Smith hunts. Mr Thomas Nevilla moved to Guelph General Hospital after blood pollution from vegorrhea.
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Rance
Toronto
Mim
A. Veares
Broughton
Guelph
Hin Alters
Tie Mlanen Mroughton
G. T Seat’ and Son
Wiktred
Shuthener
J. Marshall
Limebonne
George Cooke
Township Council Meeting in Nelson Township Hall
The Nelson Township Council will meet at the Township Hall on Thursday afternoon at 1 20 oclock. Menora Ham Clarke and Vickers Peart traveled to Sudbury on Saturday to begin deer hunting in that district. The Virtue Motor Co are paving the west side of Water Street with concrete near their premises. An accident on Saturday afternoon left Mr Rote Busby with a fractured unit. an X ray was taken later and progress noted. Alton folk are away hunting in the North.
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Lande
Ontario
Mires Dugan
Dugan
W. EL Tuck
Grimany
Wbettier
Thorne
Pata
Nelson Township
Fownnship Hall
Menora
Ham Clarke
Vickers Peart
Sudbury
FW. Galloway
Chun
Peer
Wook
Allen
Lowville
Virtue Motor ,Co
Water Street
Ford
Hhe Matuge
Rote Busby
Rollo Many Cleon
Jae Fe
Anand
Alton
Residents Gather For Winter Visits and Town Notes
Oakville Mio and Mfrs Data and families travel from Commanda to Daytona Florida for the winter. Hebertsen family from Toronto visit William Whittaker’s home. Campbell returns home from St Joseph’s Hospital after a delicate operation. Auto drivers are warned about new safety posts around town and a new bale of feed lines is installed at Colborne and George Streets to handle rising loads.
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Mio
Mfrs
Data
Mian MeLaren
Commanda
Ontario
Mes Wallam Whittaker Mroo
Symmes
Park Avenue
Une
Mra
Ho Rooker
Daytona
Florida
Hebertsen
Babs
Kleen
Toronto
Son Mendred
Davia
Aurora
Mina Farquha
Schonberg
William Whiaker
JM. Campbell
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hamilton
Colborne
George Streets
Milton merchants wrap up Wednesday half-hali daps season
The final Milton merchants half-hali daps for the year occurred yesterday. Local figures A Bo and Mrs. Marshall of Newmarket, formerly Milton residents, hosted about ten friends in town after returning from Kansas City Missouri where he attended no medical convention. George Dawson resumes duties with Bend Hardware Co in Guelph. Judge Eliot observes ongoing county council appeals over equalization of assessments delaying council meetings until hearings finish.
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Milton
Hey
A. Bo
Marshall
Newmarket
Kansas
Ctty
Missouri
Gordon
George Dawson
Bend Iardwace Co
Guelph
Fred Hinpa
Tarente
Ato
Ernest Henderson
Chas Nilate
Wyoa Bowe
Nelson
Harey ‘Haunteld
Non O
WG Mausfield
Howe Wease
WI Hannton
Ian Galt General Hospital
Abe
Leslie J King
Galt
Lato
Weather Watcher Narrates Quiet Conference
A garbled weather feature describes a observer named Ron nin Kaye of the Argonaut detailing a procedure about wine and timing signals. The text appears as fragmented notes with unclear references to a rain cue and a guiding voice urging caution.
Bank of Montreal celebrates historic milestones and network growth
The Bank of Montreal marks its 1907 charter and expansion with branches across Canada. From Winnipeg to Perth and Regina to Vancouver, the institution notes major milestones, including earlier rail connections and ongoing growth as it tracks its capital, historic town status, and regional openings.
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Montreal
Charterite
Canada
Matifax
Bank Consolidation History in Early 1900s Canada
The text outlines major bank consolidations and absorptions in Canada during the early 20th century. It mentions Bank of Montreal absorbing several rivals across years and notes historic mergers including Halifax, Canada Bank, and Peoples Bank of New Lemn, reflecting a period of growing financial consolidation.
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Bank of Montreal
Xeeld Ianto
Rmouth
Peay Jtank
Malifax
Catada Bank
Peoples Bank of New Lemnwink
Brithah
Paspeetor Vinita Veaiete Wage Bend Refers To Disturbance
OCR text fragment describes disrupted events around a Paspeetor and Vinita with references to a Daspector, a 4 Hing corner scene, and unclear exchanges. Key names include Bend, Cunantet, and APC Vet, suggesting a local incident or notation from a historical page.
Fragmented Note of Names and Phrases From a Puzzle Text
The text presents a jumble of names and phrases with unclear syntax. It mentions a new woman Mackeozn pete at five and a London remark about patience. Other fragments reference a patient and a base to know ones ay, creating an obscure, puzzle-like snippet.
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Aman
Mackeozn
Pete
London
Untitled Bladder Weakness Remedy Ad Claims Comfort
An appearingly vintage advertisement touts relief for bladder weakness and nocturnal waking through a tonic named Southworth's UTE ABS. The copy markets a 4 step formula, promising deep rest and freedom from daily arousal and nerves, urging readers to try the product to forget discomfort.
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Thachler
jYhuwstande
Southworth
Ambiguous OCR Brief Mentions Various Global Locations
Fragmentary text references North America Cuba South Africa and multiple place names. It mentions Hank of Montreal, an absorption deposit, a bank, and a connection to a gate or region, with unclear chronology or actions.
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North América
Aberethanes Hank
Ana Wien Chanete
Uteade
de Hank of
Montreal
Iga
Theolomial Bank
New Bag
Clays
Tink
Cdewinon
Cuba
Heberah
South Africa
West Atrios and
Fragmented account of a disruptive pulpit incident at a church
A chaotic Sunday scene centers on a preacher who exposes hostility within the congregation. An assailant disrupts the service by throwing glass from a broken pulpit window and rousing the crowd with farcical interruptions. The episode tests faith and unity as viewers react to the desecration.
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Leoni
Advan
Mi Achaiah
API
Tim
Wand
Rashid
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the Town Band
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Reformer
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Saskatchewan
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Burlington
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Ronnin Kaye
Nenie
Bank of Montreal Calghrates
SI Vincent Meredith
Nart
Tank of
Frederick Williams Taylor
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Saret
Dods
the Dods Knitting Company, Limited
Orangeville
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Canata
R. Reade Davis
Manchester
J. Cadesky
Alt. Town
AT Brown
HE Bank of Montreal
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Brish Worth America
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Mexico
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Business Direct
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Gurgor Omeo
Realdencs
Cory Avenue
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Puoneka
DR. EL J. Nelson
Piled Buck
Acton, Ontario
Harold Nash Farme
Perryman
J. M. Bell
D.D.S
Corpeland Ederlek
J. H. Johnson
D.p Dental Surgeon Office
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