Brown and Sloan Families Tie to Ontario Notices
Dated notices report the deaths of Annie Louise Blean widow of William J Sloan and Hanna Palmer Moore widow of Robert K Brown. Annie Louise Blean died Friday October 3 1931 and Hanna Palmer Moore died Friday October 2 1931 at Esquesing Township lot 20 fifth line home context.
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Glean
Annie Louise Blean
William J. Sloan
Wiliam Blean
Acton
Brown
Fifth Line
Esquesing Township
Hanna Palmer ‘Moore
Robert K. Grown
Thanksgiving Day and local notes from Acton area
Thanksgiving Day approaches next Monday with notices on teachers in Acton and local fairs. Milks prices and living costs are noted, harvests improving, and church anniversaries planned. The Frank’s Orchestra broadcasts Saturdays on OKOC Hamilton as “Frank’s Bod Busters.”
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Teachers’ Institute
County
Soaston
Day Wand
Marroy
Acton
Twe
OKOOC
Hamilton
Frank
Nassagaweya Council Insures Against Robbery and Damages
At Nassagaweya Council, a series of accounts were reviewed including payouts to Mrs Murdock and Mrs A Robertson, sheep losses to J H Simpson, road superintendent vouchers, and a $3,000 Employers Liability Corporation policy. The meeting adjourned to discuss the reeve's address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya
Murdock
A. Robertson
Grant
Burns
HL. Simpson
Simpson
Liability Corporation
No Answer I wake up in the night clock riddle note
A fragmented nocturnal musing describes waking at night and wondering how long until the clock strikes half past. The text hints at time and sleep but reveals little concrete event or identifiable figures.
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Will
Obituaries Note Deaths of E A Taylor and Dr Thomas Chisholm
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs E A Taylor wife of the late Rev E A Taylor formerly of Caledon Hast, Palermo and Omagh with a son E A Taylor of Oakville and funeral at St Peter's Anglican Erindale. Dr Thomas Chisholm former Conservative MP for East Huron died in Toronto aged about 80 after heart trouble and pneumonia. he wrote works on English and Canadian history and taught at Western University. He is survived by sons J N Chisholm Simcoe and John Chisholm Prince Albert and daughter Mrs W G Collinson Lindsay.
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Mra
A. Taylor
E. A. Taylor
Caledon Hast
Palermo
Omagh
Haltom County
Elizabeth Hanham
Oakville
St. Peter's Anglican Church
Erindale
Thos
Chigholm
Toren
Thomas Chisholm
East Huron
Toronto
Chisholm
Western University
London
Ontario
Glenwillbuns
West Garafraxa
Ship
Bergus
Inio
England
J. N. Chisholm
Simcoe
Annt John
Prince Albert
W. G. Collinson
Lindsay
Commercial Canning Standards in Canada
Commercial canned fruits and vegetables must be sound fresh mature and free of adulterants. Cans bear true names and contain only water or sugar with preservatives, produced under the Commercial Canning Inspection Service with four quality grades Fancy Choice Standard and Second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Commercial Canning Inspection Service
Dominion Prait
Instead of excuses how things are worth less than excuses
A terse critique on excuses as energy wasters. It argues that skilled excusers hinder progress and that constant rationalizations reveal poor work and hinder improvement. The piece suggests shifting focus from excuses to enhancing actual effort and outcomes.
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Bamuss Johnson
Night Walk With Eleven Turkeys Story
A drunk or unsteady man returns home with a turkey erratically, claiming eleven turkeys were picked up while his wife counts only one. The tale ends with a playful punchline about missing or miscounted birds.
Canadian seed best when growing peas
The Dominion Seed Branch urges using Canadian grown seed for garden and canning peas. Canadian seed shows far fewer disease problems and higher germination in field conditions, while imported seed has caused poor stands and occasional crop failure. Ontario, Southern Alberta, and British Columbia show growing adoption of domestic seed.
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Dominion Beed
Canada
Ontario
Alberta
Beith Columbia
Information Bervicon
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Childhood Innocence and Growth From Spring to Summer
The piece muses on childhood innocence as a fragile charm unaffected by world evils. It argues maturity should bring understanding without losing faith in God or man, likening growth to Spring turning to Summer. It ends with advice to save money by teaching dollars to stretch.
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Hfe
Advertising Helps Jong Methuselah Story
Fragmentary ad text discusses aging and health aids including toothpaste cigarettes and medical tweaks, presenting a humorous, speculative scenario about longevity.
Babe Impostor Reveals Deception In Marriage Tale
Fragmentary dialogue notes an impostor story where Ida marries a man named Goldrox who claims to be older than he is. The snippet hints at wealth and deception as the motive for the false age claim.
Transatlantic on Friday and Saturday
The listing notes a screen show titled Transatlantic starring Edmund Lowe and Lois Moran occurring Friday and Saturday, October 8 and 16, with stakes noted on the igi tans.
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Edmund Lowe
Lois ‘Moran
Igi Tans
Another View of the Guides Camp Farewell Singalong
A long camp narrative recounts seven eventful days for the Orchid troop, including late night chats, a bat scare, storm, and a banner capture by the smallest lodge. The piece celebrates growth, camaraderie, and pride in being Guides, with plans for another week next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillin Perry
Taylor
Hopea
Seth
Dawn of saner times urged to boost business
Edson RR Waite of Shawnes Oklahoma calls for learning from past economic excesses and focusing on growth and progress. He argues that a glorious but flawed dream has ended, and now realistic efforts are needed to improve commerce and build a better tomorrow.
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Edson RR
Waite
Shawnes
Oklahoma
Do Not Trudge Your Work Move Spiritedly
A reader urges avoiding the word trud ge in reference to walking to school or work noting it implies dull effort. The piece connects the idea to drudgery and calls for moving lightly and spiritedly in daily labor.
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The
United Gates
Gentle Month Ad Echoes Economic Jibes in Era
A fragmented clipping notes themes of money and class with phrases about prices, paper costs, and a remark that the rich go away in summer. It mentions baseball and a pitcher as a standout from the team, reflecting period commentary.
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Erin
Duke of Devonshire
LO. D. E
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United Church
Y. M. Moyer
GC. Ll. Poole
Norval
N. D. MacKinnon
Knox
Roy
HG. Bennie
Hev. W. GL. Hamilton
Nassagaweya Councile
John Marshall
Clark
Mrb. E. A. Taylor
Maple Grove Dairy
W. Watkins
Jong Methuselah
Tonalla
Ida
Old Goldrox
Guelph
McMullen
Urut
Polly Moran
Marlo Dressler
Maurice Cheviller
Maurice
Romanco
Exulta
Regina Carowe
N.Y
J. A. Willoughby
Halton County
Kent Building
Plin
Goodrich Rubbers
Tadles
Hogery 7
B. D. Rachlin & CO
Girl Guide News
Yin
School of Experience
Mons
la Riight Cotrean
McLean & Co
Peas ‘S
Mill Street
Acton, Ontario
Patterson’s
Lia
Lea
Patterson
Zebra
Superior K Stores
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