Tales on Tintypes Show Acton Clock Bell Installers
A town photograph purportedly shows the 1913 bell installation on the post office tower. The image names four men long associated with Acton, including Norman McLeod, Jim Anderson, Geo Hynds, and Chester Plank, all of whom have since died, with uncertain identity for the stirring apparatus and TW believed to be George King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Brown
George
Jim Anderson
Geo. Hynds
Acton
Chester Plank
Whale steak enters Manitoba markets as novelty fare
The Financial Post reports a new deep fried white whale steak is gaining limited favor in Winnipeg meat markets. A Manitoba group behind Atlanaic Whaling Co formed in 189 to fish near Churchill and is now attempting a larger push into the human food market this year.
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Manitoba
Financial Post
Winnipeg
Atlanaic Whaling Co
Churchill Man
Tulip line silhouette and lasting fashion notes
The piece surveys enduring suit styles and contrasts a few dated looks from the “new look” era. It describes box jackets, long skirts, and the tulip line that emphasizes a narrow waist while rounding above the bosom, with petals adding fullness.
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Paddy Green
SUI Hote
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Andy Bachinsky
Notice to creditors for the estate of Andy Bachinsky late of New Toronto Ontario requires all claims to be filed with the executor by October 24 1953. After that date assets will be distributed among entitled parties. Dated at New Toronto September 1989. E W Grant solicitor for Michael Bachinsky executor.
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New Toronto
E. W. Grant
Lakeshore Rd
Industry Expands Yet Fire Danger Rises in Canada
The article notes rapid industrial growth in Canada with new materials, methods, and oil developments boosting self sufficiency while increasing fire and accident hazards. It cites high per capita fire losses, spanning property, life, and injuries, and stresses that care is essential to reduce damage and job losses during rebuilding.
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Canada
World champion plowmen tour Ontario towns
The nine nation world tractor plowing group visits Ontario during a two week tour October 8 to 20. Teams from Denmark, Norway, Finland, Britain, Germany, Holland, Northern Ireland, Ireland, Sweden, the United States and Canada will showcase urban rural life and attend events from Niagara Falls to Toronto. Alfred Hall hosts the Esso Golden Plow trophy ceremony and honorary Indian chief honors during Brantford stopovers.
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U.S
Coburg
Ontario
Niagara Falls
Hamilton
Milton
Acton
Erin Agricultural Fair
Erin Agricultural Society
Waterloo
Kitchener
Brantford
Guelph
Toronto
Denmark
Norway
Finland
Great Britain
Germany
Holland
Northern Ireland
Republic of Ireland
Sweden
United States
Canada
Esso
Alfred Hall
England
Quebec
Stix Nations Reserve
Hall
Two Kinds of Light For Homes and Canada Envelope Trend
Lighting experts advise two light types general and specific for homes. Lamps sit on tables about 25 inches high with lamps 20 inches from seating. A 47 inch floor lamp should sit 15 inches from the work area. Fluorescent bulbs offer broad coverage hidden behind cornices. Envelope production in Canada amounts to about 10 million dollars annually.
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Robt. R. Ramelion
ST. Georges Square
Mr. E. P. Head
Sparney Joudfieldn
Gieve
Tan
C-I-L
Orion
Canadian Industries Limited
Doky
Dark
Andy Bachinsky
Jecemard
Jon, Tanner
Armstrong
ETIAN
Clement
Mal ST
Satani
Uermed Sunetans
Colons
Caldwell
Beatty
Beatty Wrings
Tom
Talbot Hardware
Watson’s Dairy Bar
Orangeville
Orangeville, Ont
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