Tales on Tintypes Bell Clock Post Office Tower
The photos may show the bell installation for the Post Office tower clock erected in 1913. Identified figures include Norman McLeod, Jim Anderson, Geo Hynds, and Chester Plank, with George King possibly working on the stirring apparatus. All four men pictured have since died.
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A. T. Brown
George
Jim Anderson
Geo. Hynds
Acton
Chester Plank
Whale Steak Frontier Expands in Manitoba Markets
A new Manitoba food fad emerges as deep fried white whale steak attracts buyers in Winnipeg meat markets. The venture, organized by Atlanac Whaling Co. of Churchill, aims to introduce whale meat to consumers as a beef like fish flavored product, with limited early distribution this year.
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Manitoba
Financial Post
Winnipeg
Atlanac Whaling Co
Churchi
Man
Fashion Hint Tulip silhouette dates the modern suit
The article notes long skirts and box jackets remain stylish while some items like the tulip silhouette briefly date fashion. It recalls paddy green gowns and ballerina suits, contrasts round and square hats, and mentions umbrella news as part of seasonal style chatter.
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Andy Bachinsky
Notice to creditors in the estate of Andy Bachinsky late of Village County ten Tanner. All persons having claims against the estate of The shore deceased are required to file with the undersigned Executor on or before October 24 1953 after which date assets will be distributed among entitled parties. Dated New Toronto September 1933 E W Grant 877 Lakeshore Rd New Toronto Ont Solicitor for Michael Bachinsky as Executor.
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New Toronto
E W. Grant
Lakeshore Rd
Michael Bachinaky
Industry Develops Fire Danger Upped
Canada pursues rapid industrial growth with new materials, oil developments, and expanded production. Fire and accident hazards rise as losses grow, threatening lives and jobs. Carelessness remains the major fire cause. stricter safety could save lives and millions in damages.
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Canada
World Champion Plowmen Tour Through Ontario Towns
World champion plowmen from eleven countries visit Ontario cities on a two week tour. The Esso Golden Plow trophy voyage includes Niagara Falls Hamilton Milton Acton Erin Water loo Kitchener Brantford and Guelph with a stop in Toronto. Alfred Hall hosts the tour and will be made an honorary Indian chief at Six Nations reserve in Brantford.
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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
Six Nations
Hall
Two Kind of Light Guides Home Illumination
Lighting experts advise two kinds of light for homes general and specific. Sofa lamps belong on ends of a 25 inch high table placed about 20 inches from the seating area while a 47 inch floor lamp should stand 15 inches from the work area. Fluorescent bulbs offer hidden overhead distribution. Envelope production, at 3.5 trillion, is a $10 million a year business in Canada.
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