Births Marriages and Deaths Notice
Births and deaths announced from Acton and Guelph General Hospital in October 1935. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Pagh Peld born Tuesday October 8 1935. A son Russell Walter to Mr and Mrs Henry Arbdio born Friday October 4 1935. A son Mason to Mr and Mrs W George Mason born Tuesday October 8 1935 at Acton. Died McLeod of Guelph General Hospital on Sunday October 6 1935 in his 70th year.
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Ee Eae Te
Pagh Peld
Cleod
Guelph
Hos,Pit
Well McLeod
Kenneth and
Beatrice McLeod
Election notes from JOCALS and surrounding districts
Four candidates seek election in Wentworth with polls from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm Monday. Halton U F candidate avoided a $200 deposit risk. Erin Palr heads gaitraction from Acton. Wellington North has three and Wellington South four candidates. Peel County four. Liberal Conservative C O P and Reconstructionist compete. Erin Fair comes Friday and Saturday. Georgetown Pub weather worsened attendance. Y M G A begins with a Toront VIM visit tonight. Voting rule: if name on Voters List you can vote Monday. Dick Carroll leaves Guelph hockey coaching, continues Windsor Bulldogs work. Guelph City Hockey League eyes district teams. A note from John S Coleman of Montreal says he visited Turner Valley Alta.
Making Opportunity Through Work and Initiative
The piece urges readers, especially youth, to stop waiting for chances and instead create opportunities through effort. It argues scarcity can spur resourcefulness, turning wastage into achievement as people move from passivity to action.
Ontario Local Option Voting Results Report
The Ontario Temperance Federation reveals results from 65 municipalities in 1935 local option votes. Overall 65.9 percent favored dry status. Dry wins totaled 136 and wet wins 19, with several locales voting to maintain, modify, or repeal beverage rooms under local option law.
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Sri
Ontarios
Dryw
Dryx
Drys
Ontario ‘Temperance Federation
Toronto
Juneau man sails south to Vancouver aboard Prince George
Gus Mreserschmidt with 35 years in Alaska leaves Juneau for Vancouver aboard the Canadian National steamer Prince George. The Purser jokes the only unboardable bed is in the ship's cell as Gus enjoys the voyage despite the crowded voyage and overstay hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Mreserschmidt
Alaska
Juneau
Prince George
Canadian National Steamshipa
Vancouver
Gus
Reconstruction talk: Stevens and tariff debate outlined
The report covers Stevens defending reconstruction and tariff policy amid cross party critique. It notes opposition from financial interests, calls for protective measures for fruit growers, and mentions Bennett's radical rhetoric. Currie and others argue tariffs defend Canada as unemployment and debt rise. The session closes with a national anthem.
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Gether
England
Pisher
Stevens
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Party
King
Bennett
Canada
Alhcere
Robin
Currie
Cleaver
Ontario
Mrs Harvey Honored Before Leaving Lake Avenue
Neighbors hosted a farewell gathering for Mrs. Harvey at Mrs. Landsborough’s home on Lake Avenue. The event featured progressive crokinole, a luncheon, and a gift with a heartfelt address from Miss Bennett acknowledging her years on the street and wishing her well in a new home.
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Wet Landsborough
Harvey
Lake Avenue
Landsborough
Warvey
Thos. Scott
Mainnyy
Bennett
Dairy Production Up In British Columbia 1934
Dairy output in British Columbia for 1934 totaled $9,901,300, a rise from 1933, with milk production exceeding prior years. Creamery butter set a record at 5,062,883 pounds, up 18.65 percent since 1930, while total dairy butter products reached 2,614,700 pounds. Evaporated milk, cheese, and fresh milk consumption also increased, with 477,343 gallons of creamery output and 197,347,606 gallons of fresh milk consumed.
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British Columbia
No Teeth Needed Gasworks Doctor Quips At Applicant
A comic exchange shows a gasworks doctor examining a job applicant. The doctor says the teeth are too bad to raid, while the applicant retorts that teeth don’t matter since he plans to shovel coke rather than chew it.
Unclear excerpt with quirky dialogue and garbled text
Fragmentary snippet features Mary searching for Johnny and playful misstatements about thickness and swimming. The passage includes a bird joke prompt and nonsensical phrasing, making the exact event unclear.
Philadelphia Store Tests Charge Account Privilege
A Philadelphia store weighs the value of charging versus cash. Charge account customers can keep the privilege by paying, but at higher overall prices. Cash buyers receive a 2 percent item discount. Delayed payments incur 1 percent discount for within thirty days, and carrying charges after sixty days.
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Philadelphia
Eho
Halton Electors Debate Conservative Trade and Welfare
A regional letter to Halton electors urges backing the Conservative program. It cites measures on minimum wage eight hour day pensions and housing loans, argues for Empire Trade Treaties and protection against surplus US produce, and criticizes Liberal positions in a polarized campaign.
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Walton
Empire Trade
Ontario
Canada
Wirles
France
Germany
Australia
Poland
Liberal Party
Ity
Vote Conservative to Safeguard Canada’s Future
A partisan appeal urges Halton farmers and workers to back the Conservative government in the upcoming election. It argues wages and market demand drive factory activity, condemns the Liberal platform as untried and risky, and warns voters not to miscast their ballot on October 4 to protect family welfare.
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Halton
Gevrment
Uberu
Stevens
Canada
Dominion
Canadao
Government of
Local Injuries Reported As Young Cyclist, Children Hurt
Oakville reports include G E Morden nursing a fractured collarbone from a horse fall. Ted McDermott, 10, cut his leg on a broken bottle on Douglas Avenue. Stanley Cross, 9, suffered a compound left leg fracture after being struck by a car driven by George Ribble. Ken Rinsell, 15, hospitalized with concussion after bicycle crash on Reynolds Street. Major Fish announces candidate withdrawal in federal contest.
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G. E. Morden
Douglas Avenue
Ted McDermott
Chas. McDermott
Stanley Cross
Hornby
Kerr Street
FP. M. Fish
West York
C. C
T. Shaw Keith
A. CO
Walton
Ken, Rinsell
S. S. Russell
Dunn Street
Toronto General Hospital
Reynolds Street
Reynold Street
Sumner Avenue
Russell
Burlington Tax Collector Reports Strong Collection
Burlington notes a robust tax collection as Misa Wilson reports good totals. Residents Guthrie family return from Lighthouse Beach Lodge Callander after summer break. Traffic Officer A R Smith resumes duties after holiday up north. Construction work progresses on sub way under tracks near N R station. Mr Wm Young Winsley suffers a hip fracture but shows steady recovery at General Hospital Hutillian.
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Misa Wilson
Guthrie
Lighthouse Beach Lodge
Callander
A. R. Smith
Buties
Afor
Ashing
Enginearns
Jevels
General Hospital
Hutillian
Guerets
Stove Sale Ad From Pioneer Equipment Co
A vintage advertisement promotes stoves for every home including electric coal wood coal oil and gas ranges. It notes sales on used stoves with repairs offered for all makes and accepts old stoves as part payment. Located at 19 Wheelwich Street, Guslph, Ontario.
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Masielabe
Jocals
Wentworth
Erin Palr
Acton
District
Wellington
Peel County
Georgetown
Toront
VIM. c. A
Dick Carroll
Windsor
Windsor Bulldogs
Guelph City
John 8. Coleman
Montreal
J. Ralston Brown
Turner Valley
Alte
Neestally
Deera
Alex
YZAH
Foote
Mrs. Harvey
Mkate
Johnny
Mary
Woodbury’s
Hinton’s
ROYAL
Joe E. Brown
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Ronnie Scotland
Romance
Nino Martini
Onnevieve
Torin
Madame Schomann-Ednic
SCE
Bethe Kornels
Neiloon
Vollogg
Kellogg's
Mminfiea
Elliott Bros
George Currie
Liberal-Conservativn
Halton County
County OF
Toronto Daily Star
Hamilton
Oakville
Burlington
Pioneer Equipment CO
Woelwich Si Guslph, Ont
Zio eSee
Reece Sahee
Hn Neilson
Tin Cowan
PEP
Symon's Hardware Store
Mill Street
Symon
Jas. Symon, Hardware
Af CO. A. Gyminashim
Toronto Central
M.C.A
Memmersiy
Acron Fare Preas
L. Wright
U. O. O. A. Board
Soma VY
Mr. C. A. Group
Miss Y
Wandicilapt
Ray
Luce
Hasketry
Tyxlus
Wadlo
Dramatica — Choral Society
Badmington
Numa
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