Canada Ranks Third in World Car Ownership
Editorial notes Canada stands third globally in automobiles owned per people. United States leads with 10,505,060 vehicles, Great Britain second with 407,582, Canada totals 34343, followed by France 73000, Italy 53000, India 45083, New Zealand 37500, Russia 35000, South Africa 26408, Newfoundland 600.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
India
New Zealand
Russia
South Africa
Newfoundland
Two Hinds of Exhibitors at Fall Fairs
At Powassen Fall Fair Principal Reynolds of the Ontario Agricultural College says two kinds of exhibitors exist one sulking at losing and one accepting defeat with sportsmanlike resolve to improve next year. The Acton Fall Fair exhibitors appeared mainly in the latter group.
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Acton
Coal price row fuels strike fears and profiteering worry
Prices announced for coal at the mine are seen as proof operators plan to force the public to bear the strike bill. The public suspects the miners and operators engineered the rise to keep coal costs high, while speculators demand big prices and authorities must guard against profiteering.
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Sigures
Picton Gazotte
Grain Futures Act Aims to Curb Gambling in Grain
Legislation to curb grain gambling in the United States to take effect November 1 after passing both Houses. The Grain Futures Act targets unlawful speculative sales on boards of trade where parties lack actual wheat to sell. Authorities plan to enforce the new barrier to stop untenable gambling in grain nationwide.
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United States
Snally
Congress
Germany Still Doing Nations Ends in Big Losses
American financiers reportedly lost about 2 billion dollars buying German marks before inflation. Germany earned 4 to 5 billion from selling depreciated currency to foreign buyers. London bankers say their clients lost 250 million, weakening confidence in future dealings with Germany.
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Germany
Paris
London
Atlantic
Prohibition Help From Federal Government to Ontario
The federal government aids Ontario in curbing liquor movement with a new export bond requiring undertakings to export intoxicating liquor from Canada. The measure is described as the Dominion’s maximum restriction on illicit exports. A New York timber planting offers $500 per acre for white pine, noting annual growth of about one thousand feet per acre under good conditions.
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Ontario
Canada
Dominion
New York
Citizens’ Research Institute of Canada
Orillia Paper Urges Sealing Cars To 30 MPH
The Orillia Packet advocates building motor cars that cannot exceed 30 mph, arguing lawmakers avoid direct limits by broad laws. It suggests sealing cars as the sure method to enforce a safe speed, noting motorists prefer Ontario scenery at sensible speeds.
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Orillia Packet
Ontario
Prohibition Crackdown Drops Liquor Shipments in Ontario
The article notes Ontario prohibition measures and police action reducing liquor shipments from Montreal. It reports trucks seized on highways and rum runners abandoning the trade, with shipments to the Essex frontier sinking to near zero as railroad routes return to normal.
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Ontario
Montreal
Essex Frontier
Lighia for All Vehicles Across Ontario Committee Report
The Ontario Legislature committee on motor vehicle laws, after sessions in Ottawa Brockville Kingston and Belleville, plans Western Ontario and Niagara Falls visits. The frequent suggestion demands lights on all vehicles at night to improve safety for farmers and other road users.
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Ontario
Ottawa
Brockville
Kingston
Belleville
Niagara Falls
Editorial Notes from Canada and Local Measures
The notes discuss restoration of two cent letter postage for Canada, praise for the idea, and commentary on automobile care. It mentions by law changes for municipal elections timing and quotes on liquor control, fire prevention, and a letter about coal and wood weighing practices, with a local call for proper wagon measurement.
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Canada
Oakville Record milestone under W N Wilkinson
The Oakville Record marked its first milestone under the supervision of W N Wilkinson who has modernized the paper this year with support from editor Mrs Wilkinson. The article notes the strong leadership and editorial teamwork shaping the Record.
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Oakville Record
W.N. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Record
Town and Country Neighborhood News Highlights and Open Local Projects
The report notes year to date receipts totaling 6320 dollars and updated figures near 9496 dollars. Residents plan winters in California while Oakville sees four new house permits. Lyman Sloot retells a lengthy New York trip as the Bronte Road repair finishes and opens soon. Ontario bridge study prompts Marion County Council to meet in Oakville on Tuesday.
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Alehlabd Park
California
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Permlita
Leon Yaurrloc
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Hatuntey
Lea Stitton
Wantet
Oake Ville
Wrest
Bean
Wallened
Ontario Department of Whiatways
Marion County Council
Tunulay
Local Notes From Burlington Weekend Activities
Burlington social items include Med W Darker visiting Jo. ena Mews Hoeare Mire and A W Haudkine hosting relatives. Students and staff from Burlington High School and Weston Pontiratteny School are noted, plus plans for Harvest Day events and a public meeting by the Burlington Agricultural Society with Mr Goo Hardwit of Toronto delivering an address on Home Gardens.
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Amherst
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Urlington
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Goo, Hardwit
Toronto
Milton Mutual Witch School Plan and Local Notices
The article details a Witch School event set for Friday October 13 at Ape m noting a program including a new brick addition to Gordon Home and a conference at the Methodist Church on October 26. It mentions a deputation seeking extra accommodation and two additional rooms, local visits by Mr and Mrs Willmott of Brandon, and reports on community projects and obituaries including Mrs Hillot of Kaquosing and Mrs Russell Mahliver of Vancouver. It also covers hospital discharge of Jos J. Peacock, a rummage sale by the Ladies Aid, and health fair notes from Smith Health Nurse at the county fair.
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Epworth Teague and
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Willmott
Brandon
Man
Attias Hillot
Stephen Billot
Kaquosing
Milton
Rueell Malhiver
Vancouver
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Women's Missionary Bassery
Methodist Church In
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Toronto
Anton Mcpuftee
Meadowvale Varn
Jos. J. Peacock
Cheltenham
General Hospital
Mitton
Georgetown Contractor Seeks Extra Payment For Excavation
A Georgetown contractor named Taylor seeks 1000 extra for excavating 600 ruble yards beyond the contract. Local events include Knox Church rally attendance and St. George's Church celebrating its twentieth anniversary. Delegates from Credit Lodge No 28 A F and AM hosted visitors from Toronto, while Oddfellows and local bowls clubs held activities and a tea at the president’s home.
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Knox Church
Credit Liver
Guelph Hospital
A. Norrington
Haw
Georgetown
Mra
Henderson
K. Y. Barracinyggh
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Credit Lodge
Hing Holomon Lodge
Toronto
Thomas Taylor
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Anderson
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Radford
King Solomon Lodge
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Local notices and movements of residents and businesses
Erin and family viewed CO Wells. W. A. Mamonbotten plans remote work after a purchase from Mrs. Claw. The council allotted $60 to Verla Fall Vale as Davin mourns her brother Hoott. Families move to Koathil and work changes occur at Wonthil Nursery. John Lindasy leads induction services as A W Blare accepts pastorate. Norman Wide injured in a farm accident. The Turner Furnace Company relocates from Wort Toronto. Clayton Hoett suffers a worksite injury. an index tiger incident causes injury at the gravel pit.
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Wumphirded
Wells
John Lindasy
Prasbytery
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Titel Murnace Company
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Rid
Clayton Hoett
Verdict on drink bans in schools cited by physician
A distinguished physician argues that children should not taste any alcoholic beverage and that stimulants should be prohibited in schools to protect youth. The text cautions about self control issues and listless feelings, noting dangers across ages and potential influences on behavior.
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Willan
Fragmented Rach In Divided Into Two Clans
A garbled OCR passage describes themes of danger and warning, mentioning a mysterious force and a referenced event involving a lady. It hints at two characters tied by fate and a public or narrative conflict, with phrases suggesting tension and suspense.
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