Barber Campbell Carroll Obituaries in Ontario
Obituaries notice for John Barber of Nassagiwega Township on October 10, 1932 aged 57 58. R G Campbell of Sault Ste Marie Ontario died October 10 1932 aged 76 77. Walter Carroll of Toronto died October 1 1932 aged 60 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parber
Guelph Road
Nassagiwega Township
John “Hiram Barber
Campbbell
Upton Road
Sault Ste. Marie
Ontario
R. G. Campbell
Carroll
A ‘Avenue
Toronto
Walter
Toulsa
Fall Pairs, Fire Prevention Week Mark October News
The piece notes Fire Prevention Week, autumn harvests, and local events for the last week of October. It mentions mild Thanksgiving weather, upcoming plays, advertising sales, coal deliveries, and Halloween preparations. It includes reflections on drudgery, boy camping versus luxury, and a lengthy tomato cultivation history from Canada.
Erin Fair Delivers Record Attendance and Prizes
Erin Fair drew a record crowd on Thursday and Friday with many entries from distant places. Eleanor Whaley was named best baby, Rhona Sietch second. Hamilton family prize went to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sins of Erin. Multiple breed and horse competitions earned awards for growers from Acton to Brampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin Fair
Eleanor Whaley
J. Whaley
Laurel
Rhona Sietch
Rolly Gietch
Robert Sins
Erin
Hamilton
Henry’ McKinney
S&s. J. Miller
Milverton
Wilbert ‘Wheeler
A. B. Weber
Kitchener
John Lightle
Acton and District
M. ©. Graham
Eugene Crosby
M. Fibberty
Bruce McKinnon
W.g.gerrie
Aberdeen
Angus
Davis Bros
Arnold McKinnon
Herefords
Henry ‘Wheeler
W.H. Black and Son
Holstein
J. D. Galeg
Guelph
T. O. ‘Dolson
Brampton
Ayrshire
Robert Pauley
E. Lansdell
Jerseys
A. J.‘Murray
Acton
J. W. Wiggins
Caledon
Leicester
G. T. Wilson
New traffic bridge planned across St Lawrence to link Montreal island and Caughnawaga
The Quebec government will construct a new road bridge over the St Lawrence at a cost around 3,000,000 dollars. Plans are complete and the span will connect the Island of Montreal near Lachine with Caughnawaga on the mainland, linking the highway toward Malone New York. It will be the third bridge for private vehicles, reducing ferry and long detour routes.
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Department of Agriculture
Peru
Mexico
America
Mediterranean
Canada
Ontario
British Ma
Quebec
A&a
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Lachine
Malone
New York
Caughnawaga
Victoria Bridge
The Great Age to Be Living In Says 1932 News Era
Edson R. Waite cites the Battle Creek Journal praising modern news access from around the world. He notes rapid dispatches by wire, pictures, and national and local coverage available for a stamp. He warns readers that geography matters little for timely news and calls this a remarkable era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Dolliver
Battle Creek
Mich
oon-Journal
Europe
Canada’s 1931 Highway System and Vehicle Totals
Canada ends 1931 with 378083 miles of highways including 98585 surfaced provincial routes and 279519 local roads. Expenditures reach 88537382 dollars for highways bridges and ferries, with 60002819 for roads and 6247410 for bridges and ferries and 22287153 for maintenance. Vehicle registrations total 1206836 with 1024385 passenger cars. population 10376786 yields 8.6 persons per vehicle. Vehicle revenues to provinces amount to 42231027 from licenses and gasoline taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion
Fresh Hams and Shoulder Roasts Advertisement
A grocery advertisement lists fresh hams and various shoulder and loin roasts with prices per pound. The text includes trimmed and not trimmed options, along with side pork items and miscellaneous notes.
Canada United States Border Traffic in 1981 Exceeds Forty Five Million
The 1981 tally across bridges ferries and tunnels shows 7 597 983 motor vehicles 213 horse drawn vehicles and 26 126 757 pedestrians totaling 45 312 310 crossings when including drivers and other passengers The report highlights Detroit Windsor Walkerville as the heaviest flow with multiple crossing methods The International Boundary Commission governs the 5500 mile border with five treaties and a long undefended status in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government
Bureau of Statistics
Nada
United States
Detroit
Michigan
Windsor
Ontario
Walkerville
Detroit River
Niagara River
Fort Erie
Niagara Falls
Queenston
Canada
International Boundary Commission
Canada 1931 Honey Output and Maple Sap Figures Highlight Strong Agriculture
Canada produced 27,867,397 pounds of honey valued at 2,058,094 dollars in 1931. Nova Scotia apples in Liverpool fetched 23s to 25s per barrel, with 9s to 15s in 1931. Maple syrup yield reached 1,744,479 gallons valued at 2,054,277 dollars and 7,217,300 pounds of sugar valued at 692,480 dollars. Cutting wheat nears completion in the Prairie Provinces, Manitoba leading. Liza Commanda, a Chippewa Indian golf caddy, received 150 dollars after placing eighth in the Toronto marathon swim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Nova Scotia
Liverpool
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Agricultural Department
The
Canadian Pacific
Western Lines
Liza Commanda
River Bungalow
Toronto
J. G. Strathdee
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the Free Press
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Shawnee, Oklahoma
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Marshall
Cretonne
Davenport
Axminster
C.B. Swackhammer
Willow Street
Calay Soap
Ginger
ADC
Tle
Princess Feares
Pouna
HAWES
BON Ton
Alex
Ac Dake
Barr’s
J. A. Mollison
England
Wolfe's Cove
Latta
District of Columbia
Woodrow
Wilton
Banff Springs
Tokyo
Wilson
Chateau Lake Louise
Canadian Rockies
Philip Cunliffe- Lister
British Columbia
Pacific Imperial Limited
Calgary
Elliott
Asc
Ge Jressier
Elliott Bros
Messrs. Elliott Bros
Quality Barr’ S Grocery
Alex. Brunton
Alex. Bruton
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