Canada’s Financial Gains and Transport Proposals Highlight Era
Editorial notes Inland Revenue September returns near twelve million dollars with six months customs up twenty five million from last year. Ken McCormick praised as new Amberaburg Police Magistrate. Christian Guardian relaunch described as Canada’s national religious weekly. Readers hear views on waterways and a Georgian Bay Canal linking Canada’s transport net to ease rail and wheat movement.
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Henry Wrayton
Inland Revenue
The
Christian Guardian
Canada
Guardian
Egerton Ryerson
Upper Canada
Methodist Church
W. B. Creighton
Germany
St. Lawrence
United States
Dominion
Georgian Bay Canal
Europe
An Ideal Citizen's Characteristics
Dr. Marion Leroy Burton, new University of Michigan president, extols the trained citizen who opposes profiteering businessmen, corrupt politicians, and selfish citizens who avoid meeting democracy’s demands, viewing wealth as a social trust.
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Marion Leroy
Burton
University of Michigan
Michi
Fall fair loses appeal in district crowds
A sentinel star interview with a longtime fall fair observer notes fewer timber exhibits and smaller crowds than prior years. He cites competition from autos as a possible cause while praising trade sentiment at the Ninth Congress of Chambers of Commerce in Toronto emphasizing imperial trade and closer ties.
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Sentinel- Star
Congress of ‘Chambers of Commerce of the Empire
Toronto
Chambers ‘of Commerce
James Woods
Germany
Leas
Lord Desborough
Stanley Machin
England
A. J. Hobson
Overabas
Brit ‘Tain
Jn.f ‘Barn
Ontario Farmers Lift Wheat And Oats Production
The article reports Ontario harvests rising with fall wheat at about 18.274 million bushels and oats near 428 million, up from last year. It notes government revenue from taxes supports Victory Bonds retirement, investment shifts to waterworks bonds, and a $2 million provincial road fund. It also cites auto licenses rising to 153,000 passenger vehicles and 15,800 commercial vehicles, urging town signage to welcome travelers.
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Ontario
Canada
Ottawa
Dominion
Motoriats Ontario Motor Car Alsers
Why It Is Good to Be British Trafalgar Day Essay Contest
The Navy League of Canada offers $100 in prizes for essays on Why it is good to be British. Open to High School and below, entries must be 200 to 500 words and celebrate loyalty to the empire. Prizes: 1st $50, 2nd $25, 3rd $15, 4th $10.
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Navy League of ‘Canada
Community Work Sparks Rural Uplift Across District
A preacher notes rural life stifled by drudgery and savings for children. Community halls, choirs, libraries, and lectures emerge in hamlets like Limehouse to revitalize farms, curb urban drift, and provide winter entertainment. A center of activity may soon include a movie machine.
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Antigo
Crewsons Corners
Thia
Limehouse
Fragmented Miscellany of Obscure Dialogues and Notes
A garbled OCR passage lists varied topics from philosophy to natural history. It references interpretations of divine proof, medical healing, and authority, plus snippets on birds, geography, and education, with numerous garbled phrases and partial quotes.
Canadian Dairy Exports Surpass 26 Million in 1918 Output
Canada reports a year of strong dairy production with exports totaling 66 million dollars. The nation ranks fourth in world dairy output, with more than 40 million dollars of dairy products exported in 1918 representing about 78 percent of the 190 million pounds produced.
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Ag Seee Et Ee Cunadi
Canada
Can't Keep Down the Scotch Highlanders at London Facade
A garbled OCR item describes two Highlanders at a building in Westminster with a motto "MOMIV" and a Scotman named MoMiy appearing on a host building in London. The excerpt is fragmented and unclear about exact events or dates.
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Momiv
Tonton
Camping in Cold Weather Confusion and Improvised Gear
A fragment describes campers enduring a very chilly night. One man struggles to keep warm, lacking outer garments, while another wears a makeshift insulated wrap. The dialogue hints at improvised blankets and a tense, uncertain situation with no clear answers.
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