The Last Straw: Fear Of Firebug Threatens Wentworth Farms
Editor notes a surge of farm fires in Wentworth County raising alarms of a mentally deranged arsonist. Farmers face ruin as insurance rates may rise and policies lapse amid the ongoing threat.
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Wentworth
Comics sting Kir kland Lake readers over fake news
The Northern News mocks Toronto Star breezy stories for inaccuracy listing examples such as 1000 unemployed versus 68 in Kirkland Lake. It argues sensationalism and daily comic strips undermine reliable reporting and would embarrass editors if mirrored locally.
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Kirkland Lake
Toronto Star
Love Me Love My Dog Sparks Fountain Debate
A public Post Omco drinking fountain is described as being used by dogs, prompting concerns that human users may drink from the same trough. The Main Street trough is portrayed as primarily serving four footed animals, raising questions about fairness for dogless residents.
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Post Omco
Tom Frain Press
County urged to fund third southern highway loss
The article condemns Halton County for agreeing to a 20 percent share of $800,000 for a southern highway. It argues that Toronto and Hamilton should bear the burden, since they benefit most from the link between their cities. The writer says Acton to Milton would aid Halton, while the county faces debt, and rural areas lose to urban interests.
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Highhways
Thas
Halton
Toronto
Hamilton
Haltonians
Acton
Milton
Bank of Montreal notes unsettled international conditions
The Bank of Montreal business summary outlines unsettled currencies with sterling dipping below 3.50 in New York and the dollar at 8 cents, a stabilizing but uncertain outlook for foreign trade, large gold shipments to France, and rising loan rates worldwide. It also cites Canada’s gold export ban, unemployment concerns, larger public deficits, and a tentative price bottom for commodities like cotton, wheat, sugar, copper, rubber, and lumber.
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New York
France
Bank of France
Bank of England
Canada
Ontario News Flashes and Economic Notes Across Ontario
Various items note Canada’s expanding reach in wartime exchange rates and opportunities in Canada, 4000 men moved to northern camps, Ontario liquor sales forecast drop, forged labels by bootleggers, and Remembrance Day significance. Gold production in Ontario climbs with September at a record 3,850,284 and nine month mine output valued at 31,369,616.
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Ontario
Quiet farm week punctured by threshing rustle and neighbourly calls
A diary entry from Ginger Farm describes a calm week disrupted by threshing activity. A threshing crew arrives, schedules shift with neighbours, and mishaps with hired help create a humorous, busy scramble. The narrator notes family injuries, meal preparations, and reflections on rural livelihoods and local aid networks.
Counting the West Indies Mvels A Colossal Contract
A wide research file traces individuals who counted the mvales and lists the number of Autumns in the British West Indies. The piece names Bermuda and the Leeward and Windward Islands among many territories, estimating the total at well over two thousand across the region. The Canada National liner service links are noted to Montrea Halt Bielnt John Noo and Weston.
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Berni
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Halt
Bielnt John
Noo
Weston
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Porto Iico
Wael Nod Tan Dimingo
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Cuba
Account of a Proposed Trade Plan Across the West
The speaker proposes sending any purple produce available for shipment to the West. They acknowledge it is their idea and that others may disagree, stating everyone is entitled to their own opinion.
Finding Your Place and the Call to Work
Fragmented reflection on vocation urging alignment of talents with work. Emphasizes choosing a single purpose, avoiding counterproductive paths, and practicing patience and persistence to achieve success. The piece contrasts farming and artistry and stresses decisive, focused effort.
Poultry Outlook Discussed by Ottawa Officials
Report to the Poultry Division in Ottawa warns Canada’s poultry crop may be harmed this year. It notes Quebec shows growth under a club movement while other provinces lag, prices have fallen, and chick production for 1931 is down. Market expectations point to price as the main control on volume this fall.
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Prince
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Clarke's
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Kcene
Was & Mon
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Poultry Division
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Ottawa
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Quebec
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