Ontario’s Duty to Enforce the Liquor Act Now
The editorial urges the Ontario Government to enforce the Liquor Act with a stricter, more effective system. It argues prior enforcement failed and calls for measures to deter evildoers, support Dominion legislation against importation and exportation, and strengthen certainty that law must be respected. It notes tourism and travel growth and the need for improved roads and parks to accommodate visitors.
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Ontario
W. ‘B. Bayley
Manitoba
A Very Creditable Campaign
A report notes a momentous issue and a well prepared contest conducted with minimal friction. Despite sharp differences on liquor legislation, participants discussed the problem and reached a conclusion with personal abuse almost entirely eliminated.
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London
Advertiser
Canada Has One Law for All It Is a commendible feature
Peter Smith the Ontario treasurer for three years and Aemelius Jarvis Sr head of the Jarvis firm of bond dealers were tried for conspiracy to defraud the province in the Criminal Assize Court at Toronto last week. They were found guilty and received severe sentences. The public notes pity for financiers but satisfaction justice was not lenient.
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Canada
Peter Smith
Ontario
Aemelius Jarvis
Jarvis
Toronto
Heavier Fines for Speeding urged by authorities
Authorities push for heavier speeding fines to deter violations. Magistrates given wide discretionary powers under a new instruction to keep motorists within traffic regulations. Recent days see speeding motorists fined 16 muted by reports of varied penalties and concern over child safety in traffic.
Acton by law targets litter on streets
The Acton Municipal Council passed a by law to prevent throwing or leaving waste paper and refuse on streets. It requires using receptacles placed around town and prohibits disposal elsewhere with penalties and costs for infractions. Citizens are urged to cooperate to keep streets tidy and presentable.
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Acton
Liberty's Liberty Led to Threats and Vandalism in Two Towns
Newmarket Citizens J E Harvey and Rev. Graham, supporters of the Moderation League, received skull and crossbones letters. In Almonte, a stone-throwing attack damaged twenty windows at James Lindsay's home. Town reward offered for guilty party as calls grow for tighter liquor laws.
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Newmarket
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J. E. Harvery
The
Express-Herald
Graham
Christian’ Church
Almonte
Lanark County
James Lindsay
Prohibitionists Seek Federal Ban On Liquor Across Dominion
The piece notes prohibitionists aim for a general federal law to ban liquor nationwide, a goal that may take years and a future effort. It discusses local pride, improvements in town stores and homes, and a push to remove shacks and unsightly structures, alongside observations on education progress and dairy show results in London Ontario and overseas markets.
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Guelph Mercury
Milton Social Event At Knox Church Tonight
Milton residents attend a hallowed social titled a night of wonder mystery and fun at Knox Church this evening. Local prices show oxen at 50 cents per dozen and butter at 40 cents per pound with regional business activity rising as brick works resume full operation ahead of spring building. Two new houses on Woodward Avenue and Rousfeld survey showcase up-to-date comfort as real estate plays into a growing local economy.
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Teformer
Erins Croaby Farm Lease and Local Happenings 1924
Erin village news notes leasing on the 16th sideroad. Croaby couple plan moving. Hillsburg and West Lorne connections. potato harvest near completion amid good weather. Christian Church revival led by Rev. Morley Smith runs two weeks from Oct 24. Wellington County Junior Farmers list officers 1924 1926 with A McLaren president and Henry Whesler Hillsburg as president. Potatoes from Mr Delané sold to Blyphington weigh nine pounds. Scout and Guides Mothers Association held annual event Oct 16 at new HQ. Town Council by law to appoint Police Commission. Dr Cody to speak at High School commencement Nov 7. Gibbons return from BC motor trip. High School Halloween masquerade planned. Poppy sale Nov 10 by G W V A. East School principal Mr Booker resigns. board accepts. Knox Church concert “A Hundred Years Ago” at Town Hall mid November. Clara Moore Sison Circle masquerade planned. Deputy Reays Nightleon reports Hydro property plan discussed with Chamber and Hydro Commission approval.
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William Gray
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M. Morley Smith
Weat Lorne
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Clarence Petty
Rockwood
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Hilaburg
Fred Delané
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Bred. L. Booker
East School
Toronto
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Clara’ B Moore
Sison Cirete
Reays Nightleon
Council
Chamber of Commerce
Hares
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Locust Street
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Town council hires Clarks Houston auditors at cost 9325
Georgetown notes appoints Toronto water works engineer at 123 per year with at least four inspections. Club officers named Major Li Grant and William McKay lead the curling season. Local church rally and social events documented, with visits from residents and relatives.
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Houston
Coar
Willis‘ Chapman
Toronto
Georgetown
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Li Grant
Wm. McKay
G. O. Brown
McWhirt
J. B. Wallace
Kelly
Tresaurer
J.L. Thompsons
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Young People's
Bo Ohne
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Titan
Jung People
Narval
Reva. Douglas
Norval
Stewart
Acton
H. M. Kennedy
W. Kennedy
J. B."mackensie
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Atlantic City
Lou Prentiss
New York
Miller Prentiss
John Langan
An. O'Neil & Ban
Boerala
Carrie’s Blunder Recited Scripture In Sabbath Lesson
A child named Carrie learned a verse about doing good on the Sabbath. She repeated the text aloud during a Sunday school exercise, but her pronunciation drifted into a humorous misreading.
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Carrie
Engagement Ring In Installment Plan Sparks Inquiry
A reader mentions a diamond engagement ring purchase described as a 20 year installment. The note questions the feasibility and meaning of paying for such a ring over two decades.
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