Investing in Health and Lending in a Humorous Ad Tone
An old ad copy promotes health investment as smart finance. It markets a Bank of Mantrent loan with a 2 percent monthly rate for amounts around 100 dollars repaid over twelve months, and invites readers to discuss needs with Willam Clayton, offering confidential repayment planning. It also notes Britain's largest civil airliner YOST BEAR OPEW hanger move and naming by Minister John Wilmot on October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atosuchites
Bank of Mantrent
Perians
Fox
Willam Clayton
Britain
John Wilmot
Recollections of Acton and Local Notes
In Acton local items include Mr Wol. Noulethas building a barn on Church Street and Mr Joby Ronnert selling land on Bower Avenue to W H Storey. Hatton Moughing Association ploughing match planned at Alex Chisholm’s farm on November 5. Mrs Geo Sopar visited Sarnia. Arthur Laing travels to Massachusetts with a phonograph project. Ebenzer Church Women’s Mission Band held monthly meeting. Born Forbes: a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Forbes in Acton on Monday October 2.
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Wol. Noulethas
Bhot
Church Street
Joby Ronnert Haw
Bower Avenue
W. HL Storey
Hatton Moughing Association
Milton
Owas
Alex. Chisholm
Geo. Sopar
Sarnia
Arthur Laing
Massachusetts
Woomann's
Ebenever Church
Bank Robbers Hold Up Campbellville Bank of Nova Scotia
Three gunmen robbed the Campbellville Bank of Nova Scotia last Friday afternoon taking about 1900 in cash. The suspects were arrested in Toronto on Saturday. The event is noted amid other local items including a bird incident at Public School and the Fire Hatton Plowmers Association meeting at Merry Brook Farm. Annie Clarke Wales dies at home in Toronto on October 30 1927.
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Campbellville Bank of Nova Scotia
Toronto
Hatton—Plowmers—Association
Merry Brook Farm
Dundas Highway
Canadians and the Bank of Montreal’s 130 Year Rise
The article recounts the Bank of Montreal as Canada’s oldest bank with roots in Quebec and Ontario. It notes George W. Skinner as president during a 50-year span, details early barter-era money, and describes the bank’s role in stabilizing commerce, introducing domestic currency, and expanding branch banking across cities like York Kingston Bytown Ottawa St. Thomas Belleville St. Catharines Brockville Hamilton London.
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Bank of Montreal
Canada
Colonista
Canales
Canaan
Montreal
Quebec City
The
B. of M
York
Queen City
First Bank
Bytown
Ottawa
St. Thomas
Belleville
St. Catharines
Brockville
Hamilton
London
Bank of Montreal's Ontario Growth Tracks a Century
The piece traces the Bank of Montreal’s Ontario dominance, notes its 60 year tie to pioneer James Croil, and recalls early Canada including Kingston York stage routes and the bank’s November 3 founding anniversary. It highlights long operating days and historic farming hardships in Ontario.
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Ontario
Dominion
Ust
Kingston
York
Canada
Boof M
B of Mo
James Croil
Bank of Montreal
Gardner and Bank of Montreal Leader Shapes Canadian Finance
The article profiles B C Gardner a finance leader at Bank of Montreal and Canadian Bankers Association vice president. It traces his career from 1935 assistant general manager to 1944 director and roles in wartime policy and national economic guidance. It highlights the bank’s growth from 250000 capital to 78000000 and extensive reach in Canada and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W.skinney
Bank of Montreal
Yarmouth
N.S
Spinney
Oto
National War Finance Committee
B.C. Gardner
Bank of Montrenal
Canuadian Bankers’ Association
American Bankers Aassociation
Gardner
England
United States
Newfoundland
Canada
Views
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Leight Acre
Acton
Thundiny
Forbes
John Forbes
Wales
Annie Clarke
Albert
Halton Poultry Products
Turkeys
Company OF Canada
Hoom
Artor
Malifax
Cea Lon
Croll
Trade Way
Fransisco
Ttehants
Declan
Prac
W. H. Clayton
Manning Electric
Frigidaire
Stromberg-Carlson
Mill St
Ujee
Ronoor Dhaukten
Han
Callin
Howard Graff
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