In Memoriam and Birth Notices From Guelph Area
A mixed read of births and obituaries lists Albert Pure Hodllo and Charles William Hood in Guelph area births and deaths. Notices mention Margaret Duggan widow of William Hood and Margaret Augusta Cough with ages and dates, plus Handerson and McDonald obituaries. An In Memoriam note honors Most. Dillh with a reflective verse about remembrance and nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomphon
T. J, Day
D Handerson
Fruce County Habnay Walkerton
Hev. J. W. B Handerson
KO Yourn
Linehovan
Margaret Elienbeth Marcin
Donald Ho McDonald
Local Items Reflect Quiet Autumn Notes Across Town
The brief local items record varied happenings from September events and fairs to school reopenings and weather. Mentions include Toronto Exhibition attendance, a Napanee Old Boys’ Reunion, daylight saving confusion, farm work weather, and municipal tax adjustments in Durham and Elora.
Homeward Journey of Canadian Editors' Party
Reported in two parts, the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association tour recounts a 171 member party traveling by sea and rail through Belgium and the United Kingdom. Speakers, musical interludes, and thanks highlight leadership by Mr. Ruperti Davies and support from The Press Association and Tom Cook & Son for arrangements. The return to Quebec ends with fond homecoming reflections and gratitude for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ertaotial Livite
University of
Dawson
Glangow
Gallega
Leader-Mall
Urunty
Quebec
George Lezae
Mold
Uni
Canada
Lorne Koty
C. W.N. A. Wau
Gonlu
Jack Hunter
Ibnourdine Hoporter
Ahtp
MacDonald
Guy
Graves
HP. Moore
Acton
Ontario
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Praas Association
Ruperti Davies
Renfrew Mercury
Afr
Davies
Association
Bir
Waled
Old Land
Bridale Empire Preau Associatan
London
Olcera
England
Scotland
Ireland
EL Jtoy Mayles
Aaoclaon
Bayles
Deviat
Joe Messrs. Dayles
Hayled
Attal
Thos, Cook & Fon
Tours
Uystaleson
Europe
Antwerp
Thos
Cook & Hon
Ludgate Circus
Landon
Belgium
George Graham
Huitlah
Btuart Wakdey
France
Philippe Roy
Mngland
Campbell Stuart
Harry ‘Brittain
Cont Burnham
Lord Leaverbrook
Cole Grant Morden
Violet Astor
Frank
Wewnom
H. EB. Turner
Pred Armatrong
Valentino Knapp
William Davies
James Owen
A. T.gregory
Major Grover
Scothland
Robert Bruce
Quay
Provent McDonald
Ti Treland
Jlobert Gall
Ulnekburn
McCalle
Athens
Miele
Italy
Odyvinte
Courtealen
Leon
Avellern
Murry Sitch
Ognadhae
Montreat
B.C. GI
Latta
Uae
Canadian
Bam
Crawelees
Oliphant Campers Plan Summer Grounds Near Wiarton
The Oliphant Campers Association in Uttle village Oliphant near Wiarton unties a summer setup. A suitable site with a building will be erected to host touring motorists with utensils tables benches and baskets. The grounds will welcome the public for June July and August for tea coffee and a relaxing outing.
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Oliphant Campers’ Association
Uttle
Oliphant
Wiarton
Local Oshawa Newspaper Reverts to Thrice-Weekly Issue Plan
The Oshawa newspaper announces a return to three issues per week amid high publishing costs. It notes staff, funding, and reader impact while reporting on local education, exhibits, and school reopenings in Nelson and Fishers Corner.
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Oshawa
whe_Alvar_Ereus
Ontario Nofarmer
We Publintos
Dioyn
Nelson
Fishers Corner School
Tuewlay
North West
Alberta Butter Trade Seeks Year-Round Shipments to Britain
Provincial Minister George Hoadley announced continued Alberta butter shipments to Britain after returning from Britain with offers to handle large quantities. The effort aims to keep supply steady throughout the year amid growing demand in the Heltha market.
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Alberti
Kamaton
Alberta
George Hoadley
Britain
Town and Country Neighborhood News Report of Picnic Day
A local neighborhood event drew a crowd to Agricultural Viek with a beewall tournanimat ion and interont displays in the afternoon. Denver at Morgan, Tturria & Company hosted a large picnic grounds gathering with about twenty five attendees and twenty mat or cars parked around the park.
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Wmuealekorm
Mogan
Tturria & Company
Local Milieu Notes and Community Events on Labor Day
Pro nicks and farm chatter from Mlue Spring Park and surrounding towns. Toronto visitors, harvest chatter, and weather impact on grain crops frame a day of gatherings, weddings and engagements, with thefts and preparations for Milton day events noted.
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Nickora
Mlue Spring Park
End Bra
Wit Spelyght
Kenneut Moelact
Milas Macklea Hogarth
Toronto
Mise Lotte Spoleht
Acti
Heoton
Tuenipa
Chas
Gamble
Huffalo
Bent Jant
Eld
Noble Farewell Draws Norval Friends to Toronto Move
A large Norval gathering bid farewell to Col. Alexander and Mrs Noble as they depart for a new home in Toronto. The Nobles, longtime village leaders, were lauded for 40 years of service to the Presbyterian Church and local governance, with tributes from neighbors, a short program, and a musical sendoff.
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Col
Alexander
Mra. Noble
Norval
Toronto
Robert Noble
Mr. Noble
Yuart
Seasion
Tin Haw
Aldo
Mra
Noble
Cot
Gordon Brown
G. Werbert Jackson
Qader
Atha
McGuire
Annabel MccLaughily
Mr Noble
Col Noble
Nome
Mle Maurgaret Hunwell
George Brown
Mrr. Gowdy
Af Limehouse
Norman Hassel
Damaged Text Depicts Hospital Admission After Patrol Incident
Fragmentary report describes a person from HeurAWwes OCU of the BMethodtat Chapel entering Quelph General Hospital after a disturbance during a recent tir a. The event involved damage to a baffle and a confrontation with Crows.
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Quelph Guneral
Hospital Fur
Brookville Wins Tournament Amid Labor Day Derringer
Fragmentary report notes Brookville victorious in a football tournament on Labor Day. Mentions Brookville 16, Guelph 4 in a G C A league context with Rookwood and Edun Millet named, plus later Brookville 23 and other incomplete scores.
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Brookville Wan
Ueverland Gation
Brookville
Guelph
W. CG. A
Rookwood
Edun Millet
Flackwood
Hatuntay Picnic Trip and Town Happenings
A fragmented local page reports on Oak Tire Company officials traveling to a rural picnic at Wabanao Dark, a bank robbery teaser, and civic notes. It mentions a mayoral incident, road work, tax rate discussion, crop damage from moles or bird pests, and several residents moving, traveling, or speaking at meetings.
Nonnsgaweya Council Reviews 1901 Roadwork and Tax Measures
The August meeting approved road and bridge accounts including Duncan Campbell gravel work and dynamite, J. Toward gravelling, H. Poor stone contract, and other riding projects. A by law set municipal taxes for general and village purposes with a 3 percent late fee after December 11 and 6 percent after January 15. Council to meet by call of the Hoose.
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Nonnsgaweya Council
Duncan Campbell
Uridge Pillow
Laking
Ravelling
Joba
W. Adamson
T. HL. Snyder
Robert Ingtn
Bo. Dawson
Urravelling
N. Lilycrop
H. Poor
Atone
Janice Moffat
Reading Atone
Climax Machinery
J. Numacy
Ughete
Ford
Wpatra
Grador
Pos A. Anderson
Culyart
Yamabuw
Umber
Ree Dalri
Mt. Kingsbury
Timber End Iubor
Hinehutta
Oridge Extrum
Liliyerop
Muntorial World
Acron
Frage
Talon
Gious
Wm, McShad
Hehvol
Vollee
Behodl
Jomil
Record Wheat Yields Across Ontario As Harvest Exceeds
Peter Yorter of Nurford reports Alison Campbell near Hurford yields 681 bushels of fall wheat from 10 acres, averaging 59 bushels per acre. A five acre field produced nearly 63 bushels per acre, with the crop noted as fine and fallow followed by laid manure. Prior records include 65 Dunkeld per acre at Carn, and 1,764 bushels on ManOchester Jim Campbell’s farm averaging 44 bushels per acre.
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Ontario
Peter Yorter
Nurford
Sun
Toronto
Alison Campbell
Hurford
Porter
Carmpbell
Jame Shellington
Manoheater Jim
Nere
First Class Mixup on the Platform
An elderly woman laden with bundles hurries onto a platform and stumbles into a first class carriage. A porter, mistaking her for a first class passenger, opens the door and asks if she is indeed a first class traveler. She smiles and replies, "Thank you and how's yourself."
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Xuhe
Prize puzzles spark cash rewards with entries posted
A local contest offers a $1 500 cash prize for word creation from given three word prompts. Entries list Junker Educator and Clergyman as sample solvers while rules outline circular and anti rules. Address Bhemeld Laboratories Bon t 10 Aurora Yala.
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Witwes
Junker
Bhemeld Laboratories
Aurora
Yala
Special Offer for Railroad Fare Stated in Ad Fragment
An OCR fragment shows an old class ad promising free railroad fare to the nearest branch and weekly payments of 20 to 35 dollars. It claims quick enrollment for auto, tractor, and garage-related schooling with a fifteen day offer and a Toronto Willow Hill location.
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Fen Manud
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Albert Pure
Albert Hodllo
Agan
Charlee Willian
Most
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Aha
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Arton Free Press
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Baltic
Dlecon. United
Napanee
Knox Avenue
Durham
Parsons
Canadian National
H. Arthur Barton
C. Blewart
Huntley
Norfolk Street Methodist Church
Quelph
J. Culp
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America
Elora
Kitchener
Veo Mook
Buing
Fergus
Electric Railways
Hrampton Herald
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Carleton
Aoton
Town and
Rockwoood
Milton
Ham
Amon
Calgary
Mildan
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Michigan
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Queen Street
Fy Little
Mornby
GC. Taylor
Meantford
Wtobart Haddon
Woaston
Marion
Charles Edward Cutto
C. J. Cutto
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Highlands
York Milla
Phos
Nasbagaweya
Eden Mills
Oakville
Mike
Dalculato
Dundaw Street
Dundasa Street
Dolnge Mude
Tajormo Ghrege
A. H. Morater
Torant General Memorial
Appandleltia
Morales
Burlington
Tonila
Mobt. HoMard
Wilgwars
Wade
Port Nafion
Van
Steam Heating Co., Limited
Hunditon
Felix Wilson
Ward Ava
Vernon Mugre
Hiamitun
Burlingtats
Goo
Montreal
Mba Dory Hammond
Alta
Mint
Marjorie Marla
la Cowl
Dela
Wollultor
C.F. Coleman
Marv Northrop
Johnny Greantell
Johnny
Jean
Dutogona
William McPhail
Oan
Burford
Hemyphile 3108
Auto & Que Tractor
Behool Willow HL. W
Aes J. Galbraitis
Avery
J. Galbraith
Mill Street
Exhibition
Canadian National Electric Railways
Province OF
New York
Eng
Stimson & CO
McLean & Co
Turnbull
C. V
Ont
Martha
Jane
V. Rumley Acton
Bank of Montreal
W. J. Reid
Abbattoir
W. J. Patterson
Main Acton, Ont
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