Jeater Farmers stage Viewing Match at Spencer Wilson Farm
Halton Junior Farmers held its Viewing Match at Spencer Wilson’s Hornby farm last Friday. Veteran plowman Wand Garbutt judged and praised Jean Patterson of Bronte, with results across Class 2 and Class A as winners, highlighting inter-county competition and a forthcoming Halton event in September.
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Halton
Spencer Wilson
Hornby
Anelog
Plowman
Stouffville
Wand Garbute
Jean Patterson
Bronte
Ote Dlallan
Young Vathhes
Mme Patlarscnr
Ans
Petates
Mateb Powerig
John Pendhead
Lawville
Bas
Wath
Jno
Abe
Djadtorum
Arnold Hessen
Prafalgar
Data Tewdhead Netsan
John Wo Bucket
Triafalgar
Sane Barnaae Tieafat Kar
Tewnebayp Moulton Seager
Organic Matter and Humus for Better Crop Yield
Farmers discuss mulching with straw hay and other fibrous material to build humus. Nitrogen fertilizer recommended before plowing down residues to prevent nitrogen starvation and improve subsequent crops during dry months. Campbell Farm shows strong Shorthorn sales at Campbell Hale markets. Junior Homemakers compete at the CNE led by Mrs Lana Guaty and Mrs Frank Brown with top prizes.
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Halten
Apri
Benen
Halton
Emma
Jah , Stewart
Allan Craig
Erin Township Pupils Support Public School Opening
A town wide notice covers the opening of the 1400 term with 60 pupils to attend public school. The piece notes Erin Township League teams and local sports events, plus a pioneer Brin Township family member Mrs Sarah Davoidsen passing at her sister's Toronto home.
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Tanglewood
Inglewood
Erin
Mimosa
Erin Township
Brin Township
Sarah Dav.oidsen
Toronto
Cree language radio program connects with Manitoba Indians
A Canadian radio feature notes CFAK broadcasts a Cree Indian program supervised by an Anglican rector Fin Flop. The program, heard by Northern Manitoba Indians, shares news, trapping rules, and messages from chiefs and councillors in their language.
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CFAK
Vws
Manitoba
Milton his 86th Birthday Shines for Townsman William Little
William Little 86, Milton’s oldest merchant and harnessmaker, celebrated his birthday this week at Milton. He was born here and is believed the only Milton native to serve as Warden of Hatton County.
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William Little
Milton
County of
Hatton
Joe Marcellus
Helen Fraser Marcellus
Reg No
David Randolph Allison
London
Mis Wo Allison
Delaware
Mer J
Mia John Chapman
Omagh
Nokon Township Schoola
Turniay Ofen
Glenwood School
Come Aowath
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Judy Mer Ty
Haltens
Oxford
Campbell Hale
Campbell Farma
Acrons
Pertoof
Ontaro
Dominion
Chester
Canada
Goodyear Ut
Life
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Ford — Sales & Service
Jack Armstrong
Georgetown, Ont
Brampton, Ont
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Bilton & Perry Lyd
Russ Perry
Acton
Puppy
Papps
Vanize
Abel
Leonor Ban Arch
Bamber Company
Runneen
Pollock and Campbell Ae
North Galt
Orv's Taxi
Anwhaere
JK Gardiner
Acton and District
Nisus Watch
Niusus Watch Factory
Peru
Berne
Swateerland
Jeweller
J. K. Gardiner
Bof M
Bank OF Monntreal
First Bank
William Clayton
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