Twenty Years Ago W Munree Takes Change Of The New Primary Tour
Mixed obituary and local notes recount a 1905 town event at the Town Hall with brief items on residents moving to Acton returning home, a new highway increasing traffic through Crewston Dormers, a visit of R W Cyrus GQ Hemphill DDGM of Waterloo to Walker Loto AF and A M, and several notices of deaths and memorials including Selwood Bray and Nelon Richards.
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W Munree
John Nicolani
Bramplozr
Acton
Crewstons Dormers
R. W. Cyrus GQ. Hemphill
DDGM
Waterloo
Walker Loto A. F
A. M
Clean Storage for Fruits and Vegetables
Expert from Ottawa outlines simple steps to curb mould damage in stored produce. After harvest, thoroughly clean and dry storage, ensure ventilation, and consider lamp limens to absorb odors. If growth persists, select an effective fungicide that won’t taint fruit or vegetables.
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WY. R. Phillips
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Fence-Corsser Churchill
A farmer reflects on why Churchill can keep a relentless wartime pace. He notes Churchill's lifelong exposure to strain and compares city helpers unfavorably, arguing shared hard work and efficient hoeing explain their endurance and steady spirits.
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Churchill
Leanna
Obedience and Prosperity in God's Commandments
Sunday School lesson discusses obedience to God as the path to blessing and prosperity. It ties loving God to righteous conduct, the importance of Scripture in daily life, and parenting faith through homes bearing witness to God’s Word. The piece warns against disobedience and notes the dangers of the black market.
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Egypt
Cucceas
Kane
God
Palestine
Nyvesti
Paul
Laos
Euphrates
Christ
War Morale In Peace War Morale In Peace
The United Nations acceptance of Italy’s unconditional surrender is treated soberly by Canadians who foresee a long road ahead. Citizens consider postwar tasks such as food, rebuilding, and world order, likely to require UN effort after a hard war. Field Marshal Viscount Wavell urged unity and sacrifice to strengthen nations for the postwar era.
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Italy
Europe
United K Nations
Viscount Wavell
New Ideas For Postwar Community Progress
The text argues that communities must welcome and act on new ideas to adapt after the war. It stresses leadership and alert minds to meet postwar conditions, especially finding work for returning servicemen and job seekers. It urges watching similar communities and applying ideas under local conditions.
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Ciue
Editor Presents Weekly Papers With Trophy
WINNIPEG editors present the Dominton Textile Trophy for the best editorial paper of the year to Aired W. Hawke of the St. James Leader at a St. James dinner. F J O Malley and colleagues praise Hawke, with Hawke crediting his staff for the paper’s community role.
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Winnipeg
Cp-He
Dominton
W. Hawke
St. James Leader
St. James Vitinens
F. J.O' Malley
Winnipeg Tribune
Inventor General Lewis Retires From British Army Reserve
Major General H A Lewis who devised Britain's 2S pounder gun is retired from the army reserve at age 64. The 2 pounder served as the main artillery weapon in Libya Tunisia and Sicily during the war years.
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London
H. A.) Lewis
Britain
Aston
Lewis
Libya
Tunisia
Sicily
Gun Emplacement Aids Major Allied Drive
A wartime scene shows a field gun opening fire on an enemy plane that locates gun positions. One of the front guns is fed into the big and successful offensive push, credited to the efforts of Mripall.
Lost articles and the honesty of finders
The text says finders return almost all items but avoid small sums of money. It notes locating lost articles is aided by ads and that revealing identity can influence returns, with exceptions to honesty in some cases.
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Sda
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Selwood
Ste Grace St . Taranto
Tureday
Charles Selwood
Bridgley
Gerrard St. E. Toronto
Nelon Richards
George R. Midsley
Corser Churchill
Sth
Mussolini
Vripatl
Hommel
Dds
The
Acton Free Press
Ontario
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