Notice of Byalw Registration for Simcoe County Park Bond
Notice records a bylaw passed by the County of Simcoe Council on December 1 1922 guaranteeing 18000 for Township of Innisfil public park debentures and coupons. Registered December 8 1922. Motions to quash must be made within three months after first publication. Dated December 8 1922 J T Simpson County Clerk.
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County of
Simcoe
Innisfil
Registry Office
Registry Division
J. T. Simpson
Tottenham
Alliston
Cookstown
Midland
Frazer Park
Bimcoe
Tottenham Village Waterworks Improvement Bond Notice
The Village of Tottenham issues a loan of 10000 dollars for waterworks improvements. The by law was registered in the Registry Office of the Registry Division of Simcoe County on December 8, 1922. County Clerk J. T. Simpson authenticates the filing.
Alliston Council Approves 5000 for Fire Protection Equipment
The council of the town passed a bylaw authorizing five thousand dollars for the purchase of a gasoline engine and pump and its installation to improve fire protection for the community.
Police Village of Cookstown Bylaw For Hall Erection
Bylaw authorizes a loan of four thousand dollars for building a police village hall in Cookstown. The bylaw was registered at the Registry Office for Simcoe County on December 7, 1922. County Clerk J. T. Simpson signs the notice.
Midland bylaw approved for sewer construction in 1922
The town of Midland adopted a bylaw authorizing the construction of certain sewers for 73000 dollars, registered in the Simcoe County Registry on December 8, 1922. County Clerk J. T. Simpson notes the record.
Midland land purchase for Frazer Park extension
Notice of a town council action to acquire lands for Frazer Park extension in Midland for up to $8,000. The decree, dated December 8, 1922, requires any motion to quash or challenge the notice to be made within the designated time.
Parrot Promises and True Gratitude Across Generations
An examination of ingratitude through a parrot tale from Henry VII and modern political promises. The piece argues life’s true value lies in gratitude for unsung workers like engineers, doctors, and clergy, whose acts cannot be repaid in money. It urges Christmas gratitude and responsible civic conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Henry VII
England
Westminster Palace
Thames
Henry
Polly
Britain
Charles Wagner
Paris
Hospital for Sick Children Christmas Appeal in Ontario
I E Robertson appeals for support to sustain the Hospital for Sick Children in Ontario. He notes rising motor accident cases affecting children and reports 1922 attendance figures, urging public donations to cover elevated surgical and medical costs as the 47th Christmas appeal proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Mercy
Hospital For
I. E. Robertson
Midland park fund debenture bylaw registered 1922
The bylaw of the Town of Midland authorizes a loan of 3,000 dollars for Park Fund debentures to extend Frazer Park. It was registered in the Registry Office for Simcoe County on December 8, 1922. County Clerk J. T. Simpson notes any motion to quash or set aside.
By law guarantees Simcoe County stayner school debt
Notice states that the County of Simcoe Council passed a by law on December 1 1922 guaranteeing payment of debentures and coupons of the Town of Stayner totaling 67000 for the erection of a Public and Continuation school. The by law was registered December 7 1922 and the notice calls for registration within three months of first publication. Dated December 6 1922 J T Simpson Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Simcoe
Stayner
Registry Office
Registry Division
J. T. Simpson
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Toronto
Canadian Pacific Railway
City Ticket Office
H. E. Jory
King Block
Barrie
Canadian Pacific
Dayton
C. Haswell
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ing
Edward Hart
New York
Owen St
Masonic Temple
W. Bell
J. Arnold
Wilson
Andrew Wilson
Blac AK
America
Johnny Cleary
Fat’l
Feature Service. Inc
Fou
Allandale
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