Flood Recedes as Townspeople Note Local News
Mar 18 reports flood levels easing. Mrs Geo Coulson returns from Colingwood visit. Mrs McBride's son Justin ill with pneumonia at Kitschner college. hopes for recovery. Mrs Walkinshaw still improving after operation. Box social at Augus attended by townsfolk. Mrs Morley ill then. Miss Mary McKinnon returns from the States.
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Geo. Coulson
Colingwood
McBride
Justin
Kitschener
Wm. Walkinshaw
Augus
W. Morley
Mary McKinnon
States
Baxter congregation hears Sermon by Camp Borden Chaplain
On March 20 Baxter residents enjoyed a sermon by Rev. Capt. Tupper of Camp Borden last Sunday and look forward to his return. The Gauley brothers returned from Hamilton after attending the funeral of their cousin Mrs. Gauley. Daniel Edgar Hector Turnbull Elmer Denney and John Gauley Jr. are on holiday in the Queen City. Albert Lowe attended the Barrie funeral of A Pringle. Gordon Jacob of Toronto and Sergt. Terry of Camp Borden visited. Mrs Jacob hosted a successful party on March 17. Harold Noble spent a week-end in Toronto.
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Baxter
Tupper
Camp Borden
John
Wm. Gauley
Hamilton
Robi. Gauley
Daniel Edgar
Hector Turnbull
Elmer Denney
John Gauley
Queen City
Albert Lowe
A. Pringle
Barrie
Gordon Jacob
Toronto
P. Jacob
Sergt. Terry
Poole Lot 14 Vespra Auction On March 30
Public sale of farm stock implements and a Chevrolet touring car from R Poole Lot 14 Con 4 Vespra set for 1 p.m. on March 30. Items include horses cows pigs hens harness and farming gear with cash and 8 month credit terms offered by auctioneer W A McConkey.
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R. Poole
Ayrshire
Joan Heifer
Durham
Ander
A. McConkey
Miss Marjorie Mayor Leaves for Sick Children's Hospital
A gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Horton bid farewell to Miss Marjorie Mayor who departs Saturday to train at Sick Children's Hospital Toronto. Attendees include James Irwin Ruth Horton and Lyall Guest who presented her an ivory clock and parasol.
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Mary Guest
Severn Bridge
Wm. Irwin
Barrie
M. Rojer
Hubbert
E. Richardson
Graydon
Minesing
H. Mayor
Charles Horton
Marjorie Mayor
Sick Children’s Hospital
Toronto
James Irwin
Ruth Horton
Lyall
Marjorie
Clock and parasol gift from Big Bay Point friends
A Big Bay Point group presents a clock and parasol as tokens of gratitude to a valued recipient. The note expresses enduring thanks for deeds of kindness and wishes for continued prosperity and sunshine along the recipient’s path.
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Big Bay Point
Hawkes tone and parish news from Hawkestone club
Hawkes tone and parish notes report fifteenth wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Jermey with gifts and Auld Lang Syne. Alfred Rouse visits Williamsport while Golland and Meda travel to Cleveland to see Mrs Phil Moulton and children. Mrs Aikens visits Toronto. St Patrick social enjoys supper and concert. Garnet Joslin and Wilfred visit from Toronto. Rugby debate favors Hawkestone. next match vs Edgar at Town Hall pending date.
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Thos. Jermey
Jermey
Alfred Rouse
Williamsport
Methodist Church
St. Patrick’s
Miss McDermott
Shanty Bay
Garnet Joslin
Wilfred
Toronto
Hawkestone
Edgar
Belle Ewart News Roundup Shows Ice and Travel Remain Cautious
Mar 20 notes ice remains solid with crossings ongoing. Fishermen pull cottages shoreward after losing track of the funny tribe. Residents and visitors like Mrs. Trombley Miss Eric Whan and Libbie Reid are in town visiting friends. Roads in good condition. cottage building continues with several to be completed by July 1.
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A. Trombley
Toronto
Eric Whan
Mrs
Neild
Alexander
Libbie Reid
Harry, Ferrier
Fred Reid
Caledon
Vital
Trombley
Midland
Will Buffett
Ed. Reddick
Tornto
H. Jack
Port McNicol
Will Trombley
Mineling Station Social Roundups Highlight Return from Toronto
Spring welcomes residents as Mr and Mrs B Tracy return from Toronto where they spent winter with friends and relatives. Mrs E McLean hosted a St Patrick s night social at her home with several locals attending. Attendees also joined a Kennedy farm sale on the second of Flos where prices were reported good.
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B. Tracy
Toronto
E. McLean
St. Patrick’s Night
Kennedy Farm
The Reading Habit Experimental Farms Note
The article urges Canadian farmers to adopt a daily reading habit of agricultural bulletins and reports. It argues chemistry informs soil fertility, forage value, manures, and fertilisers, boosting farm profitability. It encourages young farmers to read fifteen minutes daily and apply knowledge on the land.
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Canada
Questions and Answers on Canadian Forestry
Canadian Forestry Association answers questions on logging exports to the United States, tree ages, use of aircraft in forest work, and guidance for Ontario landowners seeking spruce or pine seedlings. It notes 25 million trees sent south annually, seaplane use for Manitoba fire protection, and directs readers to E. J. Zavitz for seedling programs plus government and Dominion publications for woodlot care.
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Uncle Sam
Canada
California
Teneriffe
Manitoba
Ontario
E. J. Zavitz
Toronto
Dominion Forestry Branch
Ottawa
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