Thos E Ross Nominated by UFO in North Simcoe
Thos E Ross of Guthrie won the UFO riding nomination at a Stayner convention drawing about 150 delegates and many supporters. Agnes McPhail, the only outside speaker, urged farmers to control parliament and resist high protective tariffs while stressing rural prosperity and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. E. Ross
Guthrie
U.f.co
North Simcoe
Stayner
U.F.O
Labor
Labor Party
Dick Baker
R. G. Birkett
A. J. F. Sullivan
Canada
Burnaby
Agnes McPhail
York Co
Grey
J. J. Morrison
Hon. E. C. Drury
W. L. Smith
Drury
Queen’s Park
Mackenzie King
United States
Dominion
Miss McPhail
Midland Labor Breaks With UFO at East Simcoe Convention
Confusion marked the opening of the UFO Labour and Soldier nomination convention in Midland. Farmers refused a non-farmer candidate, while Labour and Soldier delegates largely remained, leading to a split vote and a close ballot between Dutton and Swindle. Swindle advocated tariff revision and favorable terms for returned soldiers within a flexible eight hour framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.F.O., Labor and Soldier
East Simcoe
Midland
Midland Labor and Soldier
Manley Chew
Farmer
U.F.O
Johnston
Model Theatre
Reeve Dutton
Tay
Kennedy
Midland Trades and Labor Council
Dutton
Mr. Dutton
Labor
Soldier
J. B. Johnston
M.P.P
Sergt. Ball
Orillia
James Mercer
G. H. Murdoch
M. P.P
Sergi. Ball
Frank Foster
Thos. Swindle
W. L. Smith
Walter Powell
Thos. Maguire
Reeve
James Stewart
Victoria Harbor
Thos
Swindle
North Orillia
Thos. Rankin
Tiny
A. E. Ball
F. W. Foster
Messrs
Rankin
Horticultural Society offers bulbs and garden plants
Hints to buyers advertise hyacinths and tulips for a dollar to members of the Horticultural Society. Bulbs now available at 40 to 41 cents. Also ads for paints, wall papers, window shades and chimney cleaning services. Special sale at J M Greene Music Store with ten free lessons for October Hawaiian guitar buyers.
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Horticultural Society
C. W. Flynn’s
J.M. Greene Music Store
J. M. Greene Music Store
Runaway Horse Ravages Dunlop Street Scene
Sylvester Tracy of Angus, while buying oil at Ottons, held the lines as a frightened horse bolted. The animal dragged a wagon, snapped a buggy shaft, dodged pedestrians, and halted near Robertson’s drug store after a wild chase. No injuries reported.
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Dunlop St
Sylvester Tracy
Angus
Otton’s Hardware
Owen St
Robertson’s Drug Store
Currie Named Liberal Conservative Candidate At North Simcoe Meeting
A packed Town Hall in Stayner hosted North Simcoe Liberal-Conservative delegates. Col John A Currie accepted re nomination, vowed to fight for reelection under Meighen government, and warned of a December 8 election with potential rivals including Mayor Holden and possible UFO candidates. Currie urged voter registration and active organization as 1200 women voters loom.
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Meighen
Col. Currie
John A. Currie
Miss Wiggins
Wiggins
Ontario
E. C. Drury
Holden
Collingwood
U.F.O
Canada
Europe
Germany
France
Russia
Fielding
United States
States
Flo
Railway Commission
Mrs Allan Dies After Car Collision at Walkerville
Mrs John Allan second daughter of the late Mr and Mrs John Rose of Strathmore Bradford was killed by a car in Walkerville last Wednesday September 28. She died two hours after the accident while visiting her son and walking with her daughter Mrs Arch Allan. A Sandwich driver, travelling fast, struck her as she crossed the street. She was in her eightieth year and well known in Barrie through visits to her niece Mrs Dr Little.
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John Allan
John Rose
Strathmore
Bradford
Walkerville
Arch, Allan
Sandwich
Caledonia Lodge Celebrates Semi-Centennial In Midland
Midland hosts Caledonia Lodge A F and A M semi centennial with Alex Cowan Dr Sprott H E Jory and W N Duff in attendance. John Nettleton of Collingwood was remembered as the first W M. Seven descendants presented a commemorative photograph to the lodge. The Grand Master gifted 2500 to St Andrew's Hospital Midland to endow a cot in perpetuity.
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Midland
Fife and Drum Band Draws Still More Boys
The group rehearses every Friday night with thirty active members and a waiting list. Funds are needed to finance the band and donations will be accepted by secretary T. T. Young for use in supporting the project.
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T. T. Young
Parry Sound builder buys Cundles property and garden
David Gillespie of Parry Sound has purchased Robt Poole's house and five acre market garden at Cundles. He runs a planing mill in Parry Sound for thirty years and also worked as a builder and contractor. He plans to erect a modern house on the site.
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David Gillespie
Parry Sound
Robt. Poole
Cundles
Gillespie
Organ sale at half value with terms from J M Greene Music
A notice from J M Greene Music Co offers slightly used organs for under half price. Buyers pay 7 dollars cash and 5 dollars monthly, with the company covering all cartage and freight.
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J. M. Greene Music Co
Short Ottawa council meeting approves minor items
Town Council spent one hour on Monday night, the shortest meeting since holidays. Bell Telephone sought rate increases, a War Memorial bylaw was planned, and street paving facts were presented. Fire chief urged hydrant safety rules and salary raise for his position. several residents requested street lights.
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Bell Telephone Co
A. B. Redfern
John F. Murphy
Donald
Boys Streets
Bell Telephone Company
Ontario Municipal Association
Railway Board
Ottawa
Grand Trunk Railway
Percy E. Scanlon
Jas. Shrubsole
Community church notices announce events and anniversary
The Ladies Aid of Collier Street Methodist Church hosts an old fashioned Thanksgiving supper on November 7 with a program to follow. Central Methodist Church convenes a fall anniversary on Sunday next October 9 with services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. S. W. Dean will preach at both services and the choir provides music. Everyone welcome.
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Collier St. Methodist Church
Central Methodist Church
S. W. Dean
General Conference
Scientific palmistry reading by a renowned palmist
Here Thursday Oct. 6 readers can have hands read by a scientific lady palmist. She has examined hundreds including Marconi Laurier Bernhardt at Sinieve House room 32. Hours 10 to 12, 2 to 5, 7 to 9. Terms one dollar.
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Marconi, Laurier
Bernhardt
Sinieve House
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U.F.C
Stayner’s Welcome
Baker
Alex. Graham
A. A. Bell
James Martin
New Lowell
F. Comartin
Oscar Bates
John Mulroy
Henry Wanless
Isaac Scott
Creemore
F. E. Webster
D. A. Vancise
A. Brownridge
Nottawasaga
Donald Buie
B. Petch
Jamieson
C. Coldshaw
West Simcoe
Howard Bertram
Amos Train
T. Swindle
Ed. Dutton
E. S. Jones
Maple Ave
C. W. Flynn
Col
J. A. Currie
John
Fergie
Sunnidale
Dr. Murphy
George Leach
Duntroon
Riding
R. EK. Fair
W. J. Craven
John Hewson
Andrew Hicks
Fife and Drum Band
Council
Water and Light Committee
Waterworks Commission
the Horticultural Society