Road debate at UFO meeting in Cookstown highlights policy
A large audience attended a U F O meeting in Cookstown last Thursday to hear Hon. F C Biggs discuss his road programme and policy. MPP Edgar Evans spoke on highways costs and maintenance while Compton Jeffs and Peter Smith addressed tariff reform and railway debt implications.
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Cookstown
Fair Grounds
F. C. Biggs
Peter Smith
James Sheehan
U.F.O
South Simcoe
Jno. Wilcox
S. Simcoe
Edgar Evans
M.P.P
Simcoe County
Upper Yonge St
Simcoe
Dufferin
Innisfil Fair a Big Success
The Innisfil fair drew about 2 000 attendees, double last year, with over 500 entries across all schools in the township. Poultry, livestock, crafts, baking, and floral displays showcased strong youth involvement and pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroud
J. J. E. McCague
Alliston
Athol Marshall
Barrie
Clearing sale and chimney safety notices mix
Classified items advertise chimney cleaning by E S Jones at 113 Maple Ave and a ladies wear sale by Simmons and Co with hats specials. J M Greene Music Store promotes a thirty day sale with Hawaiian guitar buyers receiving ten free lessons.
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Simmons & CO
J.M. Greene Music Store
J. M. Greene Music Store
Mothers prize sweepstakes and dairy milestone noted
A brief promotion from Allendale Dairy praises a winning infant and encourages future entrants. It highlights a sweepstakes prize and a silver cup, praising The Allendale Dairy Pasteurized Milk as the recommended feed from four weeks old, with proprietor L. J. Allen contact at phone 528.
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Allandale Dairy
Allandale
L. J. Allen
Barrie Bowls Win Tudhope Trophy Recapture
Barrie bowlers retook the Tudhope Trophy from Allandale by 29 shots after Peter Clark’s rink defeated A. E. Patterson’s crew 386 to 6. A. G. Walker’s side lost by one shot to Victor Knight, with Clifford Beelby, R. McBride and teammates steering Barrie to the decisive victory.
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Barrie
Allandale Club
A. G. Walker
Victor Knight
Peter Clark
A. E. Patterson
Peter
Patterson
Barrie Allandale
C. H. Beelby
R. McBride
A. G. Habbick
C. Wilson
H. J. Thompson
EE. Massey
P. T. Clark
E. Vanatter
W. Webb
W. King
J. Brunton
A. Brownlee
KE. Shear
V. Knight
Sermon by Rev. Gordon Draws Crowd at St. Andrew’s Church
Rev. Chas. W. Gordon spoke at St. Andrew’s last Sunday, challenging Canadians to relearn fundamental Christian truths and live steadfast in the work of the Lord. He urged study of faith, revival of conviction, and pride in labor as keys to national strength.
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United States
Christ
St. Andrew’s Church
General Assembly
Chas. W. Gordon
Gordon
Orillia
Central Church
Oro
Canada
Council of Industry For
Manitoba
Monument Location Decided and Armistice Day Unveiling Planned
Memorial committee minutes show the monument to be built on the west side of the Post Office Square after a vote favored the P O site. An unveiling is proposed for Armistice Day Fri Nov 11 with committees named to arrange the ceremony and handle minor location details.
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Post Office Square
McIntosh
Sprott
P.O
Dyment Gore
Gore
J. A. MacLaren
T. Beecroft
Alex. Milne
T. T. Young
F. Ross
D. M. Stewart
Reeve Coleman
Innisfil
Reeve Wattie
Vespra
Little
Dr. Sprott
Charley's Aunt Returns to the Opera House Stage
The popular comedy Charley's Aunt returns to the Opera House on Wednesday October 5. Producer William C. Grew promises a new scenic production with an excellent cast led by James W. Swift, noted as a rising comedian.
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Charley
Opera House
Wm. C. Grew
James W. Swift
Convention Unanimously Chooses W. A. Boys for Meighen Ticket
At Cookstown Ontario a large South Simcoe convention chose W. A. Boys K C M P as the standard bearer for the Meighen Government in upcoming elections. The crowd near one thousand heard the nomination pass unanimously with praise for Boys nine years of service. He rebutted attacks by Mr Biggs and defended constructive roads policy and the United Farmers rifts while predicting a hearty re election.
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Simcoe
Crerar
N.P
John A. Macdonald
John A
G.T.P
C.N.R
Canada
Peter Smit
South Simcoe
M.P.P
Evans
E. C.drury
Ontario
Oliver Mowat
James Whitney
Hearst
United States
Smith
Drury
Cookstown
W. A. Boys
K.C
M.P
Meighen
J. J. D. Banting
Robert Allingham
Essa
Thos. Goodeve
Adjala
Boys
Gordon Wilson
Biggs
Wentworth
Mr. Wilson
U.F.O
Halton
People’s Political Association
East Simcoe
United Farmers’ Progressive
Halbert
Beaverton
A. W. Roebuck
Toronto
Fowl and meat supper and Miss Topsy-Turvy show at Town Hall
Trinity Church Girl Guides announce an afternoon tea and dainties sale at Mrs D M Stewart's Blake Street on Saturday October 1 from 3 30 to 6 p m Admission 25 cents The Coming Events column lists varied community activities for early October at Midhurst and surrounding areas.
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Girl Guides
Trinity Church
D. M. Stewart
Blake St
Industrial Evening Classes Resume at Prince of Wales School
The Industrial Evening program resumes with classes at 7 30 p m on Tuesday October 4 at the Prince of Wales School. Interested joiners urged to register at the first meeting to organize promptly. An inaugural committee meeting is set for Thursday September 29 to elect officers and hire teachers.
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Prince of Wales
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HON. F. C. Biggs
S. Simcoe U. F. O
Compton Jeffs
C. B. Jeffs
South
Leitch
0.S.C
Manning Doherty
J. F. Murphy
Barrie Marble Works
May Allen
Thornton R. R
Donald Crawford
Lefroy
Otto Fisher
Belle Ewart
Marjorie Coutts
W. Allan
Lefroy R. R
Phair Gibbons
Stroud R. R
Edgar Thompson
Kenneth Jacks
Dixon Marrow
Allandale R. R
Bernice Green
John Cowan
Cecil Fell
E. S. Jones
Maple Ave
Hon. Biggs
H. C. Hocken
Sas
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