Central Guardian Whist and Auction Forties Sale Candy
An item notes a forties and sale of candy at Rosary Hall tonight with tickets priced at 25 cents. Also lists 1860 sexagesima Sunday events on February 23 at St John’s Milton and St Mark’s Rustico with prayers and preachers. Bradalbane United Church charges for Sunday February 23 outline services by Rev Thomas Palethorpe.
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Rosary Hall
St. John’s
St. Mark’s
Rustica
C. F. Johnson
Bradalbane United Church OF Canada
Pleasant Valley
Granville
Bradalbane
Thos. Palethorpe
Tibet lecture and community notices in King’s magazine
The notice lists a Tibet illustrated lecture by Rev. W. L. Outhouse BA on Thursday February 20 with illustrated songs and a quartet. It also records a bequest of 300 to several charities including the Salvation Army and Y M C A. Funeral details for Benj Shepherd, institute activities at True Blue W T I, and reports from King’s College Halifax debates and local women’s institutes with social events and donations.
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Salvation Army Cimtadel
W. L. Outhouse
Tibet
True Blue
W. TI
J. S. MacLeod
M. Cutcliffe
S. M. Daniel
King’s College
King's College
Halifax
Messrs
W. S. MacNutt
J. E. Andrew
Charlottetown
J. H. Britain
Haliburton Club
Robert Hogg
W. G. Hogg
Brighton
Mt. Albion Women's Institute
Spurgeon Jenkins
Proper calf care builds a better milking heifer
The article urges consistent feeding from birth through growth, warning against early neglect and under feeding after six months. It stresses that proper bone and muscle development, aided by bulky feed and adequate protein, improves future milk yield and profitability.
Shifting Difficulties on Uphill Drives
The article explains drivers struggle shifting from high to second gear on hills. It notes doing so before the hill helps, but pride leads to late shifts causing engine strain and loud clatters. It outlines precise clutch and rpm steps to complete the uphill gear change efficiently.
Personal notes. Mr J J Hornby visits Moncton N B
Personal items report Mr J J Hornby has gone on a visit to Moncton New Brunswick. Mrs Ernest Jenkins wife of Bailiff Jenkins is a patient in Prince Edward Island Hospital and is reported to be improving. Mrs Hibbert H Tremere of Hampshire is spending a few days in the city with her mother Mrs Annie Bell who is very 4.
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J. E. Monaghan
City Hospital
Ernest Ings
Vernon
H. A. Jenkins
Hazelbrook Womens Institute
Jenkins
Joshua Ballem
J. J. Hornby
Moncton, N. B
Ernest Jenkins
Prince Edward Island Hospital
Honor Roll at North Tryon School January
North Tryon School publishes January honor roll with a list by grades New names include Eulalie McInnis Leah Lord and Ma bel McInnis in Grade VIII and Jean Muirhead in Grade VIII also. Perfect attendance recorded for multiple students including Eulalie and Mabel McInnis Bernice Dixon and Vance Dixon. Weather notes show daily tides and moon phase for Summerside and Charlottetown.
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North Tryon School
Eulalie McInnis
Leah Lord
Mabel McInnis
Jean Muirhead
Marjorie Muirhead
Cicely Leard
Ernest Lord
Vance Dixon
Bernice Dixon
Mary Gillis
Jessie Leard
Muriel Dawson
Leila Lefurgey
Velda Delaney
Mildred Lefurgey
Arthur Thompson
Bertram Thompson
Doris Delaney
Alex Dawson
Eulalie
Mabel
McInnis
Bernice
Vance
Sheldon Dixon
Helen Lord
Jessie Lord
Cicely
Myrtle Callbeck
Arthur
Lillian Thompson
Jeannette MacVittie
In Memoriam Neill MacInnis Funeral in Orwell
The funeral for Neil MacInnis, who died at his Orwell home on January 18 1930, was held January 23 with services by Rev. Pierce. The brother Masons conducted the burial. He leaves a wife four daughters two sons five sisters and four brothers. Floral tributes were many and pallbearers were fellow Masons. He was a builder and held posts in Prince Rupert and London B C.
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Neil MacInnis
Orwell
St. Andrew's Church
Pierce
Maciinnis
MacInnis
Western Canada
Prince Rupert
B. Columbia
London
Violet
Elsie
Hamilton
Ont
Goldie
Woode
Harold
Roston
Boston
Wm. Jenkins
Wm. Greenwood
A. A. J. McLeod
John Huntley
Truemah Jenkins
Wilfred McLean
Public Forum notes on North American transport and taxes
In this excerpt the columnist cites Windsor Detroit bridge openings and traffic flows across Chicago and Los Angeles. It cites farmers near South Bend Indiana and a 316 acre Nebraska farm paying taxes, plus Illinois as a rich farming state with a large Chicago population. The piece ends with a San Diego byline from Hi D McEwen.
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Syracuse
Rochester
Ontario
Windsor
Detroit
Prince, Edward Island
Michigan
South Bend
Indiana
Middle West
Nebraska
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Frisco
Los Angeles
Illinois
Canada
Clinton
Iowa
DeWitt
America
Lincoln Way
Omaha
Towa
D. McEwen
Farmers Boy Remarks on Mr Lea and Milk Shortage
A farmers boy writes that Mr Lea, a city agriculture figure, overreached in claiming farmers could avert milk shortages by sowing more green feed. He recalls dry spells after haymaking, pasture losses, early harvests, and cows fed hay, arguing Lea’s town perspective overlooks rural realities.
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Lea
Mr.Lea
Montreal stock exchange market report and US newsprint figures
Market reports from Green Shields to Stewart Jones and Co. list closing prices for Abitibi, Canada Cement, Imperial Oil, and others on Feb 19 1930. The article also cites US imports of newsprint for 1929 showing Canada supplying about 90 percent of US newsprint, European shipments dropping, and Newfoundland contributions. It discusses copper stock outlook, with Mr L Volgestein predicting normal copper stocks by midsummer and a potential price drop forthcoming. It notes oil market uncertainties in the US and possible crude import taxation considerations impacting Imperial Oil and related refiners.
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Greenshields & Co
Montreal
Stewart Jones & Co
Great George Street
Charlottetown
United States
Europe
Canada
Newfoundland
International Paper and Power Co
Corner Brook
L. Volgestein
American Metal Company
Volgestein
Noth
South America
East
Ihereby
Dominion
Imperial Ol
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India
Asia
Desert
San Francisco
iYew Rs
TON
Ang
Scotland Yard
Silly Symphony
Central Guardian
J.verner Moore
Crapaud
M. M. Campbell
Borden
P. E. Island Motor League
William A. Weeks
British and Foreign Bible Society
Prince Edward Island
Salvation Army
Y. M. C. Association
Dorcas Society of Trinity Church
Benj. Shepherd
Victoria Ave
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Father McCormick
Father McGreer
Michael Curran
Daniel Smith
James Trainor
Michael Hennessey
Earnest Reagan
Patrick Murphy
East Royalty
Hazelbrook and Vicinity
Hazelbrook Women's Institute
J. C. Wood
Creed
Old
Kentucky
Pope Noy
Japer
Genevieve
Fred Trowsdale
Ings
Kent Jones
Julia Myers
Trowsdale
W. T. Coady
Helen Chandler
Iona
Mrs. W. A. Chandler
Alvin Myers
Argyle Shore
James Rankin
Bethel
Mt. Mellick
Master Stanton Jenkins
Millview
Hazelbrook
Julia Carver
Mr. Albion
City
Boswell Jenkins
Filton Rayner
Alma Rayner
Preston Wood
John Pippy
Wylie Gibson
Marshfield
J. A. Drake
Hazelbrook School
Edward McPhail
Tomorow
Memoriam
Minard
Yi Inpaua
the Public Forum
Charlottetown Guardian
San Diego
Nature
Cael
Montreal Stock Exchange
Abitibi
Alberta Pacific Grain
Aldeblos
B.C. Power
Sereees
Canada Cement
Canada Power and Paper
Canada Brewing
Pieieet
TK Dominion Bridge
Esses
Fraser Company
General Steel
S Steel of Canada
Simons
Wayagamack
Iseiy Cease Home Oil
Imperial Oil
International Nickel
International Petroleum
Massey Harris
Eenee
Montreal Power
McColl Frontenac
National Breweries
National Steel Car
Canada Maling
Sense
Dominion Tar
Esses Ey
Noranda
Vss
Aes
Power Corporation
Ess
Quebec Power
Shawinigan
Steel of Canada
New York
American Can
Alleghany
Coors Anaconda
Bendix Aviation
Sessers Consolidated Gas
Sie Caves International Harvester
Kennecott Copper
Paramount Players Lasky
Poor & Co. Be
Vevee Penick & Ford
Niagara Hudson Power
Radio
Standard Oil of New Tatsey
Sterling Securities
Wee
Willys Overland
Montgomery Ward
Eeden
General Motors
Sorel Bt
Bank of Nova Scotia
Bank of Montreal
Bank of Commerce
Royal Bank
Market Review
Washington
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