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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
2
Time changes on C N R lines take effect June 24 travellers should note trains 39 and 10 will operate between Moncton and Tormentine instead of Sackville and Tormentine west bound connections shift to Moncton not Sackville and a parlor cafe car will run on these trains between St John and Tormentine with no schedule changes.
Property listing for sale or rent of the Vernon stand once owned by Daniel McDonald and occupied by William Tierney. Inquiry through J. J. Hughes & Co Limited Souris with dates July 2 4 21 23 26 28 30 for terms and particulars.
Valuable property offered by Ira Auld estate on McGill Avenue at Queen Street. Two to three acres of choice land with a heated dwelling, a large barn, wells, two poultry houses, and in good repair. If not sold by July 1, it will be offered by public auction. Benj Carter & Son Auctioneers.
The narrator moves to a small white cottage in Wellsville for the summer under medical supervision. She buys the place, plans a vegetable garden, and transforms the house with simple furnishings and cretonne curtains. Her new home signals a clear shift from her prior life to a quieter village existence.
The narrator plans a quiet return to health with Aunt Harriet and Mrs. Taylor. She offers to teach cooking on a Friday, inviting Winthrop Taylor to dine, unaware that this simple gesture marks a pivotal future meeting that will shape her life.
Sherman Rogers of New York urged Rotary delegates in St. Louis to end labor troubles by winning workers’ trust. He argued employers waste effort fighting unions while neglecting friendship, fairness and clear leadership. He cited Charles M. Schwab’s Seattle visit as proof that good leadership can dissolve long standing hostility.
Cape Town dispatch reports General Smuts urging clearer definition of the British Empire’s position as a free states grouping. He cautions a future European calamity could arise from unclear power standings and calls for consultation based on freedom and equality within the Empire.
London reports a fresh phase in ex Archdeacon Wakeford s bid to clear his name after the Privy Council ruling. A slander suit against Henry Wright proceeds in High Court with Wakeford alleging damaging statements about his life and character by clergy and associates.
June 21 Hermannstadt a city in Transylvania 160 miles northwest of Bucharest is under consideration to become the capital of Greater Rumania. Supporters say it would place the seat of government nearer Western Europe and note its modern infrastructure and amenities.
The article reports 16 000 abandoned children wandering Moscow streets amid war and Bolshevism. It describes child beggars at tram stops and railways, homeless youths, street sellers, and criminal young beggars. It notes state shelters are filthy and inadequate, with Soviet authorities cited as exploiting vagabonds via the Tcheka.
Duluth Minnesota reports May 1923 coal receipts about 1,600,000 tons and total ore and coal tonnage from head of the lakes excluding Escanaba at 5,741,791 tons. May surpasses May 1922, with only four times the prior ore tonnage. shipping activity rises after delayed navigation opening.
London dispatch reports Captain Selwyn Day, renowned mercantile marine officer and king’s ADC, criticizes Atlantic ship crews for overeating and lack of physical labor. He cites apprentice and junior officers as 40 percent physically unfit and urges physical training and practical seamanship programs over higher education emphasis.
Large clearance auction for 50 acres of land near Brack ley Point Road to be sold Saturday June 23 1923 at 1 PM with stock and farming implements including horses cows and tractors. Listed items include mare driving horse Aryshire and Guernsey cows holstein heifer and more plus binder mower rake plow seeder harrows engine thrasher wagon sleigh harness and many other articles. Terms seven months on approved notes and under ten dollars cash. Auctioneers Peter Brodie and Stanley A Prowse.
A Liberal Conservative convention will be held in Summerside, St. Pauls, on Thursday the 21st to select two candidates for the Third District in the forthcoming General elections. The polls will be headed by five delegates, with Jeremiah S. Gallant and Robt. Caeler as conveners.
Malcolm McLeod offers 160 acres of land at Colville Station for sale. The property includes 125 acres under cultivation, a good dwelling house and a new barn. Apply Mackinnon and McNeill, solicitors, Charlottetown.
Notice states Mr Archie C Ramsay of 49 Euston Street has been named the regular Rawleegh Retailer for the area west of and including both sides of Great George Street, numbers 24 49 21 31.
The Liberal Conservative Committee of Bradalbane Poll schedules a meeting on Thursday June 21 at 8 p m to appoint delegates for the upcoming convention. By order, Chairman L McDonald.
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