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The notice outlines Wednesday publication, advance subscription, three month minimum contracts, per line pricing for first and subsequent weeks, social notices with line limits, and admission-fee notices charged at standard rates. It identifies Pransient Advertising Inc as the agent and lists editor and manager as contacts.
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Christmas Candies Stocked with Large Assortment
The store announces a large selection of fresh candies for the Christmas trade. Mixed chocolates are 5 cents per pound, with 25 flavors available, undercutting rivals at 6 1/4 cents per pound.
Miss Frazer Receives Handome Chair From Junior Class
The Presbyterian church junior Bible class held an Orange ball at which Miss Frazer, the teacher, was surprised with a handsome easy chair and an accompanying address. The event featured music recitations and dialogues, with refreshments served by class members.
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Presbyterian Church
Frazer
Het
Fraser
Community council minutes reveal grants and expenses in Oak River area
A local council meeting records payments to individuals and groups, including drainage work and indemnities. It notes committee appointments, itemized accounts, and a request to aid road construction toward Pettapiece station, with transfers and transfers approved.
Local trades shift as farms change hands amid grain demand
John Craig occupies the butcher shop while railway workers build a grain platform and rebuild the Salt Lake bridge. John Roberts opens a general store beside the Cosmopolitan hotel. Business suffers from lack of cars to ship grain and farmers offer large grain supply. Local farms change hands with prices near 2200 to 3000 dollars for half sections.
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Salt Lake Bridge
John Roberts
MclIntyre
James Campbell
Christmas program at Eden school honors Miss Hill
The year ends with a decorated classroom and a Christmas tree. Miss Hill receives a glove case and a dressing case from the scholars as thanks for her work. Mr G Y Rankin presides as the program includes music, dialogues, and recitations followed by refreshments. All sing God be With You Till We Meet Again and wish Miss Hill well in Eden.
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Miss Hill
Lts
G. Y. Rankin
Eden
Local Death and Ontario Home Return Marks Town News
The town mourns A. D. McLeod who died Tuesday December 6. His remains go to Owen Sound Ontario with Mrs McLeod. Councillor D Rowan is re elected in Minota ward by five votes. Excursionists include Mr Reynolis Mrs and Miss Eason. Cosgrove Company sparked hall discontent last Thursday while Gitana Concert drew a full house with praise for violin and elocution. A Christmas tree and concert arrive December 26 at 8 p.m. at the Methodist church.
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Gilad
North American Life
A. D. Mc- Leod
Mc- Leod
Owen Sound
Ont
Miniota
D. Rowan
Dno. Reynolis
Miss Eason
Chalmers
Teacher as Friend and Guide in Youth
A group of youths express gratitude to their teacher, praising the guidance and deep scriptural study they receive. They acknowledge the teacher as both mentor and friend, noting his broad understanding and sympathetic care for their welfare and growth.
Council Minutes and By law Introduction in December Meeting
The council met December 18 1991 with members Henry Smyth Cardale and Winston Reeve as chair. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved as read. Communications from Dr Kirk and Mrs C Henry regarding accounts for Kirkets Gene family were read. By law No 189 was introduced for first and second reading.
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Oak River
Kidd
Agricultural Society
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Ross
Hallett
Skidd
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R. C. Cochrane
Reeve
E. Henry
W. Smyth
W. W. Hays
John Cardale
Chas. Winston
Chas. Henry
Kirschbaum
Kirk
John Cardaie
Henry Smyth
Finance Committee
Henry —Smyth
S.J. Kirk
Cardal Winston
George Patridge
Smyth
Cardale
Winston
Cardaule
C. Henry
Kirdets Gene
Viveen
Cordwood Bids Requested By January 1908 In Edia Area
Public notice calls for bids on cords or more of cordwood to be cut split and delivered. Details refer to Wm PROWSE M D and Irw Miniota with a deadline for submissions up to January 1908.
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Ted
Irw
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