27 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 27, 1930
Page
1
Local timetable notes show publication details for J. M Moore and a Canadian weekly paper. Various station times list passenger and mail departures, including Sunday and holiday listings, with multiple daily periods and all times referencing Georgetown and Guelph.
Arrow Coaches of Toronto run daily and on Sundays with multiple departure times from Bay and Front. Buses head to Georgetown at 6:30 am daily and at 11 am, 2 pm, 4:30 pm, and later afternoon/evening slots on holidays and weekends. All services observe Eastern Standard Time and stop at Long's Store.
Directory entry for Georgetown Ontario listing including Leroy Dale Barrister John A Thompson Notary Dr J J Paul Dr T Paul physicians health officer Esquesing Township with office hours and phone numbers plus Dentists Watson and Heath with office hours and locations detailing Mill Street Miss Matthew’s Main & J and Lane Block locations and contact information.
A reflective poem by J. A. Edgerton urges endurance through weariness and loss. The speaker hears a clock and a guiding voice saying never give up as the world turns toward dawn and future promise.
Limehouse hosts a farewell with Rev and Mrs Kenneth MacLean receiving a purse and warm address. The assembly praised their five years of ministry and Mrs MacLean's unfailing service, pledging prayers for health and blessing as they move to Wingham. Also notes Norfolk apple crop at two thirds last year and Simcoe cold storage readiness. Aunt Hetty and Uncle Hiram joke closes.
Milton County Council meets with Warden presiding and 12 members hear reports on county roads buildings and finances. By laws for highways debentures and Gordon Home treasurer appointment read. adjourned to 7 p.m. August 19 to continue committee work and adopt by laws.
A family at a summer resort gathers for church on Sunday with seven or eight guests. Father challenges everyone to attend and say thank you for daily favors, noting most avoid worship. Within an hour they are seated in a communal pew as a response to the admonition.
The excerpt presents a poetic meditation on life’s varied paths from love of nature and work to play, friendship, and daily bread. Griffite Alexander’s lines celebrate embracing daily joys and honest effort as life’s measure.
Wheat prices advance boosting farmer hopes for a surplus disposal. Canada may probe high bread costs as wheat dips below one dollar. A Toronto radio enthusiast fined for late night noise. In September the House of Commons to see many lawyers, 70 of 245 members, with Quebec leading legal representation.
A rural editorial argues the Department of Highways should remove bold Biblical texts carved on boulders and cliffs along Ferguson Highway. It condemns turning the landscape into a spectacle and urges strict control to preserve the Northland’s natural beauty.
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