Moore in Public as Proprieter Member of Canadian Weekly
M. Moore appears in Georgetown Herald as a proprietor member of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association. The note highlights his public role and affiliation within the trade group.
03 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1930
Page
1
M. Moore appears in Georgetown Herald as a proprietor member of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association. The note highlights his public role and affiliation within the trade group.
Directory snippet lists “DIRECTORY LE SOY DALE Barrister” and Ontario offices at Mill Street. mentions licensed auctioneers for Feel and alien Prompt Service with Seliciter references. No cohesive event or narrative. appears as a fragmented listing of professionals and services.
A long fragment sketches days good and bad then shifts to Clark Whitsun finding Scouts with a red kite and radio setup near a lake. He spots danger as the kite drifts toward deadly power lines and heroically frees the cord to avert disaster.
Master Walter Scott injured when his right arm fractures at school playing bell. Ernest Thompson age three fractures his right leg while in Erin township. D E Hurren sees a deer cross field and vanish into swamp. Thomas H Murray dies after week long pneumonia at home aged fifty nine. longtime resident of the area.
Miltons say extended trip to the old country ended with a pleasant stay among relatives and friends. County Council’s last meeting notes a new assistant clerk and treasurer to earn 500 dollars yearly, to be deducted from the current clerk and treasurer. Wealth transfer likened to robbing Peter to pay Paul. Milton Heights raid by Constables Carr and McMullen noted. Kathleen Bonis charged in H P Moores court with possessing liquor without proper permit. pleads guilty and pays 106.40 dollars in fines and costs.
Windsor reports a new scam targeting female motorists. An unscrupulous man follows a woman driver in a junked car that can run. He waits for a stop light, crashes into her vehicle, then offers a fake plea and extorts fifty dollars. The scheme aims to prey on unsuspecting women and move on.
A garbled snippet hints at a conflict involving a figure named Bill and a mysterious cure. The text mentions a phone and reconciliation themes, but lacks clear events, dates, or organizations to anchor a full news summary.
The Brampton Conservator notes continued use of telephone and telegraph poles as billboards despite objections from Business Men's Association and press. Posters along Main Street last summer cluttered posts with show and dance notices, a practice seen in Georgetown and criticized as unsightly and wasteful.
Judge O'Reilly of Cornwall rules that delinquent subscribers must pay all due amounts and obtain a receipt. If paid, they may retain the newspaper at the post office and keep a record to avoid further action.
A garbled line muses that those who feel inclined to blame others would doubt themselves and fear failure, suggesting a paradox about faultfinding and self assurance.
The twelve boy sopranos of His Majesty's Savoy Chapel Choir will visit Canada for the Christmas Festival in Lucerne in Quebec and a recital at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto on December 22. They depart from Great Britain with King permission, wearing scarlet and gold Tudor attire, and will perform both sacred and secular pieces in solo, trio, and choral formats showcasing England's best youthful singers.
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