There Is a Place for the Boys in Every Home
Rev. R. R. Hare warns that boys stray when homes and streets tempt with glittering vice. If homes fail to offer a wholesome haven, boys will seek a place in the street where temptations and heartaches begin. The piece urges parents to create a virtuous, welcoming environment to curb wanderings and preserve boyhood.
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Rev
R. R. Hare
Norval
Local Social Roundup Notes Visits in Grand Valley and Toronto
Mr T McClure spent Monday with friends in Grand Valley. Mr G Graham visited Mr and Mrs D H McClure on Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Nickall of Lakehouse spent last week, and attended the Toronto Winter Show for a day.
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T. McClure
Grand Valley
G. Graham
Yohn—Nickall
Laehhouse
Toronto
Property Transfer and Local Socials Mentioned in Notices
Thomas W. Salmon buys the north east half of lot nine from William Teeter of Belfountain. T J Bingham and daughter Maud of North Bay visited Mrs. Bi at Mr Ian cy’s home. T Bingham spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W Delaney. Dr and Mrs Hutchinson of Brampton visited Mr and Mrs W Holl.
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W. B. Salmon
Belfountain
T. J. Bingham
Maud
North Bay
Bingham
W. Delaney
Shoe factory expands output to meet rising orders
The factory now turns out 400 pairs daily and plans to raise to 600 to keep up with orders. Mr W K Near bought the late G A McDonald property on Young Street and moves from Churchill after thirty years. A Miss Violet Laird of Georgetown visited Mrs E Hoffman and attended the Girls Work Convention.
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W. K. Near
G. & A McDonald
Young Street
Near Ar
Churchill
Misa Violet Laird
Geotown
E. Hoffman
Mise Prairie Maguire
Norval
D-H. Lindeau
Vanostter
Bingham
Georgetown
Robert Bennett
Lake Avenue
Acton
Free Press
Soybeans Grow On Ontario Farms Amid Research Efforts
The Ontario Department of Agriculture reports soybeans can be grown in southern Ontario and the Niagara Peninsula with inoculation for nitrogen fixation. Guelph trials since 1894 show several promising varieties, including O. C. No. 211, Ito San, Minnesota No. 167, Early Brown, and Early Yellow, with drills preferred over broadcasting and about 0.75 bushel per acre for seed.
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Ontario
Nisgara Peninsula
Guelph
Orient
Ito San
Minnesota
Union Co-operative
C. A C
Systematic Field Arrangemnt for Old Farms in Transition
L Stevenson argues old farms require modernization through systematic field layouts, drainage, and rebuilt fences to make every foot productive. He notes time and investment needed to clear piles, drains, and adapt buildings to align with modern farm plans, reducing labor. Marl, a soil amendment mix of limestone and clay, is praised as a superior fertiliser for sandy lands and readily available in Ontario for annual applications.
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L. Stevenson
Toronto
Ontario
Mexico
Vermillion Crossing
Oote
Tortous
Vermillion Pass
Kootenay
Kootenay Crossing
Columbia
Sinclair Pass
Vermillion
Emerald Lake
Summit Lake
Pure-Bred Hogs Prove More Profitable for Farmers
An agricultural note argues that pure-bred hogs outperform scrub and razorback types in profitability and feed efficiency. It claims the finest hog yields better market prices, reducing labor needs and easing home workloads.
Rural mail boxes must be plainly painted with owner name
Notices go out to box holders requiring the name on one side of each rural mailbox to aid mail delivery. The Post Office Department emphasizes compliance as beneficial to all, stating no farmer has an excuse to ignore the rule.
L. Robertson Plant Seeks 200000 Bond Financing
One of Hajton County's largest manufacturers, the L. Robertson Manufacturing Co. of Milton, expanding to meet rising business. In the past year over 5000 tons of steel and brass were converted into nails wires rivets and more. The firm sells 7 percent 20 year sinking fund gold bonds to Halton County residents directly to fund the expansion.
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Hajton County
L. Robertson Manufacturing Co. Lttd
Milton
Itus
Noto
Inet
Robertson
Ing
Halton County
Callec
Estate of Robert There To Be Sold At Auction
The executors of the estate of Benjamin Petch offer fifty acres more or less in Esquesing Township Halon County for sale by auction. A two storey stone house and barn on the premises are subject to a two year lease. Purchase money payable now with balance due within fifteen days after sale. Details from DeRoy town Goth Souchor and Logan, executors.
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Robert
Esquesing
Halon
Northwestern Railway Company
Ae Fonowes Ees Cent
DeRoy
Town
Goth
Souchor
Cone
Amace
Logan
Benjamin Petch
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