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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 27, 1933
Page
3
Local notes describe purchases from W. O. Breeniridgs list, a Gregory Bene event, and New Year concerts with attendees enjoying music and dancing. Headlines mention a jewel window theft at Hinton's Jewelry Store and a cement path damage incident, plus a house notice for a sale by Mire Peller Go.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and figures connected to a school fund drive or war bond issue. The readable items include percentages such as 4 percent and 63 percent, with several personal names and initials, suggesting a multi entry notice or ledger extract from a wartime school fundraising record.
The Limehouse/On Shonday week featured Christmas and New Year gatherings with families visiting in Toronto and Limehouse. A marriage occurred in Limehouse as Rev Dr A L Howard officiated, with the bride in brown velvet lace and a return home to celebrate with friends.
Readers in the town recount Christmas visits from Detroit Windsor Toronto and Hamilton residents. A community toy drive led by the AMM distributed gifts to over twenty families, with thanks to Junior Wedes and Heats for continuing the toy shop work.
The Georgetown Citizens group under BR. Whatling ABM. reports a Prosperous New Year and notes activity in a local shop scene. The text references tasting repairs and a town contribution, with unclear details on responsibility for a recent incident.
The document surveys Canada’s 1936 outlook with notes on federal provincial and municipal debt rising, calls for monetary reform and a Central Bank, and debates over marketing boards and a wheat board. It predicts elections in several provinces, federal session debates, and plans for public works to revive trade and employment amid deficits.
Executors of the estates of William Nodwell and Villariannne Bailey announce a public auction in Georgetown Ontario on January 6 1834 at 3 pm. Real estate includes Town lot PR on Charles Street with an 8 room semi bungalow. Household goods listed include silver, china, stove, furniture and utensils. Ten percent deposit on real estate with balance in fifteen days. Auction conducted by Leroy Dale solicitor for the executors. Dated December 13 1938 Georgetown Ontario.
Practical notes for sheep and poultry farmers in Ontario. Topics include turnip feeding for lambs and breeding, egg production and feed costs, health measures for poultry, soybean meal as fertilizer and feed, soybean and corn crop guidance, fish crop value, apple exports to the UK, tobacco exports, and farm loan statistics under provincial programs and the Canada United Kingdom trade agreement.
The farmer must secure lading from the trucker who hauls his cattle to ensure loss prevention and avoid misplacement of stock. The trucker bears responsibility for returning the farmer’s money if cattle are not delivered or misrouted. Open competition at Block Yards may be affected by these arrangements.
A mixed report notes cargo shipments and production figures in 1933 with 1922 comparisons, details on rail routes to Montreal and Vancouver, and a plan for beautifying Dorchester Street in Montreal. It also mentions two University of Montreal scholarships for CPR employees, regulatory training for Ontario barbers and hairdressers, and a Toronto arbitration meeting at the Royal York hotel.
An aged notice advertises maple hardwood wood for sale at fair prices. Orders can be placed through A Hume or A Livingstone and phones are attended to promptly.
Readable fragments describe a pledge contact and a name jumble. The text mentions a phone call and a test unrelated to specific events. The readable items suggest a personal or internal communication rather than a public notice.
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