Balmer Interests Arbitration Over Oakville Bridge Damage
The Ontario Railway Board awarded the Bulmers 2200 for damages from highway bridge construction at Oakville after witnesses testified for Balmer interests and the highway commission. The case, heard before Frey Communion and the Appellate Court, was confirmed Monday, including compensation for 50 feet of land widened west of the Sixteen River detour during construction.
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Balmer
Ontario Railway Board
Oakville
Highway Commission
Bulmers
C. A .Bulmer and Limited
Frey Communion
Railway Board
Srar
Halton County Council Meets in Milton Highlights Grants and Debentures
At a Tuesday Milton meeting Warden Blain chairs a Halton County Council session approving high school grants for Oakville Waterdown Streetsville Brampton and Georgetown with various amounts listed. A dispute over arrears and a debenture to fund cement road north of Oakville followed. The annual Halton County LOL session was held in Milton with officers named.
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Milton
Blain
Run
Oakville
Waterdown
Streetsville
Brampton
Georgetown
H. L. Hutt
Oskville
Reginald Hore
Trafalgar
Aon
Moore
Acton
Halton
L.O.L
Op Or
Sentences and Singers: Brockville Chooses Women Officials
Readable fragments report Brockville appointing Mrs. Pearl Whiting as assessor and Miss Adella Whiting as treasurer marking first women officials in the township. Other items note a 102 year old Guelph resident Mary Carruthers death, a 10 year Auburn prison sentence for Fred Downer, and local notes on hops, honey, liquor dispensaries, Ontario police ranks, and rabies control.
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Fred Downer
Syracuse
Auburn
William L. Barnum
Brockvile
Pearl Whiting
Kiley
Adella Whiting
Tts
Guelph
Mary Carruthers
Chas. Robertson
Prohibition Publicity Bureau Member Noted in Toronto
Mm J. M. Denyes joins the prohibition publicity bureau organized at Toronto last week. Trafalgar council appoints two assessors Anson Patterson and Robt. Appellee. auditors reappointed. Murray S. Sproat excels in St. Michael's Hospital after an operation. Edith Galbraith recovering from appendicitis after surgery at Ste Marie Ont. Clements & Co. buy out J. W. Kennedy & Son's Georgetown hardware business. Chris Graham to run Georgetown branch. Anglican clerical moves include Canon Smith from Fort Erie to St Jude's Oakville and Rev. Burt from Niagara Falls to Fort Erie.
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J. M. Denyes
Prohibition Publicity Bureau
Toronto
T. Harris
Bank of Commerce
Newstead
S R. Bews
Trafalgar Council
Anson Patterson
West Side
Robt. Appellee
East Side
R. E. Hall
John A. Hardy
Murray S. Sproat
St. Michael’s Hospital
Dr. Telfer
Edith Galbraith
Ste. Marie
Ont
Daventry
England
Buenos Aires
S.A
Daily Star
Canon Smith
Fort Erie
St. Jude's Church
Oakville
Wm. Burt
Niagars 'Falls
Percival Mays
Georgetown
Niagara Falls
H. G. L. Raugh
Acton
Bartonville
Nine Thousand Dollar Giveaway In Ontario to 150 Winners
The Toronto Mail and Empire plans a record prize in a no-cost contest offering $9,000 to 150 winners. The promotion promotes happiness as a byproduct of entering the B-Word Picture Puzzle Game in The Herald. Also notes the estate of Dr. Richard G. McLaughlin left $134,862 with multiple heirs and charitable bequests split between Sick Kids Hospital and the Upper Canada Bible Society.
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Ontario
Toronto Mail
iEmpire
Mnxt
Mail and Empire
the Herald
Richard G. McLaughlin
Toronto
College Street
Henry Harbor
Mra
Sarah
Hospital For
Upper Canada Bible Society
Ontario Clergymen Urge Prohibition And Debt Duty
An Ontario pastor derides Ave-cent as devilish and notes fourteen coins dropped in a church plate. Father Maloney of Walkerton condemns debt dodging. Prohibitionists in Toronto favor a ten member committee to run a straight prohibition candidate if needed. The Farmers’ Sun endorses province wide abstention or sale ban and warns on accessible liquor routes. The Kitchener Record laments a St Thomas dance warning against pocket Gask and bad manners.
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Ontario
Ave-cent. Coms
Jaervica
Massey Hall
Toronto
Ontario Prohibition Union
Casea
Ecanlidate
THE
Farmers' Sun
Kitchener Record
St. Thomas
The Blessing of a Noble Influence
A passage reflecting on how blessing comes not from acts or gifts but from the steady inward life. Some people radiate encouragement by presence, lifting others to face toil, care, and hopeful belief in noble achievement and shared victory beyond immediate kindness.
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Samuel Johnson
Divorce Applications Grow in Parliament Session
One hundred twelve divorce applications surface for this session with forty eight by husbands and sixty four by wives. Ontario accounts for most filings, with eleven from Quebec and one from British Columbia. A senate divorce committee met to elect a chairman, and cases will begin soon. The Ontario Temperance Act amendment imposes stricter penalties for liquor sales, with first offences carrying fines up to two thousand dollars and possible imprisonment from one to six months. The change took effect last May and has seen no convicted violator escape imprisonment for a first offence.
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Ontario
Quebec
British Columbia
The
Senate
Band Becomes Home For Markdale Girls In Beginners Class
Markdale Citizens Band under Bandmaster Perkins trains a large class of beginners including a dozen or more girls making solid progress. The Brampton Citizens Band's retiring bandmaster W. B. Downs, bound for Renfrew, was surprised by the group at Jas Algie’s home with a gift lamp presented by W. M. Reid and P. Harmsworth.
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Markdale Standard
Perkins
Citizens’ Band
W. B. Downs
Brampton Citizens’ Band
Renfrew
Jas. Algie
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Georgetown Herald
Pabtither Pred Letor
Member
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
U.N.R
Uing East
Passeng
Pasnecker
Paasenger
Acm North
Canadian National Electric
Maurnage
Toronto Suburban Railway
Terein
Hilton, Wallbridge & Dale
Kennedy
le Roy Dale
Gtice
H. G. Meir
Mill St
Clarence H. Wiggins
Qnweill Block
Telefhone
T. N. Marcellus
Ofice Mours
Ofce
Main Street
Presbyterian Church
DE. C. F. W. Ross
Mill Stree
Grace Hospital
DE. CO
Queen Street South
O'Neill E Carriage Factory
Yourr
M. Toto
A. Bailey
Mev. Smith's
Queen St
John McDonald
Lilian Gart
Western Canada Flour Mills CO
Ted
Froen
ST Oh
Ford Garage
Ford
H. A. Coxe
Brown’s Garage
E. A. Benham
Georgetown Creamery
Erwing Goldham’s Meat Market
Beacon
Canadian Bank OF Commerce
Revere Fond
L. Thompson
A. B. Willson
Jeweller
Nent
Meethibbon
Sieger and Raymond
Eversharp
Ned
ROSE
Weedon
Sue
Forster
Regal City
Neilsen
Swift
John and
Victoria Te
Phona i
Hughey McDonald
A. Williams
Mgr
H. G. L Baugh
Sw Alban’s
John A. Moffat
Jean and
Lizzie
Richmond Hill
Laura Murray
Sauday
Lottie E. Speight
Moorecroft
David Roszell
Abernethy
D. Taylor
Knox Church
Baptist Church
Andrew Samre
Bra
Mary Vannatter
Georgestown
Wm J. Young
Erin Township
D. H. Young
A. C. Qewast
RE. Zimmmerman
Alberta
Flesherton
Reginald Boyd
John Colgan
Galt
Dominion Railway Board
Detroit
Frank Melville
Williams
Sergeant Melville
Gardiner
Grand Valley
Godfrey
Kemptville
Dominion Experimental Farms
Father Maloney
Walkerton
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