June Bonds Freckles Sale To Help Partner
In a crowded scene, June Bonner bids on a horse named Freckles to save the pony from sale. Bedford halts the auction, proclaims Freckles hers, and plans to quit his own ambitions to support June and Freckles.
26 Feb 1919
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 26, 1919
Page
1
In a crowded scene, June Bonner bids on a horse named Freckles to save the pony from sale. Bedford halts the auction, proclaims Freckles hers, and plans to quit his own ambitions to support June and Freckles.
A large crowd gathers at Pelham street to watch Jack Bedford sell his horses at Marks stables. Bedford’s showmanship draws admiring fans as bidding heats rise, while a curious Miss Riley questions access to the yard amid spirited bidding and warnings about safety.
A science note discusses how celestial pull slightly locks and buckles earth materials tides water weight and valley shapes. It cites observations of mares on opposite sides approaching at high tide and mentions a Hindu volume describing gesture alphabets linked to emotions and deaf and dumb signaling.
The piece urges residents to back local merchants and town institutions to foster prosperity. It cautions against jealousy and discourages abandoning community enterprises for personal gain. If outsiders seek new homes here, invite them with the equal offer of mutual benefit.
Lieutenant Carey R. Warren of the 8th Division writes from Renaixt Belgium on January 26 detailing two weeks in town 20 miles east of Tourvai with 15 000 residents. Prices are high coffee 1 20 a pound boots 40 dollars child boots 80 dollars and shortages persist as Germans stripped factories. He notes slow logistics trains from Tournai and hopes to return home by April with no definite orders yet.
A stray OCR fragment discusses whether the term dollar derives from the German thaler. It mentions Germany and spelling oddities and hints at linguistic settlement before a person settles down.
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