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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1938
Page
5
The piece asserts unwavering faith despite losses, likening belief to a steadfast ship at sea. It explores a farmer’s uncertain year, describing him as his own manager and board of directors, buying and selling, taking risks yet persisting regardless of prospects.
A farmer continues efforts despite fading business conditions and potential delays. He has repaired machinery, secured cash, and plans to plant as weather and season permit, wary of a possible storm that could ruin crops.
A bustling exhortation to consult advertisements before any purchase or trip. The piece extols ads in this paper as a time saving, budget guarding guide that helps readers avoid false steps and stretch their dollars across all needs and amusements.
A brief urging advertisers to invest in clear map reading and navigation tools to avoid costly misdirections. It emphasizes accurate routing, strategic placement, and optimized spend for campaigns. The piece underscores practical steps over vague branding.
Prime Minister King said Canada would not commit to war duties or neutrality and urged informed restraint. He defended relations with Britain and the empire, noted sanctions limits of the League, and outlined Canada’s export bans to Spain and stance on China Japan talks. Opposition leader Bennett supported not forcing war and emphasized imperial ties and 1926 commonwealth declarations. Rail unification discussions also surfaced, with CPR urging savings via unification but uncertain path ahead.
John D Patterson of Don Head Farms near Richmond Hill opens his spacious acres for the Ontario Sheep Breeders Field Day on June 4. Visitors will see top Southdown sheep and an Aberdeen Anguss herd, plus lunch, baseball diamonds, horseshoes, and children races starting at 1 am.
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