Local Georgetown Business Cards and Health Office Notice
A compact listing shows Georgetown Ontario professionals including Notary Publics ONeil Block offices and a solicitor Thomas, with contact phones 333 and 280 DE. W O Williams MD serves as Medical Officer of Health with clinic hours 1 3 and 6 8 pm and residence on Queen Street South plus appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Paul
B. T. Paul
Esquasing
Main Street
South
Presbyterian Church
DE. O. W. Williams
Georgetown
Queen BL
Mysterious prescription argued as cure for social ills
A business man and a minister on a hotel verandah discuss a bold remedy claiming to root out social ills by changing individuals not society. The minister argues prescriptions aim at human nature and a new spirit, while the businessman doubts its broad efficacy.
Public School Inspector reports progress and concerns
The Public School Inspector praises the staff and overall efficiency while noting Miss Caldwell’s class advances, Mrs Ryan’s management holding steady, and equipment needs. Sanitary improvements are under consideration as the inspector, J M Denyes, requests more discussion at a future meeting. Accidental death was the verdict gi-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollowing
Ontario
Caldwell
Nelson
Ryan
J. M. Denyes
Provisional Amendments From Dominion Inquiry Report
A standing committee of the House of Commons, after protracted inquiry into the Dominion Relations Act and the Corrupt Inquiries Act, recommended urgent amendments to the Dominion Elections Act. The report notes at least six months of work needed before enforcement and suggests transferring Returning Officer duties to the Chief Electoral Officer and replacing the voter roll system with a new enumeration method. Further less urgent changes remain under consideration.
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Stex
Uw Dolmindors
oPat
Regional election notice fragment lists towns and dates
The text shows a schedule of days with county and town names such as Essex Kent Elgin Norfolk Haldimand Welland and others. It appears to be part of a local election or event posting with dates in June and references to Wednesdays and Thursdays.
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Essex
Kent
Elgin
Norfolk
Haldimand
Welland
Linnes
Halton
Ware
Waterloo
Dufferin
Perth
Huron
Orey
Bruce
Brant
Peel
York
Ford
Wellington
Victoria
Peterborough
Lanark
Muskoka
Local News Bids Ills and Incidents Across Ontario
Acton resident Abbie Deforest was seriously injured after being struck by a new car and taken to Guelph General Hospital. Rumors circulate of a large young ladies college to be built east of Oakville on land reportedly under option. Oakville Masonic lodge announced John E. McCorkindale of Port William received a grand lodge medal for fifty years as a ruling master. Mrs Sussannah Decker, oldest woman at her birthday, celebrated at Arkell Halls with friends. Ellen Mill, widow of Albert Palmer, died at Mill Street, Milton, long-time Bilton resident and St Pauls United Church member. A scaffold collapse nearly crushed workers at Cookaville crossing. Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association to meet in London July 4–5 with publishers from across the Dominion. William P. Redmond of Bangor Maine, winner of 28 000 English Derby prize, is a railway clerk on the Hangor Vanceboro run. ticket bought in New Brunswick for 99 cents. Victor Johnston of Streetaville was injured when his car was struck by a bus near Clarkson. Highway Constable witnessed and driver was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Redmond
Bangor
Maine
Quebec
Hangor-Vanceboro
Maine Central Railroad
New Brunswick
A Lesson in Simple Addition
A morning teacher works with young pupils on basic addition. Bobby, lagging at first, finally answers that his father will have savings after four weeks and imagines a phonograph, a new suit, a wireless receiver, and new furniture as rewards.
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Bobby
Highway safety drive urges vigilance amid rising traffic
An Ontario safety push notes more cars than people on roads and cites 7 200 Ontario injury accidents in a month with 37 deaths. Officials say education and organized prevention can cut trends as tourism and increased vehicle use grow.
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Ontario
Workmen's Compensation Board
Morley
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The
Georgetown Herald
Jy. Wl. Moore
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Buriay Gelug North
Lallidaue
Norrington's
LE Boy Dale
Hing Bldg
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Ballelier
Notary Public
Ofkes
O'Neil Block
John A. Thompezon
Notary Public Ofices
Mil
Wateon
Dds
Vy. L. Heath
Lds
D.D
Lana Block
O'Neill's
Learmonth Burgess
Main
N. Ceargetown
Neilsen
Dominion Store
Realdence
Ieee Sulta
Reanlis Coant
Kelly & & A
Aiken Ne
Orangeville
Gusiph
Owen Sound
Grante
Purina Chick Growena
Purina
Srowena
Philip G. Early
Ceorcetown
W. Macfayden
Wisconsin NO
Alex L. Noble
Hydro Electric
Sed
Cal
Fisher
Pontise
Pontiac
S. W. King
M. C. Overholt
Acton
Gentral Motors OF Canada, Limited
College View
Otrmanship Guarant A. Brunton College View
D. Brill & CO
Ws Daly
Werus
Aenas
Mars
Thurulay
Cuore
Zare
Riehmelio Coffee
Dominion
Coop
You
Changys
Agricultural College
Abbie Deforest
Nassagawega
Guelph General Hospital
Young Ladies’ College
Oakville
Sussannah Decker
Nmotyeninett
Nortometxar
Arkell Halls
Ellen
Albert Palmer
Mill Street
Milton
John White
Halton County
wan @ Afelong
Bilton
St. Paul’s United Church
Bho
C.P.R. Og
Cookaville Crossing
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
London
Ont
Sth
Clarkson
Victor Johnston
Streetaville
Dradisya
Dill
Ontario Legisature
Trenauror
United States
Canada
Anes
Aho
Efarta
Highways Department
G. Howard Ferguson
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