Crown lands offer cheap summer retreat options in Ontario
Outdoor Life editor Pete McGillen explains Crown lands in Ontario exist as undeveloped parcels not yet sold or leased. He guides readers through district offices, maps, deposits, surveys, and the 18 month building requirement to obtain title. Americans and natives may purchase and some islands or islands at $45 per acre exist.
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Pete McGillen
Outdoors Life
Toronto Telegram
Ontario
Department of Lands and Forests
Department of Highways
Haliburton
Trent District
Lindsay
Tweed
O’ Lakes
Peterboro
Victoria
Hastings
Frontenac
Nipissing
Fort Francig
Toronto
Wreaeso
Flitt and Friends Rescue Gertrude from Sea Serpent
Flitt, Father Neptune, Father Catfish, and Elmer the octopus devise a plan to rescue Gertrude, the catfish scholar, from a dangerous sea serpent. Elmer trips the monster with a rope while sea nymphs bind its feet, and Neptune ends the threat by forcing the serpent to vow to stay away.
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Father Neptune
Father Catfish
Flitt
Catfish
Gertrude
Noor
Flint
Sparky
Elmer
Flatt
Elmor
Octopus
Plitt
Sea Serpent
peThey
Neptune
Cate
Elmet
Mr.Sea Serpent
Elmér
Fatth
Father
Sanctification Theme at Mignoughts Baptist Church Service
Pastor preaches on sanctification from 1 Thessalonians 4 5 stressing divine will to be holy and strengthened by faith. The Toronto convention of Baptist Churches of Ontario and Quebec was led by Rev Thomas Jewitt of Krampton in the evening. The Women’s Mission Circle met at Mrs James Blair’s home with Mrs Grant as speaker.
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Convention of Baptist Churches of
Ontario
Quebec
Toronto
Thos. Jewitt
Krampton
Women’s Mission Circle
James Blair
Grant
Toronto woman dies at niece's home near Georgetown
Mrs. Ralph Pierson formerly Catherine Myers died Friday at her niece Mrs. Will Stringer's home while visiting for weeks near Georgetown. She was in her 68th year. Funeral service was held at Lille Current United Church on Tuesday with burial in Shaginandah Cemetery.
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Ralph Pierson
Toronto
Will Stringer
Catherine Myers
Lille Current United Church
Shaginandah
Excessive tidiness linked to mild insanity in press work
The article notes that extreme neatness is said to signal a mild form of insanity among many newspapermen. It reports on attitudes toward order in newsroom routines and hints at the pressures of precision in reporting.
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