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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
1
Poem reminding a reader that there is only one mother for life and urging daily kindness. It laments the reader’s faults and sleepless nights caused by illness and separation, urging love and comfort while she remains and warning that time apart is inevitable. Pred A Campbell.
Acton Mr and Mrs Archie Kentner of Georgetown visited friends on Monday. Mrs Margaret Glassey of Georgetown is staying with her sister Mrs Alf Soper during Mr Sopers illness. Mayor and Mrs LeRoy Dale of Georgetown spent Sunday at Mrs Dale's aunt Mrs Alfred Super's home. Mrs Thomas Statham, wintering in Wisconsin and Colorado, returned home last week. Mrs Marjory Rambleton of Dauphin Man, daughter of the late Hugh Mann and sister of Sir Donald Mann, visits cousin Mrs Peter McDonald on Lake Avenue.
The note says Erin sends congratulations to Mr. H A Willis Belfountain for passing all Third Year Arts exams at McMaster University. Other items mention visits in St John New Brunswick, travels to Nova Scotia, and local community events in Milton Oakville Shelburne and Georgetown.
A Friday afternoon gathering near Fairview Farm celebrated Miss Abbie McCulloch as she neared marriage with music and gifts. Jennie Hunter wed Melford Guy Wilson on May 27 at Fairview Farm with Mendelssohn march, wedding breakfast, and a motor trip, after which the couple plan residence in Norval.
In Quebec the potato sector faces about 1.5 million dollars in losses as farmers fail to sell roughly 4 000 carloads. Ottawa may be urged to intervene. At St Luce Rimouski the crop sells for 25 cents a bag, far below last year's 85 cents to 1 10 range. Into the year empty imports arrived from the United States.
A Trenton merchant public notice urges fair credit and on time payment to protect one’s good name. If full payment isn’t possible, pay part to show reliability, reinforcing town reputation and trust in local businesses. A separate item reports a salmon theft incident involving whiskey in Campbellton, N B. Another brief notes Peel Women's Institute calls for stricter supervision of dance halls and beer sales to protect youth.
A young attorney, retained by a farmer, presses his first case against a railroad for killing twenty four hogs. He seeks to impress the jury with the large injury figure, noting twenty four is twice the jury size.
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