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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1929
Page
6
A reflective verse fragment describes finding Memory Land by turning inward. The speaker notes paths and lanes like an orchard near a vanished home and a sunset window, seeking a hidden place inside the heart.
President Beritus Rillot of Harvard advocates early productive labor for children in families. Dr. Elliot argues country bred children gain morals from defense cooperative work while aiding poor families. He emphasizes girls and boys who help at home gain advantages over hired workers and that poor children's children benefit from early work.
A report from W Morrison, Inspector of Indian Agencies, discusses vast Peace River lands likely beyond auction and a Saskatche wan farming venture by John Rothenberger with tame badgers. It notes a record grain train by the Canadian Pacific Railway in Saskatchewan and Quebecs growing winter sports interest driven by the Chateau Frontenac and the Quebec Winter Association.
Arthur K. Wapp, national secretary of the YMCA, discusses a Canada United Church project sending hundreds of young miners to farm work with vetted farmers. Welfare officers accompany them from training to rail travel, with wages, lodging, and savings plans. Eligible youths may obtain government loans to buy farms.
Reports note busier cemetery perpetuities and motorist injuries, while residents like Mrs Duff and Mrs Gmiley celebrate birthdays with flowers. A council meeting discusses Canadian Pacific crossing plans and a 160 resident petition opposes high residential tax on Lakeshore Highway. C. M. Heddle acquires a prominent Oakville farm estate.
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