28 Jun 1922
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
1
Chiropractic directory item advertises a Palmer Graduate with 10 years experience. Free consultation and spinal analysis offered. Office hours on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 2 to 7 or 8 pm. Contact at office 150w and residence 232.
A nostalgic speaker laments modern fads in courtship and dress while recalling older customs. The diction contrasts youth's looseness with past restraint. The narrator recalls grandfather’s courting tales and worries about new freedoms, urging adherence to tradition.
Licensed exclusive dealers in Shinn Flat system Lightning Protection. If a building burns from lightning after protection is installed, carpenter work is free on new buildings and purchase money refunded. Prices by inquiry to G. Sinclair & Sona Georgetown RR No. 1 phone 1033.
Second hand farm equipment listed for sale includes a Fordson tractor six horsepower, International 4 horsepower engine, Gilson engines, Oliver engine, Verity plow, disk drills, mower, and several good work horses. Sale by Thes. E. Rewson Nerval.
In the Surrogate Court of Reson County, notice to creditors of Alice Catherine King who died by March 12, 1922. Creditors must file their claims by June 30, 1922 with Frederick George King administrator, providing names, addresses, claim details, accounts, and securities. After deadline, assets will be distributed to those entitled, with no liability to unseen claimants. Dated Georgetown June 6, 1922.
The Halton Women s Institute elected officers at a recent meeting held in Acton. President Miss Appleby Stew arntown First Vice President Mrs W A Yog lehart Palermo Second Vice President Mrs A A Biggar Sonne fellas Treasurer Mrs G Syres Burlington Publicity Secretary Ada Wettlauter Palermo District Representative Mrs B Gor Trafalgar Auditors Mrs Zi and Mrs Syres Burlington
The Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey present a vast circus in Toronto July 7-8 1932 billed as America's ten times greatest show. It features twenty trained wild-animal displays, elite equine acts, 700 performers, a double menagerie with over a thousand animals, and a full program under the largest tent.
A Canadian Daily Journal excerpt argues weekly newspapers carry dual duties. To public spirited citizenship and to their own survival. It notes publishers must balance responsible news with business realities. The piece defends wary editorial enthusiasm to avoid harming profits.
Acton mourners from Toronto the War ren family and Alex Gordon attended the funeral of Graham McDonald, a former boyhood friend. Also notes about measles quarantine laxity complaints and local visits by Misses Mary and Myrtle Clar ridge, Captain John Shaw in Moline, Winnipeg guests at Hon. D. Henderson, and Mr. W B H Gurney of Wingham. An injury update reports Captain Hugh Campbell of the G T B section foreman recovering from quick lime exposure. The item ends with a poem fragment about wedlock and a father’s death.
The National Tractors Limited organized under Dominion laws for 1,500,000 with preferred and common stock. Officers include Palloere Jobo H. Haszler as President, Wm. 3. Lindeau as Vice-President, and Geo. Ken as Bec.Treas. The company plans to locate in Milton and open doors in the very near future.
A tall old clock on the stair speaks in a playful, antique mood. A narrator recalls a manor parlor filled with firelight, memories of a century past, jewels, lace, and a dancer’s kiss. The clock muses on modernity while recalling a bygone romance.
The article argues music’s rising role in daily life, urging parents to involve children and communities to support musicians. It notes phonographs and home pianos fuel interest and cites music’s wartime morale benefits, advocating city governments back local musical circles to honor makers and audiences.
Provincial police warn that leaving cattle or horses unattended along public highways invites prosecution. A recent incident saw Duncan McDougall lose two steers to bovine blackleg disease, with Dr. Coxe confirming the illness. vaccination of the herd followed and no further cases appeared. Acton Free Press discusses license years and proposed regulatory changes affecting year review and applications for the upcoming season.
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