28 May 1930
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 28, 1930
Page
1
Eastbound Arrow Coaches trains run daily except Sunday with departures at 7.09, 9.21, 1.49 and 4.03 with selected holidays. Westbound times include 12.50, 3.45, 6.40 and 9.45 p.m with Saturday Sunday and holiday service noted.
A poem in a rural voice pleads for balance between praise of mother and acknowledgment for father. The speaker notes readers favor poems about mothers while fathers are left unseen though deserving, describing the old man as bent and wrinkled and hoping a line for him would please him.
The article recounts St Bernard dogs linked to an estate and New Age legends. It notes their short hair for crossing heavy snows, describes pack strength around fifteen, and mentions dogs carrying a man and a small brandy keg slung at the hospice.
The annual picnic of the Jer Sey breeders association drew vice regal visitors to Brampton. Halton Peel and York Jersey groups gathered at the Bull Estate where livestock judging occurred. Attendees praised first and second placings while admiring the cattle’s silky heads.
Milton County Council met at 10:30 am with all members present. Trades include drainage, Victoria Park, by law consolidation, road improvements, and education. Committee reports authorize Adams 10 ft wheel grader and tractor purchase, road land purchases, and pension allocations.
At the Trafalgar council meeting a new constable Lewis Patterson was named and will be in office soon drawing a salary of eight hundred dollars a year and fees. The report notes the event amid other local items including council salaries and a growing list of municipal details.
Mr Smirly Lawson and Mr Geo, chief engineer and assistant to the vice president of major U S utilities, become joint owners of a Bronte farm valued at $100,000 to spend vacations there.
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