29 Oct 1930
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1930
Page
1
The piece urges business owners to advertise to improve cash flow and earnings. It asserts that worry harms rent, profits grow with consistent promotion, and faith in advertising pays dividends. It promotes repeating ads as a modern effective method to sell goods and raise profits.
Ontario bus lines publish daily schedules with times from 748 a.m. to 848 p.m. highlighting service details for Wally and the Arrow Coaches travel network. It notes Sundays excluded and lists timetable blocks for morning, afternoon, and evening routes.
Georgetown directory shows several professionals including Clarence B H Wiggins barrister and solicitor, John A Thompson solicitor notary public, Graham Graham and Bower barristers in Brampton, and Dr J J Paul physician and medical officer of health with office hours. Also listed are Dr Sutherland and Dr V Williams with offices on Mill Street and Main Street South respectively.
The province introduces game rules expanding protection for foxes and other species. Foxes get protected status. open season runs November to February 28. Hunters may need a trappers and gun license in many counties and farmers are exempt on their land. Dogs for fox hunts require a permit to protect deer populations. A Toronto Department notice and local official O H Robinson at Orangetown provide copies of the Game and Fisheries Act.
Telegraphic reports to Bank of Montreal summarize Dominion Bureau estimates for prairie wheat at 362 to 389 million bushels, oats at 267 million, and barley at 112 million. Notes acreage shifts, drought in Ontario, variable regional yields, and a generally above-average grain year with quality mixed.
Motorists are urged to observe the new automobile law now in force after a Michigan driver’s smash near Elfin highlighted its provisions. The offender serves seven days in jail, pays 34.50 in costs, and 40 in damages, with the car held by authorities. The Beacot Herald notes the law’s teeth and advises cautious, sensible driving.
The readable portion shows a garbled sequence of phrases including have seen and I have walked, but no clear person, place, date, or event is discernible. The fragment offers no verifiable facts for a news item.
A 2012 production note cites a $13 release with Ontario share $2.65 and mentions team members Hittem Frartley Innes and Gordon Engle. The report discusses drought aiding science, a European corn borer infestation, and figures from G N Stirrrett Dosataiom Entomeologti to be presented at Ontario Entomologists’ convention in Ottawa.
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