Best Delta 2 Herd Tops Show Prizes at Exhibition
A historic livestock show awards Delta 2 Herd first place with one male and three females judged by Gibbon and W. W. G. Appelbers at 310.00. Prizes include Best Duiry Com by W. T vases, Holstein Cow by T. L. Leslie, and Best Pen Leicester Sheep. Other honors go to Shropshire Sheep by Robert Simpeon Co. Toronto for silverware, Best Bird in Show, and Best Pulletin Show prizes. Local exhibitors like Morris and C. J. Buck claim several $5.00 to $2.60 awards alongside other cash prizes and premiums from Herald.
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Gibbon
W. W. G. Appelbers
W. T Vases
Col
Q. Brown
T. L. Leslie
Morris
Bacon H Hope
We C. J. Buck
Robert Simpeon Co
Toronto
Allverware
Heaven Found in a Canadian Garden Poem
A reflective poem asks where heaven lies and suggests it exists in a garden’s quiet beauty. The piece envisions a place walled with stone and roofed with sun, where days pass steadily and God appears in flowers, rain, and the sunlit apple tree.
Mixed Local Notes and Obituaries Reach Through October Pieces
A Chetemham resident John T Lyons dies at 71 after long illness. Ingathering Week in Halton Peel aids Gordon Home with vegetable and fruit donations. Braines Sheriff Webster to supervise Fall Assizes and clerk E E Yates remains. Mount Forest council discusses voter data printing costs, comparing local rates with Toronto and London offers. Orangeville reports groundhog event and other local notes.
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Children’s Aid Society of
Halton and
Peel
Gordon Home
Braines
Webster
Raya
MacNabbb
MacNabb
E. E. Yates
Mount Forest
A. W. Wright
Young
Printing and Education Committee
Toronto
London
High School Board Meeting Minutes 1923
September 14 1923 meeting notes show Mesera Cameron Hutt Willson Watson present. Salary for Miss Davidson set at 1800 dollars and communicated with County Council about potential county deficit. Continued use of certain books authorized. Cadet inspector report read. Officers and cadet efficiency praised with good to very fair marks in discipline drill and signaling.
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Mesera Cameron
Hutt
Willson
Watson
Mesars Hatt and Willson
Obituary and Local Notices from Milton Township
Obituary details Robert Sprowl of Lot 26 who died after long illness with back ailment and hospital treatment. He was a son of the late John Sprowl, husband and father loved by community, interred at Fairview Cemetery Acton. Also notes Milton council request for school funds, and Rev. R. B. Reasington Hare’s return to Ontario to study arts at Victoria College with farewell Social at Monarch school.
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J. T. Kkyome
John T. Lyons
Cheltenham
Churchville
Richard Lyons
Margaret Campbell
Robert
Sprowl
Robert Sprowl
Lot
Guelph General Hospital
John Sprowl
Rev. A. CO. Stewart
Fairview Cemetery
Acton
Milton Wo
High School
Ontario
Reasington Hare
Fairmount
Victoria College
Toronto
Monarch School
T. Albert Moore
Evangelion
Social Service
Methodist Church
Brockville
Methodiete
Halton County School Fairs Dates and Venues
The list shows fairs for Halton County schools with dates and locations including Requesing fair on Sept 26 at Limehouse Athletic Field, ornby fair on Sept 27 at Hornby, and Championship fair on Sept 29 at Milton.
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Halton County
Requesing Schol
Limehouse
Ornby
Patriotism as Service and Rural Fairs Open Season
A column argues real patriotism means serving one’s own town through action rather than complaints. It notes credit reforms cautions, bank safety for depositors, and the value of county fairs promoting farming and social ties, ending with a local prize for sweater knitting from Georgetown Woollen Mill yarn.
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Canada
Eee
Credita
Coustey
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