Farm Family Costs Rise Less Than Urban Rates
Dominion Bureau of Statistics notes farm family living costs up 6.5 percent semi annually while urban costs rise 3.3 percent. Farm products wholesale index climbs 23.5 percent from August 1939 to April 1940. General wholesale index up 14.8 percent to 83.1. The 1940 spring level highest since 1930.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Dominion
Bureau
Germans Are Not Supermen Says Legionary Bulletin
The Legionary argues Canadians should resist defeatism and reject the idea that Hitler and his forces are invincible. It calls German troops merely well organized and equipped men, capable of victory with continued Allied effort and warns that defeats will erode their resolve.
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Legionary
Canadian Legion
Canada
Egect
Hitler
Germany
Canada and U S Sign Defence Pact At Ogdensburg
The August 18 accord between Prime Minister King and President Roosevelt creates a permanent joint defense board to study sea land and air threats for Canada and the United States. Four to five members from each nation will serve, with naval and military attaches appointed in Washington.
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Canada
United States
MacKenzie King
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Roosevelt
Toronto
Joint Board On Defense
Victor G. Brodeur
R.C.N
H. F. G. Letson
M.C
Washington
Maple Leaf Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Hits 45 Years
The Maple Leaf Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company marks forty-five years since starting August 19 1895 in Columbus Ontario. The co operative firm reports about twenty million dollars in current insurance exposure with roughly $130 000 in investments and $3 100 in liabilities. It notes strong leadership history and agents across multiple Ontario towns and invites donations and new policyholders with prompt courteous service.
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Maple Leaf Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Columbus
Ontario
Raglan
Blackstock
Orono
Bowmanville
Adora
Seugog
Local News Roundup From Bowmanville And Surrounds
Orme Gamsby visited town at the Training School for Boys hosted by Mrs Ken Werry. Many dogs lack tags. pay dog taxes to avoid penalties. Troops from Picton arrived at Badminton quarters last Friday. Dr Slemon to speak on August 29 at Mrs Robin son’s Prospect Street. Women invited to the Women’s Institute meeting. Port Hope defeated the local team 7 to 6 in Lakeshore Intermediate A semi final. large crowd attended. Sunday service resumes at St Paul’s United Church with Rev Cragin. future evening service plans pending. Toronto and Ontario bands at the Canadian National Exhibition with Frank Goldman’s band as headliner. Legion Band changes noted. Rotary Park hosts the Thursday War Service Fair with prizes and a parade by D Company Midland Battalion. Newcastle village unveils a new fire engine and chief Geo Gaines. Orono Park hosts softball between Orono and Forestry team. past “flowouts” with Oshawa cited as cause of waning interest. The Orono Weekly Times comments on the situation.
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Orme Gamsby
Ken. Werry
Badminton Quarters
Picton
Slemon
Toronto
United States
Frank Goldman
Ontaro
Waterloo Musical Society
Thiele
Legion
R. Fountain
Rotary Park
Midland Battalion
Newcastle
Geo. Gaines
Messey
Orono
Oshawa
Orono Weekly Times
District News Cobourg 1.0.C.F and Local Events
Cobourg unit 1.0.C.F decorated graves on Sunday August 25 with many attendees. Port Hope customs July total $21,460, up from $8,051 a year earlier due to industry. Campbellford Cloth Company workers on strike return after Ottawa officials promise inquiry. Fire destroyed two barns near Lakefield. extensive losses and mystery cause. Orono residents attend Toronto Exhibition. local writers Bill Armstrong and Percy Lunn discuss a fish catching book project.
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Port Hope
Campbellford Cloth Company
Ottawa
Notice of Voter List Posting for Orono 1940
Official notice that the voter list for Orono has been posted on August 8 1940 for municipal elections and parliamentary eligibility. Voters may appeal errors by September 9 1940. list remains in office for inspection.
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Orono
Ontario and Quebec Share Pleasant Summer Visits
Ontario and Quebec enjoy closer neighborly ties this summer with more Ontarians visiting Quebec City and rural districts. The article notes language and cultural contrasts, scenic landmarks like Chateau Frontenac and the St. Lawrence, and better road access boosting Ontario car trips, deepening cross province friendships.
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Chateau Frontenac
Quebec City
Normandy
St. Lawrence
Ontario
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