Livestock Plagues Hit Canada in Past Fifty Years
Over the last fifty years Canadian livestock have faced outbreaks including Foot and Mouth disease, rinderpest, and pleuro-pneumonia, signaling recurring animal plagues.
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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 1940
Page
8
Over the last fifty years Canadian livestock have faced outbreaks including Foot and Mouth disease, rinderpest, and pleuro-pneumonia, signaling recurring animal plagues.
Neighborhood notes show illness and visits among residents. The Home and School Club plans a January 18 meeting led by Mr. Herbert Duvall with officer elections and Sunday School teachers to follow by a social. A January 4 session featured varied music, readings, and a lively program under President Milton Cornish.
After 22 years of attempting a Hamilton Township Council bid, A. P. Bray of Harwood secured victory in the current election. A phone call announcing the win was followed by a fatal heart attack. Bray led the field in intestants and is survived by his wife four sons and a daughter all at home.
Chicago resident Mr Jas Nesbitt returns home for New Year. Mrs Hoskin visits sister Mrs Winslow in Port Hope. Markham’s Mr MacGregor Jones returns for weekend. Elsie Wallace returns to switchboard. Edna Jacques of Toronto visits Rev and Mrs McLachlan. James Stark and Donna spend Sunday with Mrs Ida Stark in Starkville. Skating rink opens Saturday. Alfred Redknapp caretaker this season. Rena Hoskin attends Orono guest night hosted by Mr and Mrs Jas Tamblyn. Ernest LeGalloude, Toronto Normal School student, spends a week at our school gaining practical experience. Sinan of Buffalo and Joe DeCourcey with Cecile DeCourcey visit George Thompson family in Toronto.
Bowmanville notes a large holiday turnout and reports J C Anderson K C defeating Aldermen Haxton and Carneell by 1545 votes for Oshawa mayor. The piece also covers a newborn Frederick Corden, funerals, severe winter coal shovelling, a death in Toronto, and council plans including a new South Ward school and local industry concerns.
Barbara Joan Reid expresses gratitude to friends who voted for her in Tyrrell's Drug Store Popularity Contest.
Traq announces a ban on shipping arms and ammunition to foreign nations. The move targets international transfers and aims to curb weapons proliferation.
Mr and Mrs P Beauderie and Mr and Mrs George Henderson attended events in Cowanville. Mrs A T Perrin moved to Toronto with her husband. Comstock and Audrey of Bowmanville joined Stanley Porteous and Cecil Henderson in Whitby as he starts at Ontario Ladies College. The January meeting of the Women’s Association met at Mrs Charles Cowan’s with good attendance. They plan a social evening February 14 with details to follow. The next meeting will be at Mrs Layton’s.
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