October 29, 1925
October 29, 1925
Local news: This section experienced the first real snow storm of the season on Sunday. The day was easily the most unpleasant in the past
Local news: This section experienced the first real snow storm of the season on Sunday. The day was easily the most unpleasant in the past
Local news: St. Paul’s Church Sunday School, visited St. George’s Church on Sunday afternoon to join in a S. S. Rally which was held there.
Local news: The elevator known as the “Dowd Elevator,” (which for some time past has been the property of Mr. Nellis Hodgins) is being taken
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Reminder: Our books show a heavy grist of overdue subscriptions, which would help us out wonderfully if we could lay our hands on them just
Fire Destroys Old Landmark: The Hughes’ homestead property on the Litchfield road, south of Campbells Bay, one of the old landmarks of that section, was
Local News: Mr. Hubert Way has taken over the Mail Service from Shawville to Otter Lake, which has been performed by Mr. Joseph Gilpin for
Local News: The 69th milestone in the history of Agr Society No. 1. was passed last week when the Exhibition of 1925 came to a
Local News: It is said the wheat crop in this district is not turning out as well as indications warranted a few weeks ago. The
Local News: Following a spell of sweltering weather last week, there was a decided dip in the temperature Thursday night and frost was reported from
Local news: This section experienced the first real snow storm of the season on Sunday. The day was easily the most unpleasant in the past 12 months. Fire at Radford: On Wednesday afternoon last the dwelling house of Earl Horner,
Local news: St. Paul’s Church Sunday School, visited St. George’s Church on Sunday afternoon to join in a S. S. Rally which was held there. St. George’s, it is said, never held a larger nor more interested congregation, and the
Local news: The elevator known as the “Dowd Elevator,” (which for some time past has been the property of Mr. Nellis Hodgins) is being taken down and the material is to be used in the erection of a Curling rink,
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Fire Destroys Old Landmark: The Hughes’ homestead property on the Litchfield road, south of Campbells Bay, one of the old landmarks of that section, was destroyed by fire on Monday afternoon. The fire started from the engine of a threshing
Local News: Mr. Hubert Way has taken over the Mail Service from Shawville to Otter Lake, which has been performed by Mr. Joseph Gilpin for several years in a most satisfactory manner. Several very heavy thunderclaps were heard here during
Local News: The 69th milestone in the history of Agr Society No. 1. was passed last week when the Exhibition of 1925 came to a close, with a record of exceptionally fine weather, and the smallest attendance for many years,
Local News: It is said the wheat crop in this district is not turning out as well as indications warranted a few weeks ago. The carpenters engaged on the grand new Pontiac House were temporarily laid off to give way
Local News: Following a spell of sweltering weather last week, there was a decided dip in the temperature Thursday night and frost was reported from some localities Friday morning. Coulonge had a sensation on Sunday evening when a young man
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