Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 21, 1943, p. 3

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the fuu pair board for ughu on th ground vu granted the lvn bad norr bmt at the wool oatmhtng plsnt acd the bwird- oor co- plant arr indtcd beautiful jjt now a perulllt freak of a bolt of ughtcing a reported alter the txurm last vt a hay loader in the field on the farm of iu pitd denny adotnlng artcn aa truck and badly damaged on the grvjnd running aay fiom thr loader were tao streak of earth prd up b the hghtcins at tha too i of rfh of itn ueaxh in the grojjid tu a duunct v in the aotl the victory tlgn ha uren fiund on mot err podixt u the farm but uil 1 th- fuat time r ivad had lightning re- uwir o a iravlntf tlie ugn pre iir i uality counts most for that rich satisfying flavour which only a fine quality tea yields use salada brampton llir on or if is lrd by prl 0vni u uvr ir lin inuilon cam- pain h ivct lull anoan but word haa beta rrcrlrd liit vie prl count nuitlng turr la at the wtrw of le lonllrt tt la nunr 1 jraii a lit- cannell of inglewood pumpton air cvott to hlrh arr aiurted a number of oeorgrtown bu ami inio ramp at no i 8pt drantford ontario thlrvr btte into tne brampton ffve of the itruith amervan ou oo tarly fiunday morning and carried off a urge ufr aith oner ia00 in it four rooinurclal gajcune ration hack sad important of fire record abmt 23 emploer of dale limited are now being i ran if erred to eatentlal work tau an offvial of the company thee men arr affected by the fourth compuhory order of the katlonal br- arcttvr servtcr coruvrrralor matte lhm ust is army stef ta pull rrnatrrd h canadian arm majtd o c u on ural fuorra trtgfto ralxage erpen long rack of boot rivet a flnil rheck on the work at lath avftit hnjl irpcunn and ihipmrnt l pie ii ih h c4 uonural whoa lob tt back to the uni hi h wnt irm in c iw 1 tnd toecap the boot a th9 for oertuiuj captain p u luml- nvih mm en ihe rrpulr attufcbly ttfi milton nghtv blrod donor contributed to the rrd crr mobile unit ahen tt xtdted muton lat wrk the kfltton membrrn of uhe arjrjle and sjtherland iflfhlandenv of ha milton mtwi ha- been training a camp nlatnrm tot the mrt frw eek ilaa omii moved ti a ramp in daatem canada amon ihr nurinp huter in africa uho vrnt there from canada we co tter the niutie nf hrltni niim cung- rat daughter of the ute walter i niot f milton champion weddiog annonneements and invitations distincrively styled the georgetown herald clarke prgg neuon huagr report tneelng to deer feeding tn a field on hln farm laat wrdnrda quite a num ber of deer have bren reported in the mountain area dulrng the pat eveal uerk important facts on pulp paptr wah imori how me putptmpimosty typs pnorecroak ew sicily hiia given hnlton oount at two plac namrs bronte and palermo when namrj mich an nrlwn nnd trafalgar wrrp being rtirn to toaruhlpn it waft natural thnt places identified with llnrtlo nruonit career should be added to uie llt re uah duke of bronte in sicily the town nnd lis territory were beatoved on him and hl headquartera were for n time ut pnlrmio hence the county place- nameit ontario subsidy on western feed grain ontario farmers will need at least 75000000 the wrnldy will be pau jlrect lo bushels of western grain to feed the huge live- he stock and poultry population through the lkm4 2 h punhase ellrihle for feeding season bldy looa to prevent railway congestion next winter to com- 3 ffszsss pensale for interest on investment and to encourage of your county aiiriniltural rcpre- immediate purchase and storage of western grain on tentative ontario farms the ontario department of agri- a application formi muii be ilgned by culture will pay the following subsidy on confirmed both the farmerbuyer and by the orders for immediate delivery of 5 tons or more dealer or vendor completed between may 15 and december 31 194j 5 application muii retch the feed brain suhildy divliion ontario de- may 15august jl 180 per ton partment of auriculiure toronto september 120 per ton h dt uu zz an ii- delivery of grain cnekiury ke- octobcr 90 per ton w be allowed on novemberdecember 60 per ion may 15juiy 12 purchiua porchoie wedarn cralm now and inuin a pltntuul suppfy tor next wlntorl ontario department of agriculture hon t m diwak minitth w t uk dwitv minikft ontario is paper essential the present wjr would come to an end in sixty days if we stopped the pulp and paper mills stated robert porter of the united states war pro duction board recently paper takes its place along with steel lumber textiles canada has a right to be proud of this industry the 010 roller towel encouraged the spread or diseasei it was a danger to workers health strong highly adsorbent paper towels protect the worker they are essentialt0 m0de8n industry the sanitary paper drinking cup is another important product or canadas pulp and paper industry- important to the war ettort the pulp and paper industry ot canada tt sdh life building hohtibal

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