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AY no 1m unnom Simone County Condo West to lit by Grout wmsou Burn Six Acres To Clear Itand the best American lettuce Inected vegetables from the lint sell In gvery prov lnee Condo the lat on Bitten and even 111de fl19 This wide market has only been sponge with WHO shti liy for sheathing out holding nutrient AM fertilizers forced into it by nun Submerged dc eoyed trot contribute highly to the voluble am We of the soil but with mun mistsu sod ingenuity the not would hbve little fertility 34 City Relief lls Marsh Farmers Now Prosperous Today to New York City the lettuce of the Hollwd mutt amt premium of 50 cent case over omuuo CANADA No Keel To Follow The Coverdale Reports Manager Midland Free Press Herald Launchings are occasxons if you have another item to put down on itw clllpI berth am sorry to admit that this ix not the case at the moment not success In 193 18 Dutch milieu then on relief rolls were moved in from the lim Iltuvloronto area Each fam ily was given Obthis outioy to be borne equally by the loco mlnieipnlltle Ind the iedcrol 1nd provluetnl governments Ultlnutely than Dutch nth lee were to reply 8475 of the general manager of Midland SlllD yards Limited to the banquet gath ering at Parksidc inn which iv grand festiw So stated Whitmcll MINA Secondly it seems to me that when the development of tho Que beclabratdor iron ore fields brings lthe are down in bulkito the 81 Lawrence it will be realized tin lthc cheapest transportation to get it to Hamilton or Clevelandis by the great lakes Whether we like it or not the deep waterway litlztiltt wttl in all probability go through c4 FOOD is IMPORTANT MONTREAL CF The task of teaching proper nutrition habits has become important in Montreal Onedhlrd of the 500 growers on towed Saturdays launchmg of met Health director Adelard Groulx has Medonie Township Farm 1837 JANUARY Severe frost Bitter cold turning soft at end of month FEBRUARY achieved within the past three years with the adoption of eq originnl $600 When the muni cipal government wu unable to xiv its share the Dutch government supplied $200 portion These funnies formed the much are of Dutch origin operquvp on and Hacking There are also East Europeansr mcthm by the grower The ah Italians and Germans as well as me 01 um nomad Marsh hawtfew Japanese The lack of Anglo great bulk freighter ss Cuvcrdale lanmunced that the work will be Col It Marshatt president arid by Separate division Canada Steamship Lines Limited my health departmem Pine mum Wuter nth fl lavy full of mow er mm roe ne weather Bitter cold zero Woter very low MARCH Rather milder Snow showe days Plenty of water 12 Heavyrsfallcgfmnanx thaw for or Fine weather Black cow wcnt to EW Bull APRIL Softinh weather deep Sielghlng good 13 Soft weather and frost gmkrobins and butterflies seen 23 Snow deep in 3mm 80m ground in the garden 28 Fine weather Much wormer mppeartng fast Nearly all off the gnrden Plo and plsnted netuly of an acre of them 29 MAY blitSnowlglldgone off the etc er co by Strong wind from acre for peose ond sowcd them good decallzlftrttlh and sowed it With oats and little barley Vegetation backward Dam still covered wi of barley 14 fine warm day tatton Edvancing rapidly cd Indian corn Commenced planting potatoes at Hillside grass and clover seed 25 Fini Planted last of the corn mg planting JUNE Burnt six acres Fair bunt corn seven inches above the ground though pluntedVZSth April 18 Hay knee deep Swedlah Turnip 23 Sowed 56 of an acre of Crop looking well wheat yellow JULY fine warmday Wheat beginning to car use to bloom early tatoes fty heavy crop no bloom AUGUST Got the hay all in secured in good order Ba glnni to color oats to car 10 Budded number of fruit tierelty Going stack of ha for fall WbeoLy me 500 order 2027 Logrlnr for SEPTEMBER Cut down the barley and seed tim 0th Cut Lgflellgezdli tgfldwzlltlelaihand Eropght it in ill Got in gtzwgegehlhleegf eweataticr irrtstnlgtliagrcncd thzga3 potatoes and car allttddgvltirlene 20 Pretty severe pe Lifted th white frost several nights early pomoes Wheat poor crop OCTOBER Killed on ox Cut down the on inlshedl ghost Got the oats in pretty dry Sowed lunqggllfufghgg ommenced lifting potatoes at Hillside At and pm splendid eclipse of the moon Pretty severe frost in mun potatoes unk Got them 1th night 2021 Finished in fin order Pu turnips to make ready the ground for fall whegt 27 Counting First snow 28 Saw remarkable light orstnr in fw ch had all the appearance of revolving lighthOuae ary ng rom bright light red to darkiery red 29 Very severe frost Dam coveredwith ice billion Inch thick NOVEMBER Very mild resembling Indian Summer Killed an ox 10 Sowed an acre of wheat 14 ers of snow Then Indian Swim an acre or Wheat Frequent Show ing within 100 yds of the house last night towards One of thetracks mch la brushing heme than acreslger tthtnn the other fence around the wheat field DECEMBER Reed acute by expressmt Moltenrte undo large party were Mill sowing only few hours in dsyl Th Silth garden mu th ice potatoes at Hillside sun raining great crop Strong this week 25 Cu and got it in dry Win the last of the lltlri Holdens nished under Employed p10ng and putting ups in open rebellion and were gone down to attack Toronto Joeephl and William and niyseii set off at daylight Severe frost Very cold 10 Snow ocoaalomli latn lgmum snow William out myselfxretumed home 22 gaff cold rem culled reverent 24 Fine mild weather 30 1mm ed bull call 31 Mild inclining to soft Snow goingoff fost No Tree consultation comma tNPERSON THE NOTED TORONTO antitrust sf Has helped thousandsxtogrtigain health and Strength throughherbal therapyh you are sicko beingsick dont fail to see him ijrtv tritEE CONSULATION homersnoon evenv FRth Provenhcrboi out on Rheumatic Pdlnbfk Acheyfsvtomucv lver Kidneys Bronchial Asthma NerVBSSk Disorders and many othrc mm Sowing only eve other Bloch cow solved heifer nifty26 Thermometer 20 to sodegreu below Snow Wed for curly pout aring Sowed small quantity of pcasc 48 ploughed an Plowcd an acre Seed years old but good 12 SoWed acres CC very near all off the dam Vege 16 Ice all off the mill pond 1713 Plant Sowed corn to tqmlc 14 Commenced mowing the 28 Two wolves crossed the clearl Vwhip begun to desert the tlon tuned individualism ind sl wsyx until I946 been the key note of march forming and snow with high wind 26 mum In at ym we was denite swing uwny from hormful competition to sooperation with the forma Snow occuionaliy mu winds Snow ginll 4lon or the Bradford Coopera tlvc Starc by 150 of the 500 growers on the mush plant commenced operation inherent in restricted wayside markets local The Dcpnrtment of Planning and Development In their new booklet The Holland Marsh Its Reclamation and Develop ment suggests that no active and progressive growers amo clatlon would be valuable Wmwth of this trend to wards cooperation great deol EMU potatoes inst nppeorlng Employed logging for Swedish Turnip seed In 1920 the 7000 acres of marsh area in West Gwillimbury Town ship near the village of Bradford were assessed at less than $1 per acre Today the market garden is assessed at well over $100 per acre Over the period of 20 years since its reclamation the gross production value of the marsh has been at least $40000000 The 19 gross production value of the marsh has been estimat ed by the Department of Agri culture at $5500000 on 5698 acres The live majorr crops on the marsh are onions lettuce potatoes carrots and celery Actually the marshltmd is not soil It is vast ilbrous the oats which BYTHE CANADtAN PRESS SHARE THE POWER Farmers in the Humber Valley land at Cormack are again raising the question of rural electrication We are still of the opinion that some move be made to provide farmers with share of the abund ant supply of electricity which is available in their areas lt CORNERBROOK Nfldi TWESTERN STAR SUCCESS STORY crhaps we can class the farm of inland Myra Hemmingford Que as rare in these parts for he is and making agood living there from HUNTINGDON Que GLEANER um WANTEDMAIL Though the populr conception is that editors are psychic they still need remindernow and then Next time you hear of some interetitihg event drop your do the rest editor line give him lead hell rugged in dividualism for proti ble coopera Also it 1946 the Holland mm Gardens Company an icepacking rc strictlng the cutthroat competition and noticeable and signicant The reason for the nonBrit ish eluncter of the settlement in the are lie with the size of the fume on which the grower hui to nettle After the reclunntlon of the numb the lutd gradle become div ided into small parcels come only five mom in extent The soil was counted in inches And not in Loren type of fuming to which the Dutch and other seltlers were accustomed Moreover these settlers were more prepared to work the long hours necessary for suc cmful marsh farming The reclaimed marsh was at first mainly farmed by Canadian born farmers However by 1934 the vcarly dreams of easy wealth had faded and many of the original workers were giving up the strug gle Plot after plot was deserted and others were taken for arrears in taxes in 1931 some farmers from Holland came to the marsh and these achieved relatively operating strictly poultry farm eGRAunvQueltEApEnMAIL HODSEWDIP HELPS Ifwouldixseem because the local policeman was out oftown nutritional districtlads took advan to see hobmuch of nuisance could be there would be several artis stons in the buuwith the horse rARKmLE out oAzEm mtv runTunic Donald Gordongt onetunelScot with their cars ll ese same lads parents could have been brought here wc ilshlmmigrant boy has been named pie ontof the Canadian National Railways Perhaps it wouldbe much to hope that he willpu the ONE outol thered Saxon names on the marsh is most the nucleus of the present general manager and viceprest Dutch vilhge of Anonorvcld dent of Canadian Shipbuilding and Engineering Co Ltd both touch There are two schools on the ed on the same subject ESNNSMZFS gram ml In effect they stzttcd that ll 193 Knlbcst interests of CSL of Mldliilil bone91he Dumb Sublime Shipyards Limited md of th lhe Chnman Baton 3mm mlown of Midland would bcixctvcf lAanrVdd in tlt intu diatt ii In the boo ng titw the CW Shlps for Midland Shipyards to ment on 015165 mags regg ibtuld They assured citizens and of mm ClViC rcprcsentatiws that every cf unmld val dismm lfort was being made towards tttt Aside from the immediate tnx 0nd lclum the reclamation of tile AS mall Shimrd Wllll marsh has been tremendous me good rccord of work tutncd outi or me rejuvenation of whitl for private ownch and for llltl arcafrom Barrie to Aurora It has tsOVClanlll We condently cxpcctl provde employment and was that wewill have the opportunitvl or large agricultural labor om0 afforded us of competing for sonic both permanent and transient10f the Sldu 56000010 Bankers and professional men have HWcmmom Sllpbulldlm found nncw outlet for scrviccsliimln Slaled Ml Wllllmill The retailers in Ncwmarkct Aur Mr Whitmcll pointed out that om Bradford and Barrie havtll there are at least two uthcr pus bcncflttcd bysupplying the growmlsiblc sourccs of now work it wtth lllS varth ilCCdS The town said that new oil pipe lines from ships as result of this new and midwcstcrn oil elds to lztkchcud lncrcasmg tax income are in 1would keep fairsized tanktt sound financial position Even tittilcct busy transporting it to tho provmetal and federal governments refineries and beyond This to ad have reaped additional revenues ditional to anything they ithndic from the prosperity of the marsh now Chm and Capt Norman Hooch CSllsI Anvmrtsmo in an EXAMIN en BRINGS RESULTS am sun SCRIBERS TWICE WEEKLY Dull Signs of ircpttrctlttcss Autumn means less sun and greater noted for vi T0 itpr ward off colds and other seasonal illnesse suggest that you add vitamin pills to your familys diet PHONE 2903 nilth smut cttnwuts Opp Post Office BARBIE preparefthese delicious beans that Dcpllrowns 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