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November 28, 1927 A griculturist Notice Regarding Live Hogs - Live hogs will be loaded at Elmsdale Station; precise date will be arranged later. Owners of hogs at Elmsdale will notify the secretary, W.B.

McLellan, Alma, how many each will have for shipment.

1928 - Windmills were common on the Dock Road. They were used to pump water. One of the last to be used for this purpose was on the farm of Alfred and Earl O’Brien.

1928 - Bounty on skunks is $1.00.

February 20, 1929 Island Farmer — For sale by S.R. Burke, 220 acres of land with fine residence, barn and outbuildings. Water rights and mill, grist and saw, with plenty of water at all times, also 96 acres on the Well’s O’Brien Road close to Elmsdale RR station. Apply to E.W. Johnson, Elmsdale,

PEI or to SR. Burke, Alberton ‘ The O’Leary Dairying and Cold Storage Limited routes include hauling of Cream on the Elmsdale

Route; Dock Road commencing at the junction of Trainer and Dock Roads, Piusville, etc. April 1931 - Fraser Rix filled in for Alfred Gillis driving the milk wagon in Alberton.

1933 - In 1933 the Cold Storage Plant in O’Leary was still buying eggs in Elmsdale.

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