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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1927
Page
4
Editorial notes the approaching income tax timing with lighter payments due to raised exemptions for single and married filers. It details tax brackets from 1500 and 3000 dollars, a two percent rate, and a 100 percent tag under new rules. Returns for corporations and employers are due March 31 with three forms TS T4 and another for dividends and other payouts.
The Ontario Hydro Commission reports a rise in provincial power capacity from 808 308 to 928 032 horsepower and total revenue of 20 555 170 with a 565 413 surplus. Rural lines added reach 2 300 miles with 19 900 rural customers and 4 750 000 invested. Power continuity remained excellent, with Niagara power never fully off during the year.
The amended Comatery Act assigns responsibility to the municipality where a cemetery owner is unknown or absent. County Councils may appoint inspectors to oversee cemeteries. Township and municipal neglect can trigger contempt actions against council members, with remedies enforced by court orders. Women's Institutes have previously helped rural cemeteries, and the changes seek municipal cooperation and funding support.
A writer argues the value of a strong home newspaper as a messenger to outsiders and a pillar in public welfare, leadership, and community improvement. Separate data show Canadian National Railways February 1927 earnings rose slightly while operating ratio edged lower.
Editorial notes critique delayed street signs ahead of Dominion Day and praise Mount Forest Confederates milestones. It discusses Ontario liquor control legislation, temperance acts, and a North Dakota proposal on DUI licenses. The piece also parodies frankness, quotes advice on honesty, and jokes about a Froth Blowers convention and bootlegging rumors.
Local notices describe transfers and visits at Bank of Commerce alan and Niagra, with community events at U. W. Vio Ae hall Verddeay. Mary Campbell hosts gatherings while Tranley United Churel members attend a Sunday event nearby. A social night at The Gasiog Wold featured Mae Odhifellawe and Mae Odhifellawe’s family.
A collage of brief updates from Milton area residents includes social visits, travels, and community tidbits. Mentions Mary Varkyon in California, Mrs Bo-Waleon returning home from Florida, Mrs OSerroloukh visiting Utah, Jabis Orant in Lingwel with OK Oy, and Walton-Poel Old People's Home events in Urampton. Also reports on local business moves, farm goods price trends, and a near drowning incident at a mill race.
Readers are urged to secure Kerr-Niyaon Tours places on the Canadian National Railway itinerary to the Pacific Coast and United States loop. The advertisement lists national parks and historic sites such as Montreal and Wolfe’s memory, urging prospective travelers to request an illustrated brochure from Canadian National Railways agents in Toronto Hamilton or Turonio.
Fragmentary notice describes a series of road accident events near Oakville and Hamilton in a highlighted period. It mentions a funeral or memorial connection and a collision at a church street intersection with injuries, including a four injured.
A fragmented note warns that tea prices are often deceptive and poor quality supplies tempt buyers. The piece mentions a local trader and advises caution when purchasing, suggesting skeptical comparison of advertised rates.
Archibald Jackson of Guelph, a 72 year old farmer, claims inheritance from the George L. Jackson estate of Jerome Arizona. The estate value is reported at 840,000 with the legal inquiry led by Munnigan of the Qualpl Chamber of Commerce. The case centers on a brother’s contested claim and a long dormant familial link.
In a heated scene a determined man seizes the moment to confront a woman near a parson, dragging and rallying to the parson. The exchange reveals a stormy dispute about a past grievance and a vow to proceed with his plan despite interference.
A ceremonial transfer occurred as Acton England handed a historic artifact to Acton Ontario authorities. Representatives from Acton Parliament and the Ganian Pace express Company witnessed the donation, marking the event with public acknowledgment and future display plans at the town hall.
An advertisement touts Moane's Emerald Oil for varicose veins and eczema. It claims rapid shrinking of veins in days and relief after regular use. The copy urges readers to buy a small bottle from pharmacies, noting high potency and affordability.
A distorted business directory fragment lists Jk. McNIVEN Phyaiaian and Burgesa Pane And Dedidaneh Hoener lower Aviad at Bnei Arennt and other trades. Names include HAROLD NASH FAKMERK and DR. JOHNSON D. Ds. Los. Bantal Surgeon, with references to Francis Nunan and various offices and service items.
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