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Acton Schools Win Big At County Music Festival
The County Music Festival ended with Acton Schools earning a splendid rating and taking a major share of prizes. Despite unfavorable conditions this year, the event showcased strong musical training within the educational system and drew praise for teachers and pupils.
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Ghosts
Acton School
Are We Losing Our Favorite Editorial Topics
The piece notes editors face shrinking topics as the second line highway moves to the Provincial system and County Councils face abolition. It argues provincial control of highways Mothers' Allowance and Old Age Pensions leaves County Councils with little to handle, urging scrutiny of County Council proceedings.
Cost of County Councils Disgraceful Wellington Reeve Allowances
Fergus News Record reports on county council compensation across Ontario. Wellington County averages $533 per member per year, while Welland and York are much lower than Wellington. Other counties show $367 to $127 per member annually, with Halton at $75, highlighting the wide disparity in public official pay.
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Fergus News-Record
Halton
Wellington County
Ontario
Welland
York
Waterloo
Simcoe
Dufferin
Peel
Bruce
Grey
Huron
Wellington
Agreed Charges Threaten Small Shippers in Transport Bill
A Canadian Transport Bill provision allows railways to grant agreed charges or special freight rates to certain shippers. While aimed at preventing discrimination, the measure could favor large shippers in cities like Toronto and Montreal, risking chaos in freight rates and pushing small manufacturers to relocate to gain cheaper rates.
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Ontario
Toronto
Montreal
Moderate Acton building plan urged for community need
Editorial notes call for a practical building program in Acton to supply modern houses. It urges practical housing over flashy designs and discusses provincial issues such as license plates in Ontario, winter weather, and rising construction activity in Canada. The piece also cites BC gold output, public votes by newspaper ballots, and debates over sweepstakes and lotteries.
Letter urges Canadian press to foster national citizenship
Frank Prendergast of Imperial Oil writes to editors urging weekly press to use influence to build local and national patriotism. He argues Canada’s geography risks regionalism and calls for cohesion through better communications, air travel, radio, and news services to promote civic responsibility.
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Preas
Hpar
Canada
Quebec
Maritimes
Ontario
Prairies
British Columbia
Parents urged to vaccinate children against diphtheria
Health authorities warn that every child six months to 12 years should receive toxoid immunization if not protected. Early protection reduces death risk, with three doses at three week intervals before summer vacation.
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The
Health League of Canada
Ontario
Fertilizer Labelling Rules Require Nutrient Guarantees
In Canada every mixed fertilizer on sale must contain at least 14 percent nitrogen, phosphorus pentoxide and potash, either separately or combined. Minimum quantities are specified for each constituent and standardized materials apply. Labels must show brand names and guaranteed analysis.
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Canada
Lancashire tackler foils egg thief twice
A Lancashire man stops a boy caught with a cap full of eggs. He chases the lad to a hill near the police station. The boy cries claiming his cap is left behind, then steals again and is escorted away, warned he will be kept there this time.
Rebuked Walter Opens Chat Over Coffee Cups
In a humorous diner exchange a man rebukes Walter for drinking multiple cups, while Walter explains he drinks water to stay hydrated between coffees. The casual banter highlights everyday diner dialogue and beverage habits.
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Walter
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