Easter News and Funeral Notices Amid Spring Observances
The brief column records April events including obituaries for Mary M. wife of Isiea Maules aged Os, Joby Moffat son of Jawor Moffat killed, and a widow of the late William Geli. it notes church services and Easter reflections praising Christ’s victory over death with floral tributes and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MiTyuewe
Ty Kei
Mra
Mathhiaws
Keauaath
Hetare Ith
Abl Brunre Kool
W Teadliter
Bixannanvey
Aston
Huniey
Bt Apel
Jawor Moffat
Thuvedey
Othe Apel
Paahy
Willian Geli
Editorial Notra on Temperance and Elections in Canada
A Toronto editorial criticizes half hearted government efforts after a Franco Canadian treaty move and urges stronger temperance measures. It notes plans to bar sale of intoxicants, discusses railway contracts, and reports on Ontario and Dominion political timing with Premier Whitney hinting at June or September elections.
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France
Canadas
Toronto
Wall Carrieve
Dominion
Mall Carrivee Welog
Lomfouy
Frank Oliver
Rodolphe Latmilaux
Iis
Japan
Canada
Portaleslon
Janda
Whitney’ Bay
Moneda
Jano
Premler Whitney
Fatal accident at Acton leather tannery claims John Moffat
A tannery worker, John Moffat, was killed at Beart Hiden Be Co in Acton when a safety gate failed and he fell from a sixth floor protected chute while shifting leather. Coroner's inquest found death accidental due to lack of proper safety gates and a missing automatic barrier. Funeral held with community and family mourning, noting Moffat’s years of service and ties to local societies.
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John Moffat Huric
Riewater Bhar
Hiesoli Leather Tannery
Mewar
Beaulmore & Oo
John Moffat
Acciddint
Victior
Ault
Henderson
Foreman
John Harvey
Jas. J. Andereson
W. TL Hannay
W. Williams
Wellington Amith
Reeve Awackhamer
W. MW. Cooper
James Rowle
Gov. Hawthorne
Beart Hiden Be Co
Acton
Alvahance
Nye
Jamce Moffat
Mary Street
Nassagewaya
Wwa
Devonuod
Bons of
Scotland
Ochovwn Friends
Nassagawaya
Societien
Rove
J. OC
Wilson
B. A. Acton
A. Male
H. A. Naseagawaya
Howard Magalae
Printed by Request Cure All Patent Medicine Ad
A dubious remedy claims to ease multiple ailments by shaking a powder mix. It touts ingredients and supposed rapid kidney and urinary benefits, urging readers to buy and use at home. The text, from The Boranton Times, notes the ad’s early 1900s print history and broad newspaper dissemination.
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Moate
Gedelmo
Boranton
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Sugeeas Entertained by Methodist Sunday School Director
Miss Amy Doty of London directed the Methodist Sunday School program with a large student cast. The event featured choir, recitations, drill routines, and a belated Christmas celebration, ending with a cross garlanding and a plan for next year’s Christmas pageant.
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Mica Amy Doty
Methodist
Amy I. Doty
London
Dettla
Callae
Cottier
Prile
Meni Bera
Generouu
Nev
G. W. Barker
Robert Peles
Netle Mies Stella McLam
Honda
Misa Stella
Jack Tate
Tommy Atking
Douing
Duuhoa al Buster Cotory
Perfoot
Mise
Moat
Mia Borts Smith
Eivhel Coleman
Acton Avasuament up to 415 006 and council talk
Harvey Brings Acton's assessment to 415 006, with Acton Georgetown and Milton similar. John Harvey outlines a plan to present next Monday detailing a fairer valuation for the municipality. He cites his local council experience and knowledge of building values as helping the effort.
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Necesor Harvey
Acton
Georgetown
Mil
Tom
John Harvey
Corporation of
Harvey
Georgatown
Milton
Caunell
Boevey
Dlacrepvancy
Sigures
Asadissmont le Nile
Purported Patent Medicine Ad Prompts Tongue Watch
An old advertisement extols Paine's Colory Compound and Mi-v ena remedies for stomach ills and general ailments. It claims cure guarantees, full-strength drugs, and money-back assurances, urging readers to trust A T Brown Acton Ontario. Also notes weather and extended seasonal forecasts without clear connection to medical claims.
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A. T. Brown
Palno
Paine
A.T. Brown
Acton
Ont
Ballinafad Farewell Event Murkily Recalled
A torn fragment recalls a gathering at Kerrs Arch Inn in Ballinafad to bid farewell to Alfred Briarwood who departs after nine years. The lively crowd enjoyed the night while fearing a rough path ahead for the young man, and many offered well wishes for his future endeavors.
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Ballinafad
Robert
Kerr
Alfred Briarwood
Ziverybody
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The
Acton Free Press
Nish
Buster
Faator
Guia
Ark Witant
Calvary
Editorial
NOTRA
Ite
Alain
Salto
Adis
Franaleca
Chelsea
Mqnor Oceanos
Haat Gaston
Charteaton
Ohwlwom
Yellos
Palloo
Dng. M. Shaw
Martin Shaw
Brown Gaara Ninay
At Hore
Lore
Olias
Thorn
E. A. Robertson
Prim. B. Druggiat
Stationer
Optiotan
White Lawn
Naykina
Napkinn
Nate Price
Retin Amd Ar
Napklai
Hale Price Ade
New Mosc
Inchon
Ryan
We Man's Shoes
Ryan & CO
GB. Ryan & CO
Guelph
Bea
Collént
Tata
Nnery
R. E. Nelson Merchant Tailor and Men’s Furnisher
Has. J. Western
Brown
KING
J. Wallace Men's Furnisher
Mill Street
Seanel Panay
Canale
Uuelnane
Cielo
Sotetl
Wellington Mutual . Insurance Company
Omoa
Nauia
Caal
Vernon Gt Mi
Depron Nya Et Witt
Danny Aare Bi Acton
Union Tusavanes Oo
George Stomvel
Stovel
Acto Mill
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Plem
Ey Ee Gs
Saliver
Ewan
Als
Biot
Main Street
St. Alban’s Church
Mt Srectar
Tha
Kev Mathie Wilton Mada Teh
Neryia
Mew Advertisenents
Aloe
Owl
Sania
Ouy
Ton
Heather
Bull Hha Colluar
de Leon Laat Hook
James Webster
I. Clavel
Mr. Clavel
Arnold’s
Station Hotel
Menry Arnold
W. H. Walker
Male Street
Stenhapeon
Blackemih Shop
Ordava
A. J. Brown
Deng Fitore
W. H. Walker Acrou
Berlin
Casper Dram
William Phemsteed
Livia
Leighs and
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