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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 17, 1930
Page
3
Fragmentary text notes someone named Trenn Whey and Artie dealing with an aid request. Mentions Gav POA and denim Chen Ab, with lines about clothes and a guardian. General Interest News appears as a header with missing context.
A fragmentary Ottawa Journal text blends notices on elections with a long anecdote about newspaper rivalries and a retold tale of editorial battles. It references May 1 enumerators, election rules, and a humorous behind the scenes of press work.
In a crowded scene at a youth club era, Judith Marlow contends with Hilde Anderson about independence and social doors. Judith attends church events and community groups to prove herself, while Hilde pushes traditional comforts and care from older relatives.
Entered Into Rest Mittan Wugh Campbell longtime deputy registrar for Mellon County and pillar of Milton Methodist Church dies at home after a long illness. Survived by widow Mrs G Cay, three daughters, and two children. Funeral arrangements announced by family.
A mangled passage shows a Ridley faced man in America and dialogue with a laundry door hieroglyphics. The scene includes a woman listening and a muttered line about not knowing what Nun o d they bot, with a distant hint of a soldierly or domestic gathering.
An Irleh attorney, mocked as lame, moves during a troubter era to a court setting. He vows to join the lawyers and follow the vamp, while others debate a woman's role and marching him into the corps.
Notice to creditors of July Oratho Hell of Anton Moschant who died February and all claimants must file with the executor's solicitor within the prescribed period. The notice cites the Trusts Act and announces administrative steps and deadlines for submission of claims and securities. Dated April 17. Ontario.
The page lists several household recipes featuring lettuce, herbs, and vegetables with instructions for canapés and dressings. It includes Canadian hotel style orange and maple glaze suggestions, mushroom on toast, and a lemon pudding style dish. A long feature urges advertisers and consumers to support prosperity through daily household spending and advertising.
Breeders advertise Tweddle blood teated chicks with breeding stock notes. Prices listed include 20 dollars per bundle in April and 10 dollars per bunch for axias paid with cash deliveries. Government supervision and shipments from Tricoa-Biervou and White Oaks are mentioned.
The creditors of Margaret Conway of Acton Ontario are notified that she died on March 10. The administrator will collect all debts and present claims by May 15. Claims not received by the deadline will be barred. The National Trust Company acts as administrator.
Auctioneer Roy J. Lindenky lists cattle horses and farm goods for sale on a Thursday morning at 4 o clock. Items include Clyde Clelding 19, Brown Garrage Mace 14, J Coal Percheron 2 yers and various cows calves and grain. Terms include 17 months credit with joint notes and interest. cash on delivery and credit via approved bank note.
Public auction of livestock and farming implements from the estate of late Ebenezer Maude to be held Friday April 28 at 1 pm near Townline, one mile north of Kee n and Guelph Gravel Road. Items include horses cattle hay machinery harness wagons and timber. Terms include fifteen dollars or less cash and ten months credit on larger notes. Proceeds to be used to settle estate debts. Signed Boy Windsley assistant and clerk.
Community figures across over 119000 residents back an engagement of a wall altar to carry the Aybh to the Dominion Wallway World amid calls from Guelph Wellington area officials for interviews with Ben Hugh Guthrie and federal member for South Wellington to plead the case.
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