Advertising Rates and Limitations in The Acton Free Press
The Acton Free Press lists rates for notices one cent per line for first insertion and half a cent per line for subsequent insertions. In Memoriam poems incur extra per line, Birth, Marriage, and Death notices are free, small ads are one cent per word with minimum charges, and display ads vary by space. The paper limits liability for errors unless a signed written proof is requested.
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Free Press
Amy
Editor on Montreal Convention trip for The Free Press
The Free Press editor has attended the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association convention in Montreal. The writer notes the trip mixed business and pleasure and promises to report convention lessons and return to routine duties for Acton.
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Free Press
Montreal
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Acton
Are You a Borrower Public Advice Column
Chronic borrowers avoid scruples, seek help until friends tire, then face ordeals alone. If you borrow, correct the weakness by planning ahead and doing without. Few friends sustain constant borrowings without strain.
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Picton Gazette
Government Overhauls Magisterial System At Queen's Park
Attorney General Roebuck announces changes to create a unified magistrate system. Ten thousand justices of the peace will be dismissed and a single JP per community may hear preliminary matters under Brampton and Halton Peel arrangements. Acton avoids impact. Brampton access remains as before.
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Queen’s Park
Roebuck
L. J. C. Bull
Brampton
Halton
Peel
Mcllveen, Barr
Elliott
Acton
Milton
Canadian Revenues Rise in July Totaling 2.61 Million
Canada’s July revenues from customs excise and income tax rose to 2 609 263 with a net gain of 3 418 718 versus the same month last year. Custom receipts reached 5 900 314 up 705 636. excise 1 634 700 up 745 047. duties 4 1 078 up 669 068. income taxes 3 862 668 up 304 125. sundry 70 504. First four months show a year to year increase of 19 325 468 with 117 908 072 collected this year against 98 582 604 last year.
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Canada
Open This Week at the Canadian National Exhibition
The Canadian National Exhibition opens this week for two weeks of exhibits and attractions. veteran directors and staff ensure a smooth display of new educational features and wide appeal for every taste, making it a premier national event for Canadians.
Murray Memorial Y M C A to Rise in Acton Progress
Acton plans a new Y M C A funded by the late J A Murray bequest. The project adds an arena park and recreation grounds with tennis and lawn bowling, aiming to benefit young people while self sustentaining through internal maintenance. Construction to begin as winter work permits.
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Acton
J. A. Murray
Murray Memorial Y. M. C. A
Editorial Notes Reflect Ontario Issues and Local Persuasion
August ends and daylight saving fades from local debate. Kidnapping case in Labatt stirs Ontario police as Roebuck’s magisterial reforms dominate the week. Hepburn seeks 100 million a month for relief and Bennett offers 750 thousand. South Wellington by election boosts praise for Guelph Mayor Robson. Canada tops nickel exports with 30.53 million dollars in the last year. Acton magisterial shake up leaves office after Gore’s long service. government appointments seen as uneven.
Return Unto the Lord Thy God Hosea Sermon
A Sunday School lesson on Hosea urges repentance as the path back to God. It notes Israel’s backsliding, calls for confession, and promises healing and divine mercy through turning to the Lord, with emphasis on the covenant call to return.
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Hosea
Jerusalem
Samuel
Malachi
Jesus Christ
Israel
David
Solomon
Assyria
Jehovah
R. V
Lebanon
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