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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Aug 30, 1934

Page

10

Births Marriages and Deaths Notices Column Summary

The column provides rewritten notices for births marriages and deaths with delivery charges and additional for poetry notices.

Moore Widow Jane Hunter Funeral Notice

At the home of Donald Waldie in Exquesing Township on Wednesday August 29 1934 Jane Hunter widow of Nelson Moore in her 92nd year. Private funeral from the above address on Friday at 2 30 pm Interment Georgetown Cemetery.

Moore Donald Waldie Exquesing ‘Township Jane Hunter Nelson Moore Puneral Georgetown Cemetery

Acton Fair and Exhibition Notes Highlight Autumn Preparations

Community updates cover Labor Day timing and clock change, Acton Fair prize lists, and rising exhibitor interest at the Canadian National Exhibition. Reports praise stronger crowds, renewed church services, cool frost, theft incidents, and school and music achievements amid a recovering economy.

Two Chicago Girls Parody Italian Cities

Two Chicago girls joke about Italy while standing outside 8&J. Mark's. One asks if they are in Venice or Florence. The other suggests consulting a timetable to decide, noting Monday means Florence and Tuesday means Venice.

Chicago Italy 8&J. Mark's Elizabeth Florence Venice

Peggy Wilder Pursues Freddie Dodge in Newspaper Drama

Peggy Wilder, a lone female reporter, tailed Freddie Dodge after a heroic mine rescue. She spent nights at the Vendome hotel and faced pressure from editors while secretly planning to marry Freddie next week.

Review-Journal Peggy Wilder Vendome Hotel Peggy Vendome Fioné Freddie Freddie Dodge Cate Jefter Theceity

Canada imports swine aristocracy to elevate bacon quality

The Dominion Government has imported 75 Landrace Swedish pigs for quarantine until November, with a six month observation in Canada to test climate and seeds. If successful, the pigs will be sent to farmers nationwide to boost Canadian bacon pigs and industry growth.

Dominion Central Experimental Farm Canada Sweden United Kingdom

Small Town Cop Demands Car Cut-Outs

A motorist argues with a local officer over a missing cut-out plate. The cop insists the plate be fitted and kept closed, highlighting a traffic enforcement exchange in a small town setting.

Widow’s faith sparks baptisms at Pasumalai church

A devoted widow who followed Christ in Pasumalai near Madurai inspires a wave of conversions. Twenty others in the outcaste village seek baptism and about a dozen young men from high caste families renounce idolatry to join Christians.

Pasumalai India Ceylon Pasumalal Missionary Herald

Taxi Crash Sparks Quick Exchange After Near Miss

A taxi careened down the street and struck a pedestrian who dodged the path as brakes screamed. The driver halted, urging his companion to discuss immediate plans after the chaotic scene.

Ten yards behind and too late says chauffeur

In a magistrate interrogation a chauffeur recalls seeing a man ten yards away and claims he stopped but the assailant remained ten yards behind, explaining the delay in stopping.

Obituary notes two prominent Oakville and Puslinch residents

Captain George E. Morden of Oakville dies after a stroke ending a 30 year Great Lakes sailing career and farming life. Survived by Harriet Burtch Morden, two sons Allan and Ainslie, two daughters Mrs Ross M. Gibson and Mrs Stewart Hannah. Also Mrs Neil Black of Puslinch Township dies suddenly. born 1869. member of Chalmers United Church. survived by husband Neil Black and three sons Harold Alex Lennie and daughter Elizabeth. Funeral from Puslinch to Farnham Cemetery Arkell.

George E. Morden Oakville W. H.’ Morden Trafalgar George H. Morden Great Lakes Black Puslinch Puslinch Township Neil Black Reeve Black William Cockburn Aberfoyle Chalmers United Church Guelph Ladies’ Aid Arkell Harold Toronto Alex Lennie Miss Elizabeth Farnham Cemetery

Winnipeg's Diamond Jubilee marks 61 years of growth and trade

The article chronicles Winnipeg from its 1873 incorporation at Fort Garry, noting its Manitoba capital status since 1870, a 1931 population of 218 785 including St Boniface, and its rise as a key railway and financial hub with CN and CPR lines, cheap electricity, and municipal central heating.

Winnipeg Fort Garry Manitoba St. Boniface Assinibone Red Canadian Pacific Railway Red River Rocky Mountains Canadian National Railways British Isles Berlin Paris America

Canada Exports Rise Sharply in July Across British Empire Markets

Canada’s domestic exports climbed from 51.3 million to 66.1 million in July, driven by demand in British Empire markets. Exports to the UK reached 23.0 million and to the US 17.2 million, with 28 of 49 commodities showing gains including meats, planks, cars, copper, alcohol, pulpwood, gold and newsprint.

Canada United Kingdom United States Dominion

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