The Acton Free Press Subscription and Ad Rates
The Acton Free Press published Thursdays at Mill Street Acton Ontario. Subscriptions cost 1.60 yearly with US postage extra. Advertising rates: transient ads ten cents per inch initial, six cents per inch for subsequent lines. contracts for 100 inches or more per year at sixteen cents per inch. Ads without directions may be inserted only as allowed.
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Mill Street
Acton
Ontario
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United States
Trientad
Addroay
Ilpf, Mooi, Iatter
Premier backs temperance plans and anti waste drive
Editorial notes the Premier’s firm stand on enforcing temperance laws during a Northern Ontario visit and backs a modified local option in taxation to curb land speculation. It highlights nickel and silver material impacts, fire prevention gains, Canada’s strong credit, immigrant prospects, and Ottawa’s tax trial on improvements.
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Liberty Leaguers
Ontario
Drury
Ottawa
Canadian finances mixed as debt grows and exchange worries rise
The Dominion Finance Department reports eight months to December show ordinary revenue of 218.0 million and expenditure of 203.5 million. November deficits driven by war loan interest. Net debt rises by 32.1 million in November to 1.817 billion. Prime Minister Drury cites prohibition as a party pledge, while exchange with the United States remains tense. Canada gains prominence at the World Labor Conference in Washington amid American nonparticipation in the peace treaty.
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Canada
Dominion
North American
Finance Department
The
United States
New York
Post Office Department
Dominion of
Washington
League of Nations
Germany
Latin America
Brazil
Music for Children and a Forecast of Woollen Prices
An American retail expert notes shoppers may strike on prices and woollens. The article argues raw wool supplies are high but conversion to finished fabrics is slow, delaying price drops in Canada and the U.S. It promotes music education as essential, announcing a Free Press series of musical talks by Prof. C. G C. Laugher in Howmanville for Acton and nearby students.
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Free Press
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Howmanville
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Acton
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