Advertising Rates and Liability Policy for The Free Press
A historical notice outlines classed rates for legal notices and ads with per line and per word charges, free space for certain notices, and conditions on errors. It states the newspaper limits liability for published errors unless corrected in writing with signed proof, with liability limited to the portion of space affected.
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Merry Christmas to All from the Heart
An old style greeting card note affirms the sincerity of Christmas wishes. The writer says no change in wording is needed, only genuine sentiment as the message extends “A Merry Christmas” to all readers and those who share in the season’s happiness.
Commendation for County Road Work on Second Line
The county council improves the Second Line between Speyside and the mountain, reconstructing a dangerous stretch into a safe scenic pass. The project proceeds carefully to avoid burdening taxpayers while providing jobs, and aims to connect Acton and Milton as a future highway link. Travel is comfortable except for the construction section.
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County Council
Speyside
Acton
Milton
Five Provinces Hunt 61 Canadians for Conspiracy Tax-Evasion
A police drive across five Canadian provinces targets 61 individuals facing conspiracy charges over a 5 million dollar tax evasion scheme. The piece denounces liquor interests and urges Canadians to reject strong drink to uphold national character and morale.
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Dominion of Canada
Local Police Halt Notorious Burglar Pair Without A Shot
The article praises local and provincial police for promptly stopping a burglar duo targeting small merchants in a country hamlet. Plan and restraint prevented violence, and the culprits were captured without gunfire, earning community praise and relief.
Walkerton Merger Leaves One Paper After 1869 Start
Announcement reports the Walkerton Telescope ceasing publication after joining the Herald-Times. Walkerton will be served by a single newspaper. the change reflects a broader trend toward consolidation, with both sides providing fair news coverage.
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Walkerton
Walkerton Herald-Times- Telescope
What is the OH A ruling on Guelph Juniors matter
The article questions the O H A ruling denying three Acton players and reports Guelph officials lobbying in Toronto. It notes a Sunday exhibition game with players previously barred and awaits the O H A decision. It warns clubs across the district to watch for consequences and potential chastisement.
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Guelph
Toronto
Acton
O.H. A
Royal City
Wardens Dinner Brings County Leaders Together in Praise and Debate
County representatives from lawyers to education leaders gathered at the Warden's Dinner to praise the presiding officer, exchange ideas, and discuss improvements. Attendees suggested future projects including a proposed museum and broader county initiatives for the coming year.
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County Council
Trafalgar Township Gifts Halton County a Christmas Gift
Editorial notes mark Trafalgar Township as Santa Claus giving Halton County a $71 642 62 Christmas gift. The Oakville Record laments patronage and asks if Ontario’s Liberalization moves toward civilization or remains observativization, urging reader reflection.
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Trafalgar
Halton County
Oakville Record
Ontario
The Christian Home Christmas Lesson Exposition
The article presents a Sunday school lesson on the Christian home and Christ's birth in Bethlehem, tracing Micah's prophecy to Luke 2. It highlights shepherds as the first recipients of the gospel, their fearless faith, and their swift witness, urging believers to believe and act promptly. It ends with a brief note on Dr. Kellogg's asthma remedy.
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Jesus
B. C
Bethlehem
Micah
Israel
Christ
Lord
God
Mary
Unemployment Intensifies Plight of the Tuberculous
The unemployment problem worsens care at Toronto Hospital for Consumptives Muskoka Hospital for Consumptives and Queen Mary Hospital for Consumptive Children with over 2000 patients treated. Many come from poor homes with cramped quarters little air sun or nourishing food. Hospitals rely on voluntary contributions as most patients cannot pay and annual costs run into thousands of dollars urging gifts to George A Reid treasurer at Gage Institute 223 College Street.
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Toronto Hospital
Muskoka Hospital
Ueen Mary Hospital
George A. Reld
Urer
Gage ¢ Institute
College Street
Toronto
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