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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
5
The Acton Free Press lists rates for legal notices and advertisements including 12c per line for first insertions and 8c for subsequent insertions with various surcharges for case types and notices. It states display ads vary by space and that the paper is not liable for errors unless a signed proof is requested and corrections noted.
The passage argues that experience can erode enthusiasm and create arrogance. It notes seasoned workers may resist new methods and shortcuts, while beginners can achieve more by fresh, bold approaches, suggesting enthusiasm should remain, lest experience become a liability.
The Winchester Press cites five centres in the United Counties not paying their county levy and notes that some non paying representatives criticize County Council matters. The piece questions whether shifting County Councils is necessary and ponders the survival of a levy free administration.
Canada had 1,299,571 people on direct relief in January about 12 percent of the population. The shift from public works to direct relief is expected to cut government outlay to about 25 million in the year, from 46 million previously, with further provincial and municipal payments totaling about 75 million by March 1933.
The Acton Arena is praised as a winter community center as residents face higher costs and transient issues. Officials discuss municipal budget 20 percent relief, drive for relief funds, unemployment plight, and the arena’s value for youth recreation over mere profit.
Exports of Canadian wheat from Aug 1 to Dec 3 1931 reached 140 394 459 bushels valued at 56 983 000. British Isles took 95.6 million bushels with 44.7 million to other countries. Wheat flour exports were 2 313 186 barrels valued at 7 409 174, a slight drop from 1930. British Isles received 1 070 614 barrels.
Representatives of the County Council on educational matters and the School Board of Burlington met last week to discuss cooperation. Press reports indicate a better understanding emerged, with calls to set a practical example by reducing local costs. The council should review its own fees and compare salaries with public callings, as larger bodies advocate savings but scrutinize others.
Community workers in Acton begin a Monday drive to raise funds for relief work through private subscriptions and organizational aid. The Welfare Board aims to reach a minimum target by week’s end, noting Acton’s history of no tax-based relief contributions and urging residents to give what they can to help both residents and transients with meals.
The text describes Douglas Egyptian Liniment as remarkable for fast relief and lists uses for burns sprains toothache and neuralgia. It also notes it is invaluable for sore throat croup and quinsy.
Dental office in Leishman Block operates 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. with evenings by appointment for extractions. Gas for extractions available. Closed all day Wednesday. Phone 148.
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