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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
7
A verse prompts a township clerk to master every public duty through dedication and fairness. It weighs the burdens of bylaw knowledge, answering endless questions, and handling denied leisure while serving with integrity.
Twenty years ago notes recount a thaw aiding sleighing, Vida Forster joining Hamilton city schools, B P Caldwell shipping a 50 hp electric motor, and H A Swackhamer considering a Post Office project. Acton Free Library issued 6767 volumes, Gregory boosts Wonderland, Local Option vote repealed, and 1913 council elected with Hynds as reeve and four councillors named.
A quick certain remedy for hoof rot or thrush. Four or five applications are usually enough.
The Dominion Department of Agriculture issues Bulletin No. 161 by Alan G. Dustan on vegetable insects and their control. It covers cultural practices, spraying methods, and 60 injurious insects with life histories, host plants, and practical control tips for farmers and home gardeners alike.
A Sunday School lesson analyzes Mark 1 12 20 alongside Matthew Luke and Hebrews to show how Jesus was driven into the wilderness by the Spirit and tempted by Satan. It contrasts Mark’s brief account with Matthew and Luke, notes Jesus resisted temptations with Scripture, and cautions against testing God or spiritual pride.
A reminiscence by Dr. Rogers dated January 2 1933 honors fifty eight years in Christian ministry and lists key figures in the London Conference including Geo R Sanderson John A Williams James Gray E B Rychman S D Rice W C Henderson Hugh Johnston and others. It recalls ministers who visited regularly and notes 302 ministers and probationers in the 1875 cohort with 288 having died and 14 awaiting transfer.
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