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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 1934
Page
2
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The article profiles itinerant visitors in winter towns who depend on meals, noting some claim hunger while others exploit aid for smoking. It discusses the challenge of fairness, urging observation of actual meal consumption and questioning where transients eat in summer.
A 30 inch open letter branded as an advertisement by Leopold Macauley, Minister of Highways, urges caution for winter driving but appears mainly in Conservative weeklies. The write up questions motive, suggests political bias, and hints at election timing impacting safety messaging and party influence.
A cabinet minister notes a single letter of appreciation over three years of Welfare Board operation in Acton. He says such gratitude is rare and recalls it as a notable event. The secretary remarks letters of gratitude are memorable and rare.
The article notes the largest crowd of the season at Acton Arena thanking a strong home organization. It argues fans favor winners and that gate receipts from two exhibition hockey games fell short of the Thursday night figure, showing the value fans place on stakes and hometown backing.
Orillia residents voted down a by law allowing a liquor store by a margin of 419. Bracebridge also refused the acquisition of such a business in a elector vote.
Yukon Klondike district holds 268 million cubic yards of placer gravel with a gold value of 54.5 million dollars. In 1933 first 45 weeks sheep shipments from Western to Eastern Canada reached 48 831 compared with 35 783 in 1932, while cattle shipments rose to 76 702 from 72 679. Hanover Post notes editor Collingwood David Williams elected for another term as mayor. The Bowmanville Statesman marks its 80th year and Barrie Examiner 70th. R. W. Breadner named Tariff Adviser with Deputy Minister rank and $12 000 salary. Premigor Henry schedules Ontario Legislature session for January 31 amid Hydro and McCaughrin revelations.
Lis towel Banner notes farmers question provincial interest as grants to agricultural societies and rural schools have been reduced. It claims government finds a surplus of 500 000 and civil servants receive pay increases to offset last April cuts.
Sunday school lesson on Jesus baptism by John and the Spirit at Jordan. The paper links baptism to fulfillment of righteousness, insists Jesus as sinless substitute, and notes the temptations by Satan show human frailty and divine authority. It stresses Scripture as the weapon to resist temptation and warns against misquoting verses.
Viscountess Byng of Vimy recounts a Gardene Chronicle talk to the Horticultural Club in England on California adventures. She humorously describes Mecca’s lodging as flimsy cardboard bungalow with scant privacy and a shopworn sign in the guest book.
The note promotes Douglas Egyptian Liniment as a quick certain remedy for hoof rot or thrush. It states four or five applications are usually sufficient to cure the condition.
A northern farm-hand on a Texas ranch dances in a sprinkle to celebrate rain. The rancher urges him to come inside but the farm-hand insists the rain should fall on Texas, underscoring the region's prolonged drought.
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