Acton-Free Press Weekly Publication Notice
The Acton-Free Press states it is published every Thursday with a morning edition and a 31 per year advance subscription price.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 1876
Page
2
The Acton-Free Press states it is published every Thursday with a morning edition and a 31 per year advance subscription price.
Fragmented OCR shows concerns over winter trade stagnation, road conditions delaying markets, and broad political debate on electoral reforms. It notes strains in business, farmer difficulties, and a bitter legislative clash around election trials and proposed changes.
A correspondent urges county officials to organize a system for road improvement, citing ongoing neglect and the need for earnest action. The writer questions authorities' willingness and suggests centralized planning to avoid wasteful spending and clarify who should lead the effort.
Incomplete OCR text shows scattered legal terms and names. Content is garbled and lacks a clear event or outcome. No coherent reportable item can be discerned beyond generic references to law and persons.
The readable parts reference Ontario legislation on elections including penalties and amendment provisions. Key terms appear garbled but indicate discussion of candidates and legal actions, with mention of a trial or judicial doubt surrounding the act. The text remains unclear on dates or exact provisions.
Mr Solomon White, an enthusiastic Conservative of Peel County, attended a banquet in Qooksville on Friday night. Sir Epine A. A Madnald, Hon. Win. Sadonest Hin, Frank Smith, Patterson MP, and Mr tile MP were present.
Milton January 4 Charles Mills was convicted and sentenced to years in the Provincial Penitentiary James Davis was acquitted Peter Nolan one of the witnesses was tried before Dr Yphertsony and S Center in a lingering Pettit robbery case with limited readable details
An inquest into a fatal fall following a scuffle at a Norval hotel reveals Thos Hewson died after head injury from being struck during the disturbance. A heavy harness maker reportedly contributed to the altercation. death attributed to brain injury with fractured skull, linked to medical condition. County Council faces criticism over road conditions impeding travel.
A by law granted a 4000 bonus to a Trendry and imple factory amid assets. Passenger trains began regular service to Mah. The Brussels village on the Wellington Grey and Bruce Railway was incorporated about three years ago.
Special correspondent reports Confederate nostalgia and political divides in Virginia as locals resent federal authority, favor romanticized wartime memories, and resist Reconstruction. Details describe land promises, currency debates, farmer credit, and daily life among white and Black residents.
A letter to the editor urges Acton to join Esquesing Township to gravel a long, ruined road. The writer props up the push with petitions and local support, proposing a telegraph to Pasquising and asking prominent locals to assist, while criticizing current municipal spending on roads. Also notes Egypt rail talks, a Palermo suicide attempt, a theft and drowning, and a sheep lost its pelt to a threshing machine.
Esquesing January 8 1876 the annual meeting of the Esquesing Agricultural Society was held with President C S Smith in chair. Officers were elected including J B Bessay president Geo Tolton secretary treasurer and directors. The address praised broader municipal participation and noted increased prizes funds and a larger harvest while urging member contributions and village cooperation for fences and grounds.
Preparatory to stock taking Christie Henderson Co offers decided bargains on Fall and Winter goods. Readable lines include cheap suits overcoats shirts drawers caps shawls and boots. Secure a bargain and save money in this sale event.
A 1876Acton notice recalls a wedding farce where a groom fled, was pursued, forgave by the bride after his return, and the couple wed in Bolton. The item blends local commentary with a Brampton Banner report and a retail price list for Acton, including wheat, barley, eggs, butter, and shoes, dated January 18, 1876.
A 4 complimentary supper is planned at Hi Stingle's Hotel Brookville to honor George Easterbrook Esq retiring as Councillor of Nassagaweya. The event occurs Tuesday 25th at 7 p.m. Admission 50 cents with a managing committee listed.
A Civil Service Gazette notice extols a cocoa beverage as a strengthening tonic. It claims digestion and nutrition align with natural laws, suggesting regular use fortifies the frame and blood to resist disease. the product is sold by James Epps & Co in London labels at Threadneedle Street and Piccadilly.
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