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25 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
1
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Oakville News reports moving to a splendid new brick office on Dunn Street. Amid changes, the paper notes Oakville Star’s recent moves and local business shifts including Moore hardware, and plans for a February debate among farmer clubs in the county.
An inaugural Peel County Council session in Milton saw Reeve Irving of Nelson township chosen as Warden for 1903. Barber of Acton and Thompson of Maryboro were among early nominees, with Irvings’ supporters pushing for his win as others withdrew. A. Thompson of Maryboro was later elected Warden of Wellington.
Obituary notices report the death of Robert Gibson formerly of Hamilton, owner of Terra Cotta Carriage Works for 13 years, and the passing of John Doda owner of woodlands in Alton and president of the Doda Knitting Company. Also noted are the death of Mrs Ellen Pearcy of Rusholme Park Creacant and family details, with mournful tributes to community members and church affiliations. The Alton and Acton communities mourn prominent citizens and business leaders, detailing survivors and funeral contexts.
The Harton agricultural society held its annual meeting in Milton on Wednesday seeking a grand stand expansion and show ring enlargement for the 1923 fair. Officers elected include J J Campbell honorary president and J C Llkcktack as president with several vice presidents, secretary A L McNabb and treasurer A McGibbon.
Acton fall fair officials held their annual meeting in the council chamber. A. H. Molaun served as president. W. A. Lasby elected president for the current year and George Hynds increased salary to 100.00. discussions covered prize funds, entry fees, and race expenses with a small reported deficit.
Mr Judie Steiven and others feature in social items while families, illnesses, travel, and funerals are listed. Residents such as George Anderson, Emma Barr, and Mary Rally appear with notes on visits, health, and community events. County council committees and a bridge project funding decision are noted along with local business and labor details.
Saturday afternoon 86 Maule hockey Tham led Acton to a edge over Pronty despite a strong second period surge. In the final period Acton pulled ahead with four goals as Jumbo boys showcased solid defense and mounting momentum. Local business leaders worry over telephone disruptions amid crowding and public spectacle.
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