No Division Between North and South Halton, Wardens Hear
The County Council division between the north and south halves is debated at Wardens' dinners. South end gains road projects and Burlington debentures while northern areas seek attention. Acton women work on lake shore and middle-road construction as talks urge more fairness before December.
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County Council
Lakeshore
Toronto
Hamilton
Seni Corist
Burlington
Speyside
Acton
Halton
Bright Career Ends in Tragic Car Crash
Paul Munro M P a prominent barrister and orator who had won a large Liberal majority just after his election a week or so ago died instantly when his car wrecked after losing control. His sudden death casts gloom over Wellington riding and removes a rising political figure from the Liberal Government.
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Paul Munro
Munro
Wellington
Acton Council Protests County Backing Burlington Debenture
The article details Acton Council’s protest against Halton County Council guaranteeing Burlington’s debenture of 120100, citing reduced financial standing of the county and questioning the fairness and prudence of backing another town’s loan. It praises Acton’s stance and asks how brokers would react if other municipalities sought similar guarantees.
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Halton County
Burlington
County Council
Acton
Ontario to judge Hepburn new Liberal government
The piece advocates letting Premier elect Mitchell Hepburn implement election pledges and cut government costs. It urges sales of government cars dismissal of redundant officials and silo building at private costs, arguing a private business approach will improve Ontario finances and reduce taxes.
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Mitchell F. Hepburn
Evers
Hepburn
Ontario
Centennial notes from Acton Free Press reminisce on Dominion Day
Editorial remarks celebrate Nottawasaga centennial observance and Canada Day sunlit picnics while warning of holiday hazards on water and roads. The piece questions Liberal party leadership in Ontario and notes Niagara Falls traffic figures and permits. It also salutes community loyalty and I O D E chapter acts at Acton Park.
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Free Press
Acton
Lakeside
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Acton Park
Asa and the Reform That Rested on Jehovah
A Sunday school lesson on Asa's reform, removing altars to false gods and seeking the Lord, with emphasis on trusting God in battle. It cites 2 Chronicles and related scriptures, notes Asa's wholehearted devotion, and urges modern readers to seek God and rest in Him while taking action.
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Asa
B.C
Jerusalem
Sachs
Solomon
Bacchus
Venus
Judah
Jehovah
Christ
God
Harness trade shows rise as collars and sweat pads grow
A Canadian government return reveals 1931 to 1932 increases in horse collars from 64 928 to 93 278 and sweat pads from 70 000 to 152 000 plus a near trebling in double harness output while small shops survive amid auto and tractor competition. It also notes Dr Thomas Electrolyte Od is a versatile home remedy.
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Canada
Strength in the Almighty Guides Every Follower
A sermon exhorts believers to rely on the Almighty for victory, noting that setbacks are temporary and triumph is assured when one fights in the strength of Christ. It emphasizes courage in warfare, enduring trials, and leaning on a captain who never loses a battle.
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Free Press
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