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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 11, 1901
Page
2
Dominion Alliance meeting in Toronto highlights prohibition near threefold threshold. Manitoba crop projections spur $25 million impact on Canada. London notes retraite rumours for Prime Minister and parliamentary shifts, with Conservative strength easing. Toronto Brush Rally Company status and local Mercury history summarized.
The council met Monday evening with all members present. Finance committee recommends urban street works including Willow Street pavement and concrete sidewalks. Petitions approved for Willow Street and Mill Street corridor improvements. Fire and Power House issues discussed, including brick chimney options to replace a collapsing metal stack. Adjourned at 10 29.
Canadian Minister of the Interior Hon. Mulock reached London today aboard a return voyage from Australia. He accompanied by colleagues and aides, part of a Canadian Cabinet delegation visiting for the inauguration of the Australian Commonwealth by the Duke of York. A pleasant voyage reportedly preceded the current London stay.
The Toronto Exposition and Industrial Fair runs August to September 7 with 685000 attendees expected and 20000 allocated for special attractions. Premiums rise for live stock and cattle grades improve while premiums expand. Details and information can be obtained from H. J. Will at 62 King Street, Toronto, as organizers push to enhance exhibits near the Pan American event.
Fragmented OCR records show Mes, KA residents like Handerson and Hazel Lae with kinship ties to Loranta and Milton. Toronto trips involve Efonsla Maddell and Hugh Meson, while John Browne and Rev Auatli Pollar are linked to church events.
A jumble of names, places, and short notes spread across Canada and neighboring towns. References include individuals connected to Calnavilts, Toronto, Brantford, Georgstown, Acton, Milton, and Devonshire in England. Mentions of church events, departures, relocations, and local anecdotes decorate a week of social and civic tidbits.
Mr and Mrs John Guludoll paid a visit to Mr and Mrs Moore at Al Marye. Alex Watson of Toyouta visited Mr and Mrs Win Byert Tatweal and Mrs Myre Black. Laura Thomson of Aoheveotady New York arrived to spend time with her father Mr John Black. Evarton held its annual Wellington District Diocesan meeting with papers, addresses, and sermons. leaders included J W Kilgour, A Visining, Z O Gako, J P McLeod, O P Veldanburg, and Misaay Parkinson. The event featured sermons and discussions on restoration and management. Mr W Gray presented notes. A reception was hosted by Mr and Mrs J Walker for guests Mr and Mrs Hynile of Oregon USA. Various social visits and services planned for next Sunday and Monday.
Fragmented OCR summary reports Kruger and allies in Amsterdam. Mentions July and April figures, lists of prisoners, and comments by Kruger on European intervention. Includes names like Botha and Meruyer, with unclear phrasing and partial dates.
A parliamentary review notes Farinera Act regulation on weight and measures, detailing penalties for mislabeling food and evading the law. It cites recent enforcement actions, including fines levied on two dealers and warnings to others.
Jo Ney and Mrs. Montes of Wyrford wed at the groom’s father’s residence with Rev. J. Unworth officiating. Town papers report leave for two months, a two week bank holiday, factory shutdowns, and many locals visiting Fort Mopa. Activities include a Sunday school expansion, counterfeit bill notes discussed, and the Toronto Fresh Air Pond entering its eighth year of aiding mothers and children with excursions and care.
The text describes a grand Western Fair at London with a national exhibit of dairy, bread, and artisan products. It highlights improved grounds, expanded exhibition space, enhanced attractions, and popular acts including an elephant vaudeville troupe. For inquiries contact Mr. J. A. Nelson, Secretariat.
A brief note appears to misprint in a child care notice or ad referencing Castoria with a garbled line The fragment suggests a product or remedy name but lacks clear context or additional facts to establish a full story.
White muslin shirts priced at 750 each appear alongside new Ladies' Long Silk Ties for 25¢. Black Velvet Ribbons of all widths and Colored Velvet Ribbons with satin backs are offered at close prices. Men's White Duck Pants sell at 1.00 with 75¢ and 50¢ options per pair.
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