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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 13, 1939
Page
3
The Acton Free Press states advertising rates by column with applications and notes that errors may occur. Advertisers may request proofs in writing. the policy limits liability to the portion affected and any errors not corrected are borne by the advertiser. Editor G Arlof Dillss.
A public notice urges readers to check the Voters List for December municipal elections. If a name is missing or misrecorded, file notice of appeal with the Clerk immediately to ensure voting rights are preserved when election time arrives.
The Simcoe Reformer urges Tulsonbury to install public rest rooms in the Town Hall basement and calls Acton to follow. It notes that proper supervision is essential to prevent vandalism and preserve the facilities for the respectful public.
The piece argues for mandatory public liability insurance for all car owners. It notes broad support among responsible drivers and opposition from an insurer's representative. It asks if removing high risk drivers from the road would justify universal coverage to prevent future wrecks and legal troubles.
A proposal argues highways become safer if every driver is required to carry public liability and property damage insurance. It vows denial of permits to owners who cannot provide protection for other road users.
Community leaders in Acton honor Miss M Z Bennett for a lifetime of service. The board presented desk and chair with an address as expressions of gratitude for her life and work in the town.
Readers explore a sixteen page pamphlet titled The New Democracy by Hon W D Horridge. The reviewer notes utopian promises including health and crop insurance pensions and universal housing funded without clear finance. The piece mocks Santa Claus like expectations and awaits further issues while crediting Horridge with prominent claims.
Ontario editorials discuss highway tolls on No 25 between Acton and Milton and praise Acton Park improvements. They note Ontario parks total nineteen, May electric output at record high, sidewalk repairs needed, and job-applicant figures for Fergus and Acton schools with many teachers seeking vacancies.
A Sunday school lesson traces Rehoboam's reign showing pride and foolish counsel leading to the split of Israel. It contrasts old and young advisers and cites Solomon and Abijah to explain how God’s word shapes outcomes despite human plans.
Fragmentary text notes how lunar influence shaped a political split in Israel during ancient times. It cites Rehoboam's choices, a single-tribe division, and links to Davidic era events with unclear dates and figures.
Department of Energy and Resources reports rising reindeer counts in Canada with about 1200 added to the main herd, bringing the total to around 4800. The reserve near the Anderson River area hosts roughly 3600 head, with fawns increasing the size and a strong survival rate noted among the young.
A civic message urges readers to back the Non Permanent Active Militia of Canada and its long hours of drill and study. It notes volunteers save tax dollars through time freely given despite equipment shortages, and that camp pay does not compensate wages sacrificed. Employers are asked to encourage young workers to join and arrange work so they can attend camp, benefiting both employees and the public.
A list of doctors surgeons barristers solicitors notaries and veterinary staff with office addresses schedules and contact numbers for Acton and surrounding areas. Includes J A McNiven E B Nelson W G Cullen L M C Leatherland Kenneth M Langdon P W Prahren F P G Oakes and others with clinic hours and appointment notes.
The timetable lists daily services with exceptions for holidays and Sundays. It notes trains not stopping at Acton to Gun at 9 15 and 9 41 pm, with varied morning and afternoon departures and a Saturday only service at 4 1 pm. An outer line mentions a connected service to Ceriyetown and Guelon with specific evening times.
Gray Coach Lines shows eastbound and westbound daily schedules with multiple times listed. Some entries note exceptions for Sundays holidays and specific days, with references to Acton and Bun. The text includes irregular formatting and unclear portions but indicates regular daily service with stated times and holiday exceptions.
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