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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 24, 1902
Page
2
Fragmentary obituary note lists Mauried Rid and Jene Kandey among the deceased. Mentions July dates and ages, with unclear references to names and places. Further readable items include a Tuesday event and a memorial or service detail.
The report covers Ontario curfew debates amid youth arrests, transit of policies for schools and libraries, and a dismissal of a Toronto official. It notes regulatory changes, provincial grants for rural library programs, and inquiries into factory operations and law enforcement actions.
AUK coronation plans describe king's rapid recovery and ceremonies at the palace. Reports mention yacht arrangements, land forces, and public concern over coronation costs affecting the poor, with London observers noting delays and travel restrictions days after the event.
Coronation day will not be a nationwide public holiday in Canada. Cities including Victoria, London, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, St. John and Charlottetown plan royal salutes. Municipal observances may occur, but nationwide events are unlikely.
A garbled note outlines a possible tour of Canada by a premier and mentions English school teachers, Harcourt arranging facilities, and health goals. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the indicates government figures and education policy discussion.
A report from London notes Sir Robert Boyd, Newfoundland Premier, declaring that reunification with Canada hinges on terms. The piece suggests Prime Minister Ronda may push the issue at the next session of Parliament, amid early discussion and public interest.
Westminster officials consider removing an air arch after a poll about hamoved proposals drew crowds. City commissioners say keeping the arch may reduce night traffic, while opponents push for removal to curb congestion.
Two men found dead in a warehouse near Evan & Bona under suspicious circumstances. Police suspect foul play though no wounds explain death. Government ordered analysis of remains. findings point to possible causes tied to recent events and local workers.
Local notices report on civic events including a Saturday public sale and a planned holiday program at a Georgetown gathering. Councilor Ballard defends measures while residents await a parade and market activities. a hospital case of apoplexy ends in death for Tho Somerville after a brief illness.
Warning language urges mothers to give “Tablem” to infants during hot weather to prevent illness. The piece claims Rahy’s Own Tablet may rapidly help infants, describing cholera infantis, fever, and purging risks. It references Dr. Herbert Norahig and Simiti’s Pally Ont as endorsers and lists dosing instructions and safety cautions for child care.
The text presents a garbled July report mentioning public meetings at a home, a church service, a quarterly Beaver, a public referendum on an electricity by law, and a sentencing for a fraud case. It references local figures, a cottage at Blaney Creek, and a plan to take over an electric plant, with power outages after October.
In Churchill area farmers begin fall wheat work this week while Mr Meoek Swackhanmer retires from farming and will take possession of his property. Mr Fork Tatenitt plans to move to Acton in a few months amid local regrets. Mrs Porhwn and others have decided to relocate. A local entrance examination includes Katy Gray, a twelve year old daughter of W. Y. Gray, who leads her class and won the top prize for general proficiency at Namkagaweya No. 0. Ath the Acton exam, Athoto, and London visitors were noted at Robt. Wian dooraught during work with Mr. Carrol of Garafraxa.
A Monday evening program at Mr Enonitton's farm featured ventriloquist acts by entertainers including Mr Holness and a vocal quartet with Re M Brace and Allan Shnapson. The audience heard humorous recitations by Mr Jol Strachan and songs backed by Mr S Mandadi. Rev Mr Godden presided.
An article touts William Pink Pills as a cure of a long ill for Mrs Potter of Welland Port Now described as restored to health with renewed appetite and strength The ad claims the pills cured various ailments including rheumatism and heart palpitations and promotes the medicine as widely sold by dealers or direct mail from The William Medicine Co Neockville Ont
Charlen Mey Kinley of Ayr admitted guilt in a July trial before Police Magistrate Blake on forgery of promissory notes and use of false pretences. Kinley, an implement agent, had been jailed on July 12 at the Woolstock Wagon manufacturing firm’s instance. He faced multiple charges and was remanded for sentence. Also noted were railway service updates and travel ticket details for July to September.
Shortaged spaces force omissions in a weekly grocery list as prices slip for organdies and silks, with a wide range of fabrics advertised at discounted per yard rates. The notice notes stock like 12 piece selections and emphasizes value despite limited space for full details.
A reader asks in the columns about Aupquat Mower as a remedy for indigestion sour stomach fermentation and liver trouble. The caller requests a sample book and notes the product is sold by Wat. Exskine.
Local retailer emphasizes honest, moderate profits and steady trade. The ad touts diverse shoe lines, broad customer service, and affordable pricing, inviting shoppers to visit and discuss footwear with staff.
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