Subscription Rates And Advertising Policy In The Acton Bree Press
The Acton Bree Press outlines subscription costs at two dollars yearly in advance with single copies and address changes. Cancellations rely on subscriber intent unless notified otherwise. Advertising rates cover legal notices readers notices and display ads with various per line or per word charges and exceptions for free notices and errors.
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United States
Hirk Ee
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Five Major Effects Of The US Bill On Redemptions In Gold
The bill ends gold redemptions for government bonds and permits payment in any legal money. Private debts including mortgages may be paid in legal money regardless of contract terms. War debts from foreign countries can be paid in legal money. Future contracts may not stipulate gold as payment. All legally issued coins and currency become legal tender for public and private debts.
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United States
If You Had a Million Dollars Goodyear Voices Shared Dreams
In the Goodyear plant newsletter Wingfoot Clan readers share plans if given a million dollars. Answers reveal a cross section of humanity with many proposing to aid others first, including scholarships and helping relatives, while some consider self centered aims such as travel or home purchases.
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Goodyear
Toronto
Wingfoot
Bowmanville Statesman
Ontario Summary Shows Mixed Recovery in Ontario
Bank of Montreal monthly Ontario briefing notes stronger agricultural prices and brighter prospects across sectors. Wholesale and retail trade pick up with spring activity while collections stay slow. Auto, tannery, shoe, flour and textile mills show activity gains. furniture suffers from weak orders. Breweries hire for exports to the United States as lumber eased and steel lags. Building permits fall, gold mining rises in Q1.
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Bank of Montreal
Ontario
United States
The People Who Always Agree
The text warns that constant agreement is not intelligent or pleasant. True companionship thrives on differing viewpoints and lively discussion. Some assertive individuals may shout, but manners can coexist with strong opinions. Do not assume perpetual agreement makes one a welcome guest.
Acton Bowling and Tennis Club Opens Promising Grounds
Citizens show appreciation for facilities at Acton grounds with a strong opening night. The club, funded by Messrs Beardmore and Co, provides affordable recreation with courts and greens in excellent condition and taxes paid like other municipal centers.
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Acton Bowling and Tennis Club
Acton
Messrs. Beardmore & Co
Ontario Securities Act aims to curb high pressure brokers
New regulations under the Ontario Securities Act restrict house to house canvassing by security salesmen, except for government or municipal bonds. Proponents say strict enforcement will protect the investing public, prevent high pressure sales, and curb fly by night promoters.
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Onario Securities Commission
Acton Editorial Notes Reflect on Economy and Local Affairs
The piece notes post gold-standard world conditions and base sentiment in Acton as baseball opens. It mentions CFRB lease by the Radio Commission, weekend accident counts, a fading Sunday rest trend, and door to door peddler nuisance not marking Acton as a prime target. It cites liquor sales drop and jokes about OA and LCA efforts, anniversary plans, and Morgan firm sales since 1919.
Parliament Prorogued as MPs Rush Home
The Dominion Parliament prorogued on Saturday with sixty votes registered of two hundred forty five possible. People's representatives appear less eager to represent than to go home, and there is no time clock for MPs to punch in.
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Dominion
Fullness and daily life on Ginger Farm diary
A Ginger Farm diary entry praises abundant farm life from green fields to blooming trees while detailing daily chores. The writer notes chicken care, rat concerns, and recent luck with hatching, alongside social visits and reflections on beauty, balance, and the value of simple hospitality.
Canadian teacher sells estate to settle debts
A Canadian teacher inherits an English estate valued at £20,000. In a lawyer's office clerks bet on her reaction. One predicted a scream, two cried, two expected hysterics. She calmly declares she will finish her monthly report, correct spelling errors, discipline two boys, then attend the messenger in forty minutes.
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Guelph
W. I
Word in Season and Kelloges Asthma Remedy
A sermon like meditation speaks of weariness and comfort for body and mind. The piece weighs on rest for weariness and notes Dr J D Kelloges Asthma Remedy as a trusted family cure with claims of benefit for incipient and chronic cases.
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J. D. Kelloge
Kelloge
Plague of elephants spurs Outjo farmers to seek relief
Farmers in the Outjo district of South West Africa face damage to fences windmills and reservoirs as elephants roam Royal game rules bar shooting. Elephants chase farmers off properties prompting petitions to permit hunters to shoot the raiders.
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Outjo
South West Africa
Breakfast Duty Jokes Between Couple
A light exchange about morning chores centers on breakfast duties. He jokes that she burns the toast while he handles scraping. The quip highlights domestic humor in everyday tasks.
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