Acton Free Press Ad Policy Notes Liability Limits
The Acton Free Press notes it will not be liable for errors in advertisements unless proof is requested in writing and signed by the advertiser. If an error is detected the liability is limited to a portion of the cost of the affected space. The policy is stated by Editor Garlof Dills.
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Free Eyes
County Council
Massey-Harris
Union
Speers
CKOK
Pioneer Broadcasting
Saskatchewan
Regina
Atchewan
Acton Welcomes Royal Train Stop Amid Loyalist Outpouring
Acton residents gathered Tuesday as the Royal Train passed, marking a moment of loyal tribute despite the King and Queen not appearing. May 7th onward, the Canadian tour has drawn strong goodwill from Canadians, with veterans militia and local bands joining a large turnout across the county.
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Acton
Canada
Acton Station
More Than Signs and Symbols Needed on Highway No 25
Citizens urge action on the Acton Milton route known as Highway No 25. They say signs and culverts won't fix the road and call for a permanent surface this season after over two years under department control. The northern section seeks completion to provide a stable southern county connection.
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Acton
Milton
A Limit to Taxation Reveals Gasoline Costs Unfold
A reader argues that the revenue drop from gasoline taxes shows motorists are reducing usage. The piece notes price variations across regions with 13 cent base, 5 cent tax, and Ontario price differences, suggesting tax policy limits and consumer choices.
Tax and fuel costs push motorist limits
The piece argues an eight cent tax and measurement variation strain individuals ability to pay. It warns limits on taxation and dividends have been overstepped for motorists and calls for large reductions in motor fuel and oil costs to keep motoring affordable.
Public Utilities Commission Refusal to Raise Power Rates Disturbed
Citizens commend the Acton Public Utilities Commission for not joining in a raised power rate to cover a debit in the thirteenth bill. Credits in recent bills are few across the province. The piece argues for transparent rate increases to address deficits and warns against high handed governance.
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Acton
Public Utilities Commission
How Stories Grow Grenville Kleiser Warns On Gossip
The piece cites Grenville Kleiser criticizing gossip and political rumor and sharing a parable of a minister denied involvement. It asserts the danger of believing such tales and the harm to reputations when stories spread without basis.
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Grenville’ Kleiser
Editorial Notes from Bowmanville on War Peace and Fairs
A Bowmanville Statesman editorial mix of numbers and opinions covers Canadian dairy value in 1938, temperance, a Royal Visit in Hamilton, wage comparisons with Japan, a missed Pilott train meeting, county fair consolidation talk, public publicity versus cost, and a preference for the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto over New York World’s Fair prices.
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New York
Eair
Elwood Hughes
Toronto
Bowmanville-Statesman
Eastbound Train Schedules for Acton Guelph Georgetown
Eastbound timetable details list multiple arrivals and departures for Acton Georgetown and nearby lines. Times given include 5.58 AM 3.51 PM 11.31 AM and 8.46 PM with notes on through service to London and units not stopping at several stations.
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Dar
Royal Visit on the Pacific Coast Reaches Western Canada
A diary style report covers the royal train tour through Winnipeg Brandon Regina Moose Jaw Swift Current Calgary and Banff. It notes massive crowds in Portage and Brandon 11000 and 30000 attendees at events praises for the King and Queen and radio broadcasts from CKOK QBC and BBC with prominent figures like Premier Patterson and D B MacRae.
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Vancouver
Winnipeg
Portage
C.P.R
Brandon
Railway Avenue
Manitoba
Kenma
Regina
Wapella
Moosomin
Virden
Whitewood
Wolseley
Broadview
Indian Head
W. J. Patterson
D. B. MacRae
Moose Jaw
Charles Jennings
QBC
P. F. Dimbelle
BBC
Royal Train
Major Paocoe
Swift Current
Jim Greenblat
Saskatchewan
C.W. N.A
C.W.N.A
Brampton
Ont
Swan River Star
Swift
Sun
Alameda
Calgary
Redskins
Ban Springs
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Bow River
el Bow River
RR. M. Deyell
Beni
Banff
Ernest Bushnell
Doctors E J Nelson and W G Cullen Listed with Hours
Dr E J Nelson physician and surgeon electro therapy Dr W M G Cullen L M C G office hours 1 4 and 7 9 p m Sundays by appointment Wilburn Street just north of Mill Street telephone 138
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J. A. McNiven
Bower Avenue and
Eigin’ Street
E. J. Nelson
WM. G. Cullen
Wilburn Street
Mill Street
Langbon and Acton Legal Notices and Contact Details
Agency listings show Kenneth M. Langbon a barrister solicitor and notary with offices in Acton and Georgetown. The ad includes contact phone numbers, office hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and appointment details for marriage and vital records services.
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Kenneth M. Langbon
Notary Public Offices
Acton
Georgetown
T. Seynuck
Main Street
Dental Surgeon Office Hours and Contact Information
Dental office hours are from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m with evenings by appointment. X-ray and gas for extractions available. Wednesday afternoon closed. Contacts listed include Sargon Oftoestre, Bhlosk, MAll Sfest, Aston Rockwood. phones 148 and 20. Open every afternoon and evening.
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Mall Sfest
Aston Rockwood
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