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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
2
A damaged OCR snippet mentions names and locations in a legal notice context with unclear actions and dates. The readable items include person names and place hints, but essential details and deadlines are missing from the fragment.
The Fiace Prem, entering its thirty-fifth year since 1875, continues renewal efforts as many subscribers’ payments expire in June. Renewals sent with blanks and addressed envelopes to ensure sustained support from royal and constant backers amid imperial finance notes and a wide range of historic discussions.
Hugh Mann of Acton died Thursday afternoon at his residence on Queen Street at four o clock after a brief illness from cerebral hemorrhage. He was in his ninety fourth year and the oldest resident of Acton and vicinity, living eighty seven years in the area. He native of Badenocd Scotland, father of Sir Donald Mann of Toronto and grandfather to several local family members. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon with ministers J O Wilson and M A Macpherson officiating. remains interred in Butyriew Cemetery.
Gordon Haggarty aged 16, apprentice to a farmer, died at a farm near Lowville June 1. Found on the floor with hands folded over chest and traces of poison nearby. Coroner and authorities debated poisoning, sending the body to Toronto for analysis while inquiries proceed in Halton and Hamilton.
Richard Wilson of near London Ontario reports purification of blood and healing of sores after using De More's Indian Root Pills. He describes long lasting weakness and poor appetite improving as his blood cleansed and his skin cleared. The ad touts the pills as a thorough cleanse and family remedy sold by dealers.
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