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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
2
A garbled necrology-like fragment mentions elderly individuals and places with partial names and scattered events. It hints at oblique tributes, residences, and dates, but the text is heavily corrupted and limits clear facts. The piece reads as a memorial note with uncertain spellings and unclear associations.
A rustic chronicle notes Canada’s national holiday near June’s end with calls for unity and pride. It records agricultural reports from H. Snow of Chicago on Manitoba crops and wheat yields, plus Ontario legislative pay raises and local policing actions.
The funeral tribute for Dr Dewart, a noted minister and public figure, lauds his vigor, character, and advocacy for liberty. Revered speakers recall his earnest faith and leadership, stating he walked with God though his life ended suddenly. The sermon praises his public stands in church and state and his enduring influence.
At the annual Tank meeting in Montreal last week a successful year was reported with notes by cleanlation and deposits totaling over 677 257. The bank has 9 branches in Ontario Quebec and 20 in Manitoba and the Northwest Territories. The Acton branch is highlighted for continued prosperity under manager A Harvey Devitt.
A local gathering at Nasaygaweya Cheb honors John Wesley birthday with interring services and a communal supper. Attendees include Mr. Joe Kitehlay of Corwhta who died recently. wreaths and vases decorate the tables amid a festive, orderly program.
An eleven annual Dublin Pic-nic planned for next Wednesday Dominion Day. Acton Orchestra will perform and supper will be served at Seelock. Contests managed by D. McDougall, Wd. Wattle, and J. Thompson amid improved grounds with a new fence by FP Moore Acton.
Owing to the absence of Mr Drysdale the pastor, Sunderland Taylor of Acton formerly Rochdale preached a worthy sermon. Taylor is thoughtful and impressive due to thorough preparation. Anniversary services will be held on the 15th July with Rev WLS McAlpine B D as preacher.
Samuel Lauby, a highly esteemed young farmer, married Jennie Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs Blowart Nassagawoya on Wednesday afternoon. The couple reside on Mr Lashys farm with many friends wishing them success and prosperity. Cameron McMillan departed Thursday for the Northwest to spend several months.
An advance copy of Forward March from W B McKowan of Denver advertises the International Convention in Denver. The souvenir will include about fifty pages with illustrations of the Rocky Mountain region and a full convention report. Send ten cents in silver to receive the copy and details at 143 Seventeenth Street, Denver.
Advertises Dr Warns Ceramy-Snoney remedy claims to cure a wide range of nervous and skin disorders. Promises a written money back guarantee if no benefit after purchasing De Varta Cerum-Inoy Pills, asserting high confidence in effectiveness. Credits Dr Marley Pilla as author of the cure.
A vintage testimonial story touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for Venous blood and nerve weakness. It recounts a 16 year old patient who faced illness and fatigue after illness, then credited pills for dramatic recovery. The ad claims wide availability through local dealers and a small price for quick relief.
A fragmented testimonial letter claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cured rheumatism and aching joints. The writer cites long suffering and weather sensitivity, with multiple names and places noting personal relief after use.
A regional trader announces readiness to serve the public with a refreshed supply of goods offering reliable access to essentials. The shift signals ongoing efforts to meet community needs and expand available options for shoppers.
An archival note surveys the Toth family line focusing on notable members and their roles. It mentions Ula Toth and hints at lineage, education, and public service contexts without providing explicit dates or outcomes. The fragmentary text preserves names and associations for further clarification.
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