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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 27, 1929

Page

4

Costly Sacrifice Prompts Safer Crossings Across the Nation

A jury investigates James McVicar's Limehouse death and urges sweeping level crossing protections. The writer argues that a life loss at every crossing justifies removing brush and extending safety measures nationwide, citing April Canada collisions, daylight wrecks, and high injury totals to press for universal protection without toll.

James ‘McVicar Limehouse Canada Ontario

Doubts on Acton School Board Procedures Persist

Citizens question where board business is done after a special meeting revealed actions carried out by the Secretary rather than the board. They cite a letter of engagement sent by the Secretary and wonder why the chairman received a telegram of refusal and how wage figures were known to a board member. Residents demand transparent public conduct to restore trust.

Acton Acton School Board Ward

Editorial sees bright future for nearby farms and country towns

A St Marys Journal editorial argues that development near cities will boost rural areas. It cites a New York Supreme Court Justice warning about urban overpopulation and rising values, noting Toronto’s growth toward Richmond Hill and more urban farms.

St. Mary’s Journal New York State Supreme Court New York Toronto Ontario Yonge Street Richmond Tit

Acton Welcomes Visitors For Weekend Celebration

Acton citizens extend a warm welcome to thousands of visitors over the weekend. Old alumni and newcomers alike are invited to enjoy hospitality and orderly celebration, with hopes they carry home a positive impression and plan to return. The community pledges good times, fun, and a sense of welcome for all guests.

Acton

A Year in Review for The Free Press of Acton

In this fifty fourth year end issue the editors reflect on loyalty and cooperation from readers and staff. They note twenty years of involvement by the current editor with The Free Press and describe steady growth parallel to Acton’s development. The piece pledges ongoing growth and commitment to Acton’s best interests.

Free Press Acton Tie Fare Press Tie Free Press

Canadian wealth totals rise to 27.7 billion in 1927 report

The Dominion Bureau of Statistics estimates Canada’s non developed wealth at 27.69 billion for 1927, with Ontario and Quebec holding the largest totals. Per capita wealth favors western provinces, led by British Columbia and Alberta, while some regions show lower per person figures.

Canada Dominion Bureau Eee Ontarig Quebec Saskatchewan British Columbia Alberta Manitoba Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edwardsland Yukon Ontario Provinces Prince Edwards Island

Canada Business Outlook Shows record half year

The Bank of Montreal summary reports a higher peak in Canadian commerce across nearly all sectors for the first half of the year. Foreign trade, railway traffic, manufacturing, mining, building, and agriculture rise. employment at peak levels. prosperity broadens with railway expansion and resource development.

Bank of Montreal Canada Prairie Central Maritimes United States

Limenouse Fatality Jury Recommends Clearing Tracks

A coroner's jury in Georgetown found the May 14 accident killing John McVicar near Unernnaing caused by a radial car striking a cattle guard. They urged cutting trees and shrubs for 75 feet and widening the road to improve sight lines. James McClure and others testified about car speed 25 to 55 mph and the motorist duty to slow near tracks.

Lnquaal Vath Georgetown John McVicar Toronto Unernnaing Conceaxion Lininhouse Cragalny A. J. McCall Milton W. A. Dick Crown A. Wichard James McClure A. G. McDonald C. N C. N. John McVicar Peel Halton Daffernia Almcoe Georgetawm McVicar McCluure Agt Clare Rook Continee McClure Tee Foster McColl Geo. Dobson McCall Uae

Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by Perryman Family

Mr and Mrs Thomas Perryman celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with family and friends in Toronto. The couple, who married in Aden fifty years ago, were joined by son Roland and relatives from Richon Winnipeg and Acton. A large gathering at their daughter Mrs A P Love’s home marked the jubilee with memories from the couple’s long marriage.

Thomas Perryman Caelar Aden Thomas Perryman Hale Win A. P. Love Roland Perryman Richon Winnipeg Edwin Perryman Perryman Mira Thureday Agnes Sarah Perryman

Canada Maps Aid Transcontinental Car Tours

The Canadian Government through the Department of the Interior offers a series of maps showing main automobile routes across Canada and the northern United States. Maps divide into Atlantic Great Lakes Middle West and Pacific zones and help plan itineraries with highway connections. Free copies available from the Natural Resources Intelligence Service in Ottawa.

Plana Canada Department of the Interior Atlantic Great Lakes Middle West Pacific Tocal Gil United States Natural Resources Intelligence Ottawa

Split lemon sponge cake from a vintage recipe

A recipe describes beating 3 egg yolks with sugar then adding lemon rind and folded whites. Sifted flour folded in with gradually added milk and lemon rind, then bake a deep cake at about 359 degrees for 40 minutes in a modern oven. The text preserves era spelling and measurements.

Captain Tort's Honest Lesson From a Boyhood Tale

The speaker recounts a Fourth of July mishap when a pond and a Newfoundland dog caused him to lose celebration money. A classmate taunts him for lying, revealing his own guilt. He later buys back his honor by confessing and repairing the loss, vowing to tell the truth even when costly. The captain stresses that character is tested by honesty.

Tort Mba Carleton Carleton Tom Morvil Tom Umea Trun

Birthday surprise with pipe cleaners delight

A husband returns from the office with two small parcels for his wife on her birthday. She misjudges him but joyens as she discovers a pipe cleaner set. The exchange reveals her liking for the unusual gift and the couple share a tender moment.

Varicose Veins Promised Relief With Emerald Ol Remedy

A claim offers a two ounce bottle of Mocone's Emerald Ol and says nightly and morning application reduces swollen veins. It asserts veins shrink and even piles are relieved, with endorsement by H. J. Hansard.

Atvénathy J. Hansard Ota

Dental offices and services listed in Guelph advertisement

Dr J A McNiven office and residence on Comernes Avenue near Elgin Street. Dr J M Bell D D S L D S Dental Surgeon, Mill Street Frederick Street corner. Dr J H Johnson D D S L D S Office Mi! Street Cooper Block. Hauling and binding services offered on Wyndham Street Guelph Ontario.

J. A. McNiven Ycickun Burgeos Comerones Avenun Elgin Treet J. H. Johnson D.D.S L.D.S Ofice Cooper Block

Sailor vogue for juvenile fashions with nautical details

A fashion description outlines sailor themed juvenile outfits featuring flares, culottes, bows, and belshaments. A versatile dress shows a Jolly tar style with deep band and bow accents, while a short sleeve option bears a large bow and anchor embroidery on the blouse. Blue and white linen with red trim completes a maritime look.

They Fight It They Do Not Understand Reading Issue

A voice notes frustration with afflicted children who neglect studies and fail to apply themselves. Parents are urged to take interest and seek help as eyes do not function as they should, reflecting concern over reading difficulties and support.

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