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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
2
Rates for legal notices and display ads are outlined for the Acton Free Press with per line and per word charges, free reports of meetings, free In Memoriam notices, free marriage and death notices, and requirements for proofs and liability limits. The notice also lists conditions on space, errors, and signed proofs.
The article lauds Premier-elect Mitchell F. Hepburn after his win, praising his energy and pledge to fulfill election promises. It urges loyal support, emphasizes a strong mandate, and predicts a long, service‑oriented Liberal administration for Ontario, with duties to meet and public good as the aim.
A rural life offers opportunity and stability away from city pressures. The article argues young people can build rewarding careers at home, noting leaders in art and industry often emerge from smaller communities and citing Fergus as a historic example where Dr Groves performed the first appendicitis operation.
A request from Burlington officials seeks a Halton County guarantee of a 120000 debenture for waterworks. If approved, the county would back the debt and cover defaults, risking a precedent that could obligate all municipalities to similar guarantees and contradict the “paying as we go” principle.
The piece reflects on the value of residents who remain in their home communities. It notes how they maintain local history and connections, support fellow townspeople, and preserve the social fabric that keeps communities aligned with progress. It also contrasts wanderers who succeed elsewhere with the enduring importance of pioneers who stay.
An advance report shows Quebec’s fisheries in 1933 total value at 2 128 471 dollars, up 312 927 with cod at 863 913 as the leading catch. The industry employed about 15 000 people and capital reached 2 836 351 dollars, with gains over 1932. Total fish catch amounted to 933 361 cwt, up 13 642 cwt from 1932.
Editorial mentions a proposed new swimming tank for Acton and appreciation for the repaired Post Office fountain. It notes summer days, school vacations, and outdoor tasks. Partial improvement at Mill Street railway crossing is acknowledged. Elections continue to be reported with winners and losers. local tennis and bowling clubs receive praise.
A sermon summary notes Israel’s rise under Solomon and the ensuing decay. Rehoboam’s pride and bad counsel trigger division. Jeroboam’s fear and unbelief lead to calf worship. Emphasizes literal prophecy fulfillment and cautions against easy worship changes. Barber’s Itch and Ringworm advertised alongside.
Ontario gardeners face disposal of perishable crops after a sunny spell. From June 25 to 30 a statewide Salad Week encourages daily salads using Ontario produce. The move is backed by the Provincial Department of Agriculture and Ontario Growers Markets Council with retailer displays and promotions. Dominion Day picnics urged to include a ready salad with fresh vegetables and dressing.
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