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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
2
Hon Dr Pyne introduces a bill allocating 820000 to create general industrial schools and technical labs. It allows incorporated towns to found such schools under Education Department rules, with funding apportioned like high school grants based on pupil numbers, equipment, and teachers.
A warehouse fire caused extensive damage totaling about 8000 to 8400 with losses in copper, wool, scrap rubber, furs, cigars, and stock. Twelve copper tonnage, six wool tons, and various goods valued high were destroyed. Authorities cite spontaneous combustion involving damp wool as a possible cause, with no prior presence by Mr. Saxe the night before.
The Halton County Council adjourned after learning of Br J O Ford of Oakville death. Ford, longtime Oakville leader and Oakville Hasket Co manager, died Monday after illness. He served on county council, led Good Roads efforts, and held Conservative roles. survivors include wife and several children. Funeral planned for Oakville with attendance expected from county officials and local dignitaries.
The 20th Regiment of Hulton held an aerial meeting at Milton on Tuesday. Officers present included Lieut-Col Moore and Captain Hallstyne with adjutant Clements Gamble Arnot Bayosaster Andermony Lleutan ents Cooper Casteda Aukin and Bandiaster Dautelle. Three representatives were appointed to report to the regiment at the coronation. Sergeant Major Robertson of Hornby was the sole warrant chosen. Four officers have applied for positions on the coronation contingents. Discussions covered Niagara camp arrangements, social welfare, and a rifle committee to select shooting ranges. The Niagara camp will proceed without intoxicants, and a resolution praised camp conduct. Canada reaffirmed loyalty to the Mother Country in Parliament, with Premier Ler approving a nationalist gesture from Quebec members.
Article reports Rev Chad D Deapen of Hoachville invited to accept pastorate at Union Church after deliberation by the Methodist Conference. Plans include pastoral duties, adult ministry, and participation in provincial conventions. Controversy cited over leadership and alleged incidents, with strong support for Draper from local church members.
A man from Janta Street, Wawinton, recalls years of intense back pain and abdominal distress. After taking Gin Pills, his pain eased immediately, attacks reduced, and he regained strength to work. The ad promises relief, a money back guarantee, and offers a sample if you write.
An advertisement touts Paychine as strengthening white corpuscles and boosting immunity for thirty years. It alleges cures for coughs, grip, throat trouble, digestion, night sweats, and other ailments, promising 60 cent bottles and a money-back offer with testimonials and bold assurances of safety and effectiveness.
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