Advertising Rates and Policies in The Acton Bree Press
The Acton Bree Press lists advertising rates: 12t per line for first insertion, and 5c per line for subsequent insertions, with 10c per line for Coming Attractions notices and a minimum charge. Birth, Marriage and Death notices are free, small ads 1c per word with a 0.3s charge if booked, display rates vary by space, and the paper limits liability for errors unless a signed proof is provided.
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Sec
Roc
Free Press
Ontario Liquor Campaign Prompts Temperance Alarm
A historical Ontario debate highlights liquor interests pushing for wider markets and ads while temperance groups press for restrictions. The piece notes hotel profits from barrooms and government revenue from liquor ads, urging vigilance to avoid a return to widespread barroom culture.
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Glass
Ontario
Canada
Quebec
Bank of Montreal Review Mixed Outlook For Winter Trade
The Monthly business summary notes a typical winter lull with briskness lacking, low commodity prices, and little incentive to stock beyond needs. It cites Canada’s improved Empire trade, a strong banking position, and a favorable export surplus of 61 million over imports in ten months, while farm prices remain low and wheat rises ten cents per bushel.
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Bank of Montreal
Canada
United States
Hard to Enforce Collection Story From Montreal Bank
A Kincardine News report describes a Montreal bank pushing a large retail firm to reduce its credit exposure amid slow customer payments. The store countered by offering a list of debtors, revealing five bank directors and over thirty bank and trust directors, after which the bank backed off and kept credit lines intact.
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Kincardine News
Montreal
Canada Opens Path to Tariff Reform Across Nations
A recent statement by Premier Bennett signals a move toward reciprocity with the United States and a relaxation of tariff barriers. The piece argues high protections hurt farmers and the economy, noting U.S. protests and Canadian need for fair returns, urging cross border trade dialogue.
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Bennett
United States
Laurier
Republic
Canada
Relief efforts and local notes from Dundas to Alberta economy
Town of Dundas nears twelve thousand dollars in welfare funds while backyards show woodpiles and winter pastimes fade with spring. January records show 180 transient stays and 354 meals funded by Acton Welfare Board. Huntsville relief probe and carnival aid noted. Canadian coal output rises in 1932 with Alberta leading. crude petroleum output tops 542 573 barrels with Turner Valley Alberta contributing most. A Belfast booklet titled Britain's Recovery is thanked for its concise view of pre war to post war recovery.
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Town Hall
Acton Welfare Board
Canadian
Alberta
Ontario
New Brunswick
Turner Valley
Chronicles of Ginger Farm light and lamps on a farm
A reflective column recalls farm life before electric light and the switch to gas or oil lamps. It describes the daily chores, family dynamics, lighting challenges, lamp upkeep, and the safety risks of lanterns and candles, ending with a plug for Dr Kellogg's Asthma Remedy.
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Hydro
Father
J. ‘D. Kellogg
Prisoner Mocks Fine With Two Shillings
In a police court a habitual drunkard faced his usual charge. The magistrate offered ten shillings or fourteen days. The man replied he had only two shillings, and was sent to prison for not paying the fine.
McNiven and Nash Listings In Paterson Area Ad
Dr J A McNiven physician surgeon office and residence at corner Bower Avenue and Elgin Street. Harold Nash farmer M A Barrister Solicitor Notary Public Perryman Block Acton Ontario money lent on mortgages hours 930 am to 5 pm Saturdays 12 o'clock.
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J. A. McNiven
Bower Avenue
Elgin Street
P. O
Harold ‘Nash Farmer
Perryman Block
Acton
Barrister Langdon Adverts Legal Services
Kenneth M. Langdon barrister solicitor and notary advertises public offices in Acton and Georgetown with cafe location at Main Street 6 and Seynuck. Appointments by phone Acton 66-a or Georgetown 88 Tuesday Thursday office hours 1.15 pm to 5.30 pm and evenings on request.
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Kenneth M. Langdon
Acton
Georgetown
T. Seynuck
Main Street
Leishman Black Dental Office Hours and Services
Dental surgeon office hours 9 a m to 6 p m with evenings by appointment. Gas for extractions available. Closed all day Wednesday. Phone 148.
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Dental Surgeon
Leishman Black
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Acton Bree
G °'Arlof Dills
Dundas
Welfare Board
Huntsville
Belfast
Ireland
Britain
Mother
J. Cadesky
A. T. Brown
Calif
Carroll's
Beenson
Aylmer Crosby Corn
Peerless
Clark
Carroll
P& G
Libby
Meggan
Lux-Soap
RINSO
Babbitt's
Mill Street
Kirk
Castile
Acton, Ontario
LEGAL
A. J. Buchanan
D. D
P. W. Pearen
B.d-S
L. D
J. M. Bell
Francis Nunan
Wyndham Street
Watchmaker
Jeweller
J. H. Jordan
J. Nicol & Son
Evited Salsmanship
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