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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 19, 1903
Page
3
Readable fragments describe a Manitowaning or Manitoulin hearing on court matters and penalties at the Police Court. It notes court actions against speakers and a debate on licensing enforcement, plus amended Guelph barroom accommodation rules and a death notice from Listowel for Mrs Zimerman.
A heated debate in the House centers on charges against Gamage and the involvement of Mr Stratton and Mr Whitney. The Premier calls for a prompt and thorough investigation, while Stratton denies improper conduct and reiterates limited contact with Gamage.
A 1920s Acton page reports a church concert and Sunday services featuring Lauraina Nataly Cad and a quartet led by Mr. McAlphie with Raeya Wane and Afewin. It notes community greetings, travel updates, and local society items from Acton including residents departing for Portago La Prairie and friends visiting.
The text records a Monday board of education session with motions on resignations and a teacher assignment. It shifts to an advertisement for Dr Williams Pink Pills, claiming they restore blood and energy, with testimonials and pricing.
A fragmented local ad lists patterns and prices for Japanese Mattings, carpets, tapestries, rugs, and spring dress goods. It highlights patterns, materials like Wool Rugs and Tapestry, and price points per yard or piece, urging customers to compare and visit. It mentions new linen and muslin fabrics, drapery items, and home decor accessories with varied prices.
A broken OCR fragment hints at bribery and political dealings. The text references Washington and political figures, with unclear names and dates, suggesting a garbled report on corruption or influence.
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