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United States
Free Press
Help at Least: Acton publishes arrears list for town taxes
Acton has published annual lists of taxes waterworks service and cemetery arrears for eight years. The practice aims to inform citizens and ensure payment before December 31, with total overdue taxes around 7000 dollars at the end of 1934.
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Beamsville
Acton
Acton 1934 Audit Shows Healthy Municipal Finances
The Auditopen Report for Acton 1934 indicates a healthy municipal condition with net debenture indebtedness down from the previous year. Receipts exceed last year by over $8,000 while the Waterworks and Cemetery Board show larger arrears yet overall operations are strong. The School Board and Hydro accounts reflect favorable trends, though some arrears and reduced expenditures exist across departments. The full auditor's report will be released at week’s end for public study.
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Acton
Wieder
Cemetery Board
Hydro
Apaint
Arena
Local paper spans coast to coast with reprint reach
The paper highlights how Acton and its district gain visibility through clippings from The Free Press. The Canadian Legion plans a May 6 anniversary event for King George V with community support. Dominion budget hints at income tax changes while other levies remain, and overall finances show gradual improvement without tax relief.
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Twe Free Press
Acton
Free Press
Legion
George V
Victoria
Council
Stoes
Alberta honey production hits 1.5 million pounds in 1934
Editorial notes report Alberta honey output reaching 1,500,000 pounds in 1934. Other items note gold receipts at the Royal Canadian Mint rising 39.6 percent to 116,862 ounces, road improvements on Second Line near Acton, and a liquor tax cut prompting questions about anti alcohol policy.
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Alberta
Royal Canadian Mint
Acton
Milton
Sunday school lessons and central truths from 1935
The article lists weekly lesson themes from the 1935 Sunday school quarter, with central truths on Peter, Jesus as Christ, forgiveness, Christian living, and reliance on Christ's guidance. It also briefly mentions a safety note about a product and its cleansing effect, contrasting it with harmless use.
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Péter
Jesus Christ
Peter
Jesus
Christ
Leson
Lauren VI
Leon VI
Leon VII
Chebit
Lason
Tim
Canadian wheat progress and famed varieties in agriculture
Canada's agricultural reputation rests on plant breeding since 1886 under the Dominion Experimental Farms. Marquis remains the premier Canadian wheat, with Reward Garnet Bob and Huron also famous as rust resistance and early ripening varieties developed to improve yields and reliability.
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Canada
Jonas
Dominion
Frey
Dominion Experimental Farms
s_ Marquis
Reward
Huron
Comaetevises G
Dominion Department of Agriculture
National Research Counc
Department of Agriculture
Wilo Amauk
Camus
University of Alberta
Margie Taresjeet
Wbiity
Astiaul
Dominion Cereatist
Apis
Promtecas
Egg Laying Contests Highlight Dominion Farms Newsletter
The Canadian Egg Laying Contests show record health and high production across contest flocks from Atlantic to Pacific. Breeders report superior bird quality, with many pens yielding 26 ounces per dozen eggs. Spring lawn care advised with rolling, raking, and top dressing. seed mix suggested. Alfalfa inoculation guidance offered by the Division of Bacteriology with mail contacts for growers.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Central Experimental Farm
W Bacteriology
Central Experimental Marm
Ottawa
Mystery of a Cow In a Wartime Farm Interaction
A visiting woman challenges a milker during the War asking why he is not at the front. He replies that the cow he milks is no different from any other, turning the exchange into a wartime vignette with tension between duty and daily labor.
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Milxer
Canada’s forests and industries large economic role
The report details Canada’s forests covering about 1.15 million square miles or 32.8 percent of the land area. Accessible timber totals include 370000 square miles with merchantable size, plus 415000 square miles with young growth. Total timber stands to 207.7 billion cubic feet. pulpwood and fuelwood near 920 million cords. Private ownership is low at one tenth. public forests dominate. The forest sector adds $582.57 million to the economy and employs about 244000 people with average earnings around $251000.
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Js.bay Millon
Canada
Dominion
Wits
Forests and Forest Industries
Dominica
Ovo
Potato Recipes From Dominion Agriculture Department
The article lists potato dishes including Glazed Sweet Potatoes Warmed Over Potatoes and Curried Potatoes with cooking steps. It references a religious quotation attributed to Rev. Robert Johnston, DD, St. Catharines, Ont. as part of the page text.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
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