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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 03, 1923

Page

9

Editorial on Rural Mail Carriers Salaries and Trade

The piece argues rural Ontario mail carriers earn 814.48 yearly, city carriers 1335, noting driving own vehicles and bad roads raise disparity. It also reports Canada's total trade rose to 1,748,330,880 with exports 932,220,443 and imports 802,457,043. Discusses anti gambling bill and Senate readiness, urging preparedness for emergency measures and possible proclamation delays.

Ontario George P. Graham House of Commons Canada

The Sun Declares Prohibition Stance and Election Views

The United Farmers of Ontario letter asks The Sun’s position on prohibition. The Sun asserts support for prohibition and enforcement to the limit approved by voters. It notes prohibition is not the sole election issue and warns parties would be wary to repeal without a popular vote.

W._H. Clarke Fergus Sun Mr. Clarke Toronto iBrat

Cash System Benefits Merchants Promote Cash Purchases

Merchants across the Province advocate moving to cash dealing, arguing it boosts competition and lowers prices. They claim cash sales allow stores to undercut competitors, prevent long credit terms, and improve efficiency by requiring payment when orders are placed. The push argues credit sales should end.

Ontario Workmen's Compensation Amendments Promised

Amendments introduced by Holt seek to increase support for widows and orphans. Widows would receive 100 percent of the husband's wages, children’s allowances rise from 10 to 15 dollars monthly, with increases after the death of the remaining parent to 20 dollars. A separate provision raises child-only dependents’ payments from 15 to 20 dollars monthly. Waiting period drops from seven to three days.

Ontario Holt Walter Rollo

All-Day Hydro Shop Service Favors Self-Sustaining Run

At a Hydro-Electric Commission meeting held Thursday evening the proposal for all-day service was introduced and debated. Advocates argued it would be desirable and self-sustaining within a month or two with profits above costs, while objections centered on ways and means. The auditor’s town visit confirmed financial health, and opening the Hydro Shop during the day was endorsed as beneficial to users and the Hydro’s interests.

Hydro-Electric Commission Hydro Commission Acton Hydro The

Editorial Notes On Prohibition Law And Ontario Politics

Editorials discuss strict punishment in Ontario courts, sugar price speculation in the US, Canada’s growing export role, and a looming Ontario election. Also notes Vancouver grain shipments to Europe and Asia, with April forecasts toward record port movement and price implications.

Europe Vancouver United Kingdom Echange Orient

Town and Country Neighbors Report Local Affairs

Town council congratulates Reeve Hillmer on Conservative nomination. Four lots bought to secure earth for new approaches to the bridge. George Japathe tree removal request deferred for a week. Uncle Tom's Cabin reading held for townsfolk. Local residents Joan Sanders and Cleorga Sanders move into old Banderas home. Mrs. F C McLean of Toronto visits. James Sanders returns from Toronto and resumes work with Pourson Construction.

Paverman Wold Reeve Hillmer Conserva- Aves Fer Haltoh Connalor Gibaon George Japathe Handall Street Roeve Hillmer Anderson Gydt Mer Hillmer Troon Tom Guelph Abe Cleorga Banderas W. L. Brown J. P. Bush F.C. McLean Toronto Jamen Sundera Pourson+ Construction Company Advocator

Hatton County League revival and town issues noted

A Milton meeting revived Hatton County League rules. Reports mention sewerage planning, a survey plan, local officials, and early return plans. Local incidents include a sheriff’s condition, a house fire, a man attempting suicide, and a hospital transfer. Community topics cover a Chamber of Commerce meeting, hospital visits, typhoid, road petitions, and a new dog by law.

Hatton County League Milton Power & Chiptown Stc Wobater Halton Mosars W. J. Cottretlo F. Chisholm James Arthur Goff Milard Guelph General Hospital Schoonel

Community Notes From George Town And Surroundings

Chief Jackson keeps the acrapor busy as streets get attention. Mr John Melvin of Aston visits town. Pettit family returns from the south. Mr Pettit recovering from illness. Tea at the Public Library hosted by St George's Church Auxiliary. Five teams entered the Hott Hall League. two more expected. Maple Leaf Quartetto and Methodist Choir concert praised. Mrs EK Vinloy returned from Detroit and St Catharines. Slaw Margdrer returned from California. Miles May Thompson visits New York. Edward Howman of Whitby visits. Mrs Cameron and Mrs Haitt attend Provincial Women’s Missionary Convention in Windsor. Peanut Growers’ Association promotes peanuts as a staple. planned shelling and packing in one-pound cartons. guidance on usage and pricing.

Jackson John Melvin Aston M. Pettit Miss EL Pettit Pettit Woman's St. George's Church Maple Leaf Quartetto Galt Georgetown EK. Vinloy Detroit Bt. Catharines Slaw Margdrer Rmrey California Heitteh Columule Milas May Thompson Maple Avenue Elvire Thompson New York City Edward Howman Whitby Iisitnd Cameron H. L. Haitt Windsor Herald

De Morgan and Evelyn Pickering Wed After Playful Courtship

The article recounts the romance of William De Morgan and Evelyn Pickering, detailing their humorous engagements and social mishaps at the pottery, a London church wedding, and a honeymoon that began with a ride to the Isle of Wight. It portrays De Morgan as kind and wary of money pressures, and notes their modest finances and eventual long happiness.

Harely de’ Morgan Evelyn Pickering Anna M. OW Stirling William de Morgan Cupid de Morgan India Milas Artiuta de ‘Morgan Walter Evelyn Thay London Iale Wight

Old Bet Footprint and the Marks We Leave

A reminiscence recounts a Southern city footprint made by Old Bet the elephant and ties it to how people leave lasting impressions. It notes footprints, words, and actions shape others, sometimes enduring beyond memory or time. Each person may influence life in ways unseen, for good or ill.

Bat Old Bet Old Het Bor Ember

Asbestos Rock Powers Modern Industry and Heat Insulation

A historical overview explains asbestos as a durable, heat resistant mineral from Quebec. It describes its transformation from a mineral specimen to a vital industrial material, used in insulation, paper, millboard, tape, brakes, and cement. notes fiber strength improvements and processing methods.

Uae Quebec Wikehalen

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