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A fragment from a 1899 era item recalls events or notes labeled as Pree Pree with a date cue around May fifth. The text shows OCR corruption and unclear context but signals a historical recount or feature.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 19, 1949
Page
9
A fragment from a 1899 era item recalls events or notes labeled as Pree Pree with a date cue around May fifth. The text shows OCR corruption and unclear context but signals a historical recount or feature.
An extension of the granolithic walk on Mill Street to Frederick Street is planned. Engineer Kitchen begins upgrading the electric plant. William Fortune of Buffalo visits John Flynn’s home, reporting Acton colony in good health. Knatchball chopper season ends. new English prints offered by Gurney and Co. and various local notices mention carpentry and shipments. Charles Nicklin and Malawn Matthews are noted as local residents.
A Georgetown editorial dismisses Acton representatives as an old dog while summarizing a Deputy Minister of Education letter. The document discusses temporary proximity plans for Acton High School, site selection, and debenture issuance, urging a permanent, central high school solution for North Halton.
Bowmanville Statesman notes Hon. Leslie Frost reshapes Ontario with G Arthur Welsh as chairman and Rev. John Foote as vice chairman. It praises wartime leadership qualities and foresees clear administration and public accountability in liquor traffic oversight. The piece urges scrutiny of performance amid a difficult reform effort.
Ontario Supreme Court justice Dalton Wells declares an absolute prohibition in the Criminal Code on handling a car while intoxicated or under narcotics, whether the vehicle is moving or not. The piece then notes a broader call to heed warnings to avoid driving after drinking and references educational content from Ryerson Institute of Technology in Toronto.
The piece notes highway work near Acton and Milton improving road conditions since last summer. It mentions students awaiting summer break and exams. It reports Canadian bank savings deposits reaching over 4.2 billion in March, up 104 million from February and 337 million year over year. It discusses May 24th holiday debates and fixed Monday holidays like Dominion Day Civic Holiday Labor Day and Thanksgiving.
A mixed record of community events and notices including the Guelph school concert with tenor Faldie Johnson, Highway Department road plans for Halton County, Acton Public School contest results, and Queen’s University graduation notes. The piece records a municipal roads engineer fatality near Limehouse and obituaries for Chewson and Morgan Crews on. It also notes Canada’s population share as a third largest tracer in the world.
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