Births Marriages And Deaths Fee Schedule
Births marriages and deaths are now charged at set rates. Hirths cost 500, Marriages 6c, Deaths Go, Memorial Caria 60 with 10 per fine extra for poems.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
4
Births marriages and deaths are now charged at set rates. Hirths cost 500, Marriages 6c, Deaths Go, Memorial Caria 60 with 10 per fine extra for poems.
The page lists fairs and events including Largetown and Rockwood fairs, road and train time changes, and local meetings. It notes the Acton Fall Fair success, Dodge car sales in Acton, Victory Bonds and Victory Loan campaigns, and sermons on prohibition. Also mentions council meetings and memorial fundraising, plus local harvest and agriculture notes.
Dr A W Nixon ML P P received the uncontested Tealton Conservative nomination at Milton for the coming provincial election. He accepted the nomination and spoke on day’s issues. Hon George S Henry, Minister of Agriculture, was the principal speaker, praising government legislation and critiquing opposing claims. Driv K Anderson and BM P for linlton also spoke on agriculture and policy, endorsing prohibition in principle but opposing QTA prescription rules. The act received amendments.
The Village of Acton council authorizes borrowing 25000 to aid Gourlay and Nfogalberg Limited to erect a shoe and boot factory in Acton. The by law provides debentures at six per cent, with twenty yearly payments, secured against mortgage on buildings and equipment valued at 30000, plus required insurance and wage reporting.
The village of Acton sets voting on October 30, 1919 from 9 am to 6 pm at Town Hall Polling Sub-division No 1 with W J Gould and Sub-division No 2 at Co C Speight's saloon Maintreet with Allan Amith as deputy Returning Officer. On October 17 1919 the Village Reeve will appoint two persons for final tally and one for each polling place, and the Clerk will sun up votes at Town Hall October 31 1918.
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