Capital and Reserve Fund Totals Shown in Report
The document lists capital and reserve fund totals with figures including 1,404,000 and 81,000,000 against total assets of 13,163,000, indicating a financial statement summary for the period.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 05, 1899
Page
3
Local Bank Offers Quick Loans on Pass Book Basis
Gunterest paid at best current rates and added to principal without waiting for Pass Book. Withdraw by written order with Pass Book. Farmers notes discounted. Money loaned to feed cattle and advances made on sale notes at low interest. Full banking facilities and prompt collection offered. correspondence invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunterest
Much colder start to October and local notes
The issue notes a sharp early October cold snap and a string of local items. It mentions turkey weight concerns, Thanksgiving on Thursday October 19, and prices for potatoes at Hillaburg, plus updates on subscriptions, church projects, and a new water wheel at J. A. Speight & Co. A report on Acton’s protests over a Guelph game and a church-construction contract adds regional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Baptist Chaorch
T. Maxted
Norval
Knox Church
Beardmore
J. A. Speight & Co
Willow Street
Tarnips shipment from Ald. Thorp to Chicago marks first of season
Local notes report Alderman Thorp shipped tarnips to Chicago on Saturday at 12 cents a bushel, the season’s first such shipment. Other items note weddings on 27th ult. Mira Frances Hamilton wed Jobo Boughner with close family present, and Mica A. Dyer married Geo. Bolton with plans for a short trip. The fall show and concert are scheduled for next Tuesday and Wednesday with local talent. Mr. Jan Gordon praises a giant sunflower, and Creweon’s Corners faces local business concerns as Councilman Geo. Robinson recovers from injuries after a runaway incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald. Thorp
Chicago
Mira Frances Hamilton
Jobo Boughner
Hamilton
Maooh
Mica A. Dyer
Geo. Bolton
Holden
Rich and Ramray
Mies Snider
Ramray
M. P. Barry
Detroit
Thos. Balligan
St. Paul
Mine
Wm. McCarthy
Klondike
British Columbia
Jan
Gordon
Creweon
Geo. Robinson
Erm Towneh!p
Twentieth Century Thanksgiving Fund Drive At Local Church
Rev Dr Carman preached both services as Acton Methodists conducted a strong Twentieth Century Thanksgiving Fund collection. Morning and evening sermons spoke of monument meaning and a revival of religion with a concrete financial aim to reduce church debt and support connexional funds. The total offerings reached 979.25 with over 400 paid daily, and organizers expect the goal of 1000 for debt and 150 to 200 for connexional aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nev
Carman
Onteide Connexional Funde
Carmen
Nomeroua
Knox Church
Jackson's Book Store Showcases Town's Largest Furnishings
The Georgetown Herald profiles J H Jackson's establishment on Main Street praising its fifteen year tenure and vast two-storey complex. It highlights extensive stock from fancy goods and school supplies to stoves, carpets, draperies, wall papers, and complete furnished rooms with plans for an annex dining set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Herald
Georgetown
J. H. Jackson
Jackson
New York
Philadelphia
Gooda
Lachad
Thia
Coming and Going Visitors to and From Acton and Personal Notes
Mea J N Smith visiting friends at Perobe Station. Mrs H E Martin visiting friends at Perobe Station. Mr Alex Wallie judged pig at Berlin Fair. Miss May Ryder left Friday to visit friends in Sarnia and other points. Miss Jeasia Nicklin spent days with friends at Preston. Mrs Bombay Easton went to Weeton for a week. Mr Clark Howell of St George visited John McQueen. Mrs J S Coleman and children visiting relatives at Guelph and Arkell. Mrs J S Smith judged fancy work at Milton County Fair. Mr and Mrs W H Diamond and Frank Head of Copetown visited John McQuasen. Miles Minnie Holmes home from Norval over Saturday and Sunday. Miss Frances Whitshead accompanied her. Mrs Goodeve of Vancouver left after visiting C F Goodeve. Free Press pleasant all yesterday with Sheriff Beoday and Mr Samuel Charters of Conservator Brampton. Mrs David Mille returned from St Michael's Hospital Toronto. Mr and Mrs P Kelly Sr of Buffalo N Y in town. guests of W H Denny. Letter from Mrs Robert Nichlin Brandon says Fred, brake man on Limited Express, is in running. Mrs L G Matthews and children, Mrs W R Kenney and children, Miss Minnie Orr and Miss Hazel Arnold went to Kilbride for Tena Bink wedding. Mr Samuel McLamn of Point Edward weeks with friends. taken temporary GT R Georgetown job after loss at Sarnia. Mr S S B Jackson of Toronto conducting voice and instrument classes. Miss S Schram of Toronto may take piano classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoramuoc
Michigan
Mr. G. CO. Clark
Detroit
Grand Rapide
Ponting
Detroit Free Press
Free Press
McCormac
Pelletier
Irene Wilton
Clark
McCorman
Grand Rapids
McCormes
Kilbride
Thomas Blair
Tena
Acton
Sohn McCausland
Niagara Falls
Abraham
Burlington
Jennin McCansland
Paris
Fred Featherstone
Nelson
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Alex. Wallie
May Ryder
Sarnia
Jeasia Nicklin
Preston
Bomia Easton
Weeton
Clark Howell
St George
John McQueen
J. 8. Coleman
Guelph
Arkell
Smith
Milton
Sheriff Beoday
Samuel Charters
Brampton
David Mille
Robert Nichlin
Brandon
Map
Fred
Moosejaw
L. G. Matthews
W. R. Kenney
Misa Minnie Orr
Mins Hazel Arnold
Misa Tena Bink
Samuel McLamn
Point Edward
Georgetown
SS. B. Jackson
Toronto
Schram
Free Library board meeting enrollment and finances
The Free Library Board met on Friday evening with members J. B. Pearson Obash man Rev. J. A. McLachlan M.A. Rev. J.K. Godden M.A. Thomas T. Moors John Cameron and H. P. Moore. August report showed 164 members and 298 books borrowed, with receipts for catalogues and cards totaling 1 053 and a 65 cent fine. The Librarian's report was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Library Board
J. B. Pearson
Obashman
J. A. McLachlan
M.A
J.K. Godden
Thomas T. Moors
John Cameron
H. P. Moore
Mr. Godden
Tlloese
J. A. MoIachlin
Sermon at Disciples Church by Rev Brand
On Sunday the Rev H Brand will preach the annual sermon to the Society of Q O CG F in the Disciples Church. Service starts at 7 30 p m. J Black's grandson H Hamilton left Friday for Toronto to study medicine for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Brand
Society of Q. 0. CG. F
Disciples ‘Church
J. Black
H. Hamilton
Toronto
Torontoo University
Geo. Copeland
Varney
Teenwater
Drayton
Wao. Tovell
Misa Smallhorn
Epworth League
Wai
Evers
Miss Grindell
Grindell
Lilso Cottrga
Acton Agent Will Show Prices For Requests
An agent in Acton will assist buyers and display current prices for requested items and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Direct importations invite examination of dinner and toilet ware
Direct importations offer low prices by buying from manufacturers and skipping middlemen. Two crates of dinner and toilet ware recently passed customs, and customers are invited to inspect them.
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Ej. Turnbull
Security
J.P. Bell
Acton Sree Press
Hillaburg
Thoreday
A. F. Smith
Jamas Matthews
Preston Paris
Crescents of
Davia Mills Bua
T. Mitchell
Oon
Kequesing
Silver Creek
Tadies Aid Society of
O. T. Hills
B. Ramehew
Christ
A. P. Symon
Galt
Royal District
Mias O
McPhail
Amada
M. A
F.I.R. Forster
Coleman
Manitoba
Wbisso
Canada
James Matthews
Matsheware
de Nicholson
Might Avenue
York
U.B. A
Nectaeury
Counocillor Mugray
Francis and Clark
George Hynds
Golds McQulloch Co
Tte
Lewis & Son, Pulley
Corner Mills
Main Streets
C. &. Smith
Baptist Chorohara
Winlow
River
Port Huron
Saginaw
Lansing
W. H. Storey
A. A. Secord
John A. McGrail
Thomas Easton
D. Henderson
Lizzie McLain
Annie Stephenson
Suro
John Lawson, Jr
John Acthurn
East Freemont
Isaac Francia
Lowell
Dorland
Goodeve
John Matthews
Lanalog
Forbea
Mr. Chisholm
Dagman
Rockwood
W. Groves
Dr. Carman
Acton ‘Methodists
J. N. Smith
Perobe
Mra. H. ES
Martin Ie
Free Library
Everton
Chas. L. Nalles
Cuelph
J.D. m Ksee
J. A. McCrea
Mill St
the Shoe Man
Jin Cuolph
Savage & Co
Jewellers
Vwlatrcumxakkers
Opticians
D. B. Macdonald
Bro
Carter
Europe
Sebsltier
Dry Coods
BE. R. Bollert & Co
Wyndham St
Prenoprss
Ace Fustifions
Wright
Pringle
Belebelebe
Dord
G.d.pringle
Henderson & CO
Glasgow House
Vicinity
Campbell
M. Fry
C. F. Goodeve & Co
Mill Street
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