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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
9
The Acton Free Press outlines subscription costs, renewal and cancellation rules, and advertising policies. It notes rates in advance, a 10 cent late fee, and that readers may remit by money order or similar methods. It also details ad rates, liability limits, and instructions for proofs.
The article discusses ongoing issues with transient visitors who seek meals and shelter in the community. It notes past reductions from Welfare Board efforts, questions their origin, and suggests municipal or government rules, and even work-for-meals ideas, to curb dependence while studying both transients and aid providers.
Public notices of land tax sales in Simcoe and Barrie rely on the Ontario Gazette, but residents rarely see it. Councils argue local papers offer superior publicity and lower costs, while officials warn centralization burdens municipalities and reduces awareness of eligible properties. The Ontario Gazette has long been controversial in Barrie and Examiner records debate.
The Conversion Loan floated last week shows Canadians and others have faith in the Dominion and its security. Subscriptions were quick, and the moderate interest rate will save the Dominion money annually. The issue signals resilience and a brighter future for Canadians and the country.
The article notes mixed views on observance with Toronto stores closing only till 11 15 am and a 10 15 am service. It recalls 1918 as a momentous day and argues proclamations lack enforcement, with cities failing to set a strong example and smaller centres likely to follow suit.
The piece argues Premier Henry may reopen the Liquor Control Act amid pressures from liquor interests and a split Liberal stance. It warns against a broad liquor policy aimed at pleasing all, noting the act's temperance roots and potential electoral consequences.
Friday last the thirteenth shows no more mishaps than any other weekday. The note treats the date as ordinary and calm with no special events recorded.
An advertisement boasted Fire Insurance on Short Notice though exact timing was not specified. Dr. Arthur Hunter warns life insurers view heavy drinkers as high risk. Bracebridge Gazette notes Acton Island could rival Beaumaris with a 250 foot bridge. Vancouver port exports show 852,944 barrels of flour from Jan 1 to Aug 31, 1933, with Hongkong and China taking 41,483 barrels in August.
The Ginger Farm diary laments drought and hardship as winter nears. It details potato and apple storage, wood gathering, plowing labor, and animal care, then shifts to reflections on finances, family clothes, and the aging of children amid farm life.
An advertised remedy claims quick relief for lame limbs burns sores and warts. The Douglas liniment is pitched as an effective household medicine with emphasis on rapid soothing effects and broad applicability to common ailments.
The Dominion Department of Agriculture describes close grazing as a rotational pasturing method. It relies on early high protein growth, liberal complete fertilizer, and periodic top dressings of nitrogenous fertilizer. Stock are moved to new sections every one to three weeks to keep young growth available.
A thread runs through the naval ropes from greatest to smallest, symbolizing loyalty to the Crown. The text links even small Christian acts to allegiance, implying uniform recognition of loyalty across ranks and issues.
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