Central Reserve Fund Totals and Board of Directors
Central funded reserve stands at 1 260 000 with total 1 776 000. nearly a million five hundred thousand dollars in assets. Board of Directors lists Ojen Stuart as president and Vico-Prosident Gro. oan, John Procton, A. T. Woop AB Lee, Wey Gingok MP Turnbull cashier, H B Stevens asst cashier and H. M. Watson inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Board OF ‘Directors
Ojen Stuart
G. Rambay
T Vico-Prosident
Gro
Oan
John Procton
A. T. Woop
Ab, Lee
Toronto
Wey Gingok MP
General Banking Services Advertisement in Acton Free Press
The Acton Free Press notes a general banking business offering note discounts for responsible farmers, sale notes collection, drafts payable across Canada and the United States, drafts on Great Britain, savings deposits starting at one dollar, interest credited yearly, special deposit receipts for large sums, and an agent named P. Bell in Georgetown Ontario. The notice is dated Thursday September 8, 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Local Brieflets Highlight Prohibition Vote and Town News
A patchwork of small items: prohibition advocacy ahead of a vote on the 20th. township council meeting scheduled for Monday the 19th. local industry upgrades at Arnold Bros Glove Works. bark received for tanneries. wind and rain affecting crops. railway traffic bustling with crowded trains. and community notices from Guelph Presbytery to local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Bros
Conraill
Guelph
Koox Church
Meere
Beardmore. &. Co
Teather
Heven
Belleving
Toronto
Harvest festival notices and community obits in Acton
Acton notes announce St Alban's Harvest Festival services at 11 September and St John’s Rockwood at 3 pm with Rev W Walsh presiding and parishioner appeals. Farewell to Rev Luxford in Disciple's Church. death notices for Robert Watson aged 92 and Mrs Dunn. obituary of J Kannawin in California. local society events and church gatherings noted. Dr Uren leaves Acton for city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban
Mar Luxford
EF. W. ‘Luxford
North Carolina
Stats Board
Luxford
Acton
Buffalo
P.U
Baptist
Young People’s Union
Gramophone
McAlpine
Azan
California
J. ¥. Kannawin
Kannawin
Mra
Kanniwin
Shelburne
St. Toseph's Church
Frinda
Miss Lee
E. Donn
Misg. Dann
Chatham
Win
Dans
Holland
Hazellton
Mersi. Clancy
Rochester
John Gibbens
Georgetown
Mera. P. Lee and Inc
Gibbens
Rockwood
Varewoll
Uren
Sons of Scotland
Acoia
Tallis
Oroliatra
Oogles
J.chief
Mo ‘Alla
Dy. Henderson
DovsHi
Thos
Visiting notes from Acton and surrounding towns
The Faen Purse column lists visitors and departures in Acton and nearby communities. Several residents travel to Toronto, Barrie, Windsor, Guelph, and Detroit, some staying with relatives, while others attend local schools and events. The township council approves small payments and sets school and general rates, with funds directed to local voters lists and printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faen
Mina Stewart
Detroit
Aoton
Florence Campbell
Toronito
Ella Anderson
Bracebridge
S.B Craig
Oakville
Thos. Pengaian
Bellm ‘Bary Jett Toesay Mornin
Barrie
John Lavorty
Luther
Gasal
Miges’ Browni
Windsor
Apent
Ot. Bil
Plora Stewart
Matthews
Charles Hill
Toledo
Ohio
Elizabeth Gray
Toronto
P. Moore
Mises Magpie
Ada Fyfe
Toa Glark
Daisy Nicklie
Drayton
Wm. Bryeraia
Blyth
Ainda
Acton
Sheep Killed by Dogs and Local Notices
Eequesing Township Council approved compensation for farmers for losses from dogs. Payments listed include Julio Kinnaird one sheep four dollars sixty six cents, John McLarty two lambs five thousand eight hundred thirty nine dollars, Kinnaird Bros two sheep and two lambs twelve dollars, Robert Joyce two lambs four dollars, Peter Peddle two lambs four dollars sixty six cents. Also notes extreme heat records for July August 1898 and a wedding at Parkdale for Thomas Sherlock and Florence Columbus Martin. Harvest Home service planned at Churchill Church with Rev W S McAlpine and others, admission adults and children prices, program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eequesing Township
Julio Kinnaird
John McLarty
Kinnaird
Toronto
Haan’t Mooh
Bella
Parkdale
Plas
J. Martin
Borauren Ave
Parkdele
Thomas JR. Sherlock
Florence Columbus Martin
George McCulloch
Richmond Hill
Campbell
Pape Ave
C. B. Tromble
Tatvia
Bre
Bherlock
O'Hara
Cherchill
Obarchill Congregational Church
Hollen
H.-A. McPherson
H- Rogers
J.E. Uneworth
Adoltals
Nassigawoya
Nassagawoya
Peterborough
Amd
Olek i
Hi Treme
Bilton Champton
Dinner sets and large lock display in Guelph pricing
A sale offers six dinner sets with designs and patterns priced from five to twenty five dollars. The event also features a large lock display in Guelph with prices from one seventy five to ninety eight fifty.
Toronto Fair Report With Provincial Boardsman On Apple Yield
The talk at the Toronto Fair featured W. MM. Orr, Provincial boraylog official, commenting on the crop. He noted apples may yield more than last year but overall conditions are poor due to growth and investment impacts. western regions fare better than other areas, Niagara worse this year. buyers offer under a dollar per barrel at the orchard, though frost damage could justify higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
W. MM. Orr
Niagara
Hungarian Millet and Feed Corn Spark Market Hype
Market notes highlight Hungarian millet and feed corn at 43 10 45c per bushel with strong demand. The piece touts attractions surpassing all prior years and references global news on Cuba American War Ey Die and military tests alongside recent liverations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Fraud of the day prompts demand for Carter's products
A fragment referencing a “fraud of the day” urges readers to seek Carter's and insist on certain demands. The text lacks context, names, places, or events beyond the brand mentions and imperative phrases.
Bradley Gartisteon Co Limited Tororsto Notice
McNabb agent Acton references and stray phrases in a damaged text. The readable items mention names and a firm, with garbled phrases about dates, places, and products. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Lother
Tories
Bradley- Gartisteon CO
Tororsto
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CHE Bank OF Hamilton
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Turnbull
Steven
H. M. Watson
Inspector
Georgetown Agency
Os P. Bell
Ont
The
Acton Free Press
Roy
Iai
Palan
Kfal
Mount, Foreat
Evisilsra
Torodto
Alion
Secord
Rookford
Patsy
Giark
Wes
Milton
Raesio
Atcoesafal
the News
Harvey
Willie Clark
Geo
Clark
Bower Avenue
Mill Street
Wills
Firet
Robert Watson
Ifo
Watson
Con
Exquesing
Fairview’ Cemetery
A. A. Mec‘pherson
Methodist Church
Jos. Edge
London
Edge
Edgard
D. B. Freeman
West Lorne
William Stewart
Brampton
Tulsday
Maggio _H. Mattiona
Silas.Coleman
William Barry
Nettle Clark
Ada
Gloveraville
N. Y
Mies
Claris
Lyndsy School
Epworth Tongue
Nassagaweya Council
Nessagawaya
Erwin
Ball
R. White
Bell
McGibbon
Times. Printing. Company
Som
William MclLean
Betsy Ritchie
Ja ‘Mollis
Strang
John
McGregor
George Young
Hugh Kean
John Kitching
Peter Sayers
Strap
Alvan
Jamen' Buck
Aheep
Paris
Berlin
Priestleys
Priestley
China
Palace
Lower Wyndham
Caledon
Quepon
W. Forbes
W. J. Sunday
Isaiah Falkner
Thomas Osning
Barna
Albert Faulkner
George ‘Hillyard
Albert —Paulkner
Hillyard
Allan Faulkner
Tata Loan
Wee
McKee's
Windsor and Coleman
Binder
GEO, J. Thorp
Seepsakan
Masdonnell
Chewreeg Ete Eisheehan
Carter
Bollerts
Ein An PN Aeel
Aca
EB. R. Bollert & Co
Wyndham Street
Just
C. F. Goodeve & Coo
Pringle
Glasgow House
Clothing Department
AUL Wool
Halifax
Hi. Ramshaw
Der
Sun-Savings and Loan Co
Sec. Por
McNabb
Agen'is
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