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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
9
A notice explains advertising policy and error limits for published ads. It states the newspaper will not be liable for errors and requires written proof of incorrect ads, with advertiser signed acknowledgment and noted corrections. It sets proportional cost limits if errors remain.
The Acton Fair enters its Silver Jubilee year with strong crops and epidemic-free provinces. President Jimmie Mann’s smile is expected to widen after next Wednesday’s event as supporters rally loyalty to the fair and its directors. Past Presidents remain active despite three deaths, and the community is urged to join in for two days of participation and profit.
Ontario mayors discuss shifting the tax burden by adding a cent to the gasoline tax and imposing a head tax on women workers. The proposal extends to all employed persons aged 21 to 60, aiming to fund municipal services while acknowledging uncollected property taxes. Acton Council informal talks weigh endorsement, anticipating a rate reduction of over half a mill if enacted.
Reporter notes routine weekly Police Court cases in Acton. The writer mentions a rainy evening and enjoying watching the rain from the verandah while observing the routine proceedings.
A rainy night prompts reflection on police court proceedings. Two drivers fined for failing to stop at a sign. a man drunk at a prayer meeting admonished and dismissed. A magistrate dismissed cases amid rain and legal technicalities.
Editorial notes discuss next Tuesday and Wednesday events at Acton Fair and local reactions to the European situation. Other items include lobster catch figures for Nova Scotia 1937 and 1936, cross border motor traffic, and humor about slot machines and press mottos. Also notes about Dresden band practice with town politics in play and possible venues.
A Sunday school lesson outlines Jonathan and David’s bond as a divinely guided alliance. Jonathan shields David, renounces throne aims, and seeks truth about Saul’s stance, affirming faith in Jehovah and the value of honest friendship.
From Fairbanks Alaska reports describe quick frozen bread stored at 20 degrees F after baking. It is shipped by train or airplane to retailers who keep it in quick frozen condition until the consumer defrosts it.
Denar Girl argues weekly rural papers should foster open forums for diverse groups and provide better understanding of people, movements, and modern economic development to help Canadians navigate a shrinking world and complex industry society. Federation, Ottawa.
The Carnada raw furs value for the 1936 37 season, 12 months ended June 30 1937, totals 16 666 375 dollars, up from 15 464 883 dollars. Pelts from fur farms comprise about 40 percent, and the season marks a high since 1928 20.
The article notes Canadian apples are valued in Hong Kong and nearby areas but trade volume remains small. US apples dominate with price advantages, keeping Canadian quotes 10 to 15 cents per case higher. War disrupts business, especially in North China and Manchukuo.
Directory listings detail physicians surgeons dentists a barrister and notary public with office contacts in Acton Georgetown and surrounding areas. Includes Dr E J Nelson electro therapy dental surgeon P W Pearen DDS L D S and veterinary surgeon F G Oakes with hours and phone numbers.
Time table notes show departures to going east daily except Sunday at 6 04 am and 9 54 pm. Georgetown Nag stop at 9 49 pm. Daily and Sunday times include 6 24 pm 7 07 pm and a late 11 32 pm.
Fragmented timetable shows eastbound and westbound trains with coded times and travel notes. Through to London Stratford and local through routes listed with daily and weekend exceptions.
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