Acton bids farewell to its leading citizens the Harrisons
Reeve C. H. Harrison and Mrs Harrison are moving to Toronto with their family as Acton loses its long time leaders. The Harrison couple arrived seventeen years ago and have served as School Trustee Councillor and Reeve. They supported Fall Fair Board and church welfare efforts and were active volunteers. Acton thanks them for Service and wishes them success in the new home while promising future visits and a welcome return.
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Acton
Reeve C
H. Harrison
Toronto
Acton Machine Company
Harrison
Welfare Board
Citiens
Reeve Harrison
Contaminated Water During Fire Inspector Visit Sparks Alarm
Acton residents complain of water contamination during a Fire Underwriters' Association visit. The city notes an emergency link to Fairy Lake pumps for Beardmore plant that has never been used, urging that health and safety come first and the auxiliary supply be reserved for true emergencies only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Beardmore
Fairy Lake
Community News Call For Reporters In Acton District
The Free Press requests all local organizations to appoint a press secretary or designate a secretary to forward meeting reports. Send reports quickly after events for timely inclusion as the paper cannot publish all items in one day.
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Free Press
Acton
Tay Farer Press
Change in Highway Maintenance Responsibility Approved
Last week the signing of an agreement with the Department of Highways transfers the centre section of the highway through town to the Provincial Department for maintenance and related costs. The move should benefit all, as the department has the staff and equipment to secure better materials and pricing. The council is to provide a complete list of needed repairs, including issues on Mills Street and Main Street, for prompt action.
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Department of Highways
Mills Street
Main Street
Sigas
Siga
No. VY
Kitchener
Guelph
St. Marys
Exhibition tests for modern cars impress crowds
A weekend exhibition demonstrated how cars endure punishment from flames to rolls. Attendees watched a vehicle pass a flaming wall and survive multiple flips, highlighting safety features and the appeal of riding safely compared to ditch driving. The piece recalls a motorists’ prior stunt and ends with a reflection on better highway comfort.
Editorial Notes on Fairs Roads and Radio Fees
The piece notes Fall Fairs face varied weather yet crowds persist. It questions road work timing from Mill Street to John Street and Actor to Milton. It mentions Canada forming a Radio Board and possible license fee increases. It praises the Kneller Hall Band at the new band shell and cheekily references a CNLE crane stunt. It ends with a Fergus News-Record tale about a man losing a nickel and dice.
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Fergus News-Record
CNLE
News-Record
The Spread of Christianity in Western Asia
Summary of Sunday School lessons on Acts and Paul’s missions in Western Asia. Highlights include Pentecost gift, witnessing under persecution, social service, martyrdom, Paul’s conversion and mission, Cornelius and Gentile inclusion, world missions beginning, turning to the Gentiles, the Jerusalem council, and Christian living outcomes.
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Western
Asia
Paul
Ita Universa
Stephen
Philip
Saul
Cornelis
Peter
Jasson X
Christ
Jerusalem
Barnabas
Jesus
Breeding Geese in Canada Guidelines for Fall Selection
The fall before fattening is best to select breeding geese. Use strong, well developed females and confine young males with the chosen breeders by the new year. One male may mate with two to four females. geese mature slowly and are two years old. Provide a simple shed, dry bedding, and protection from cold. Feed sparingly in winter with oats barley and wheat plus 25 percent green feed. include clover or alfalfa hay and cabbage or mangels. Feed twice daily. Information from A G Taylor's Goose Raising bulletin, Ottawa. free copies via the Dominion Department of Agriculture.
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Canada
Goone
A. G. Taylor
Wusbandman
Central Experimental Party
Ottawa
Dominion “Department of Agriculture
A Smile Outshines Diamonds in Human Eyes
A reflection praises the human smile as a uniquely charming power greater than gems and other signs of wealth. It asserts laughter and cheer bring warmth to home and heart, guiding affection between husband, father, and friends with a gentle, captivating light.
Town signs miss name on entrance to towns says journal
The piece laments missing town names on highway entry signs and the difficulty travelers face identifying places. It notes motorists rely on nearby businesses and landmarks, suggesting improved town signage and better identification at major crossroads to aid visitors and reduce confusion.
Canadian Hay Prospects Improve in Britain Amid Weather
The Canadian hay market shows favorable signs in Great Britain as only about 40 percent of England's available crop is deemed fit for food due to persistent wet weather. The Agricultural Department of Canadian National Railways notes Norway will influence prices, with a strong Norwegian crop yet current prices hinder trades.
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Great Britain
England
Agricultural Department
Canadian National Railways
Norway
Well, Rather! Counsel Urges Oath From Girl Witness
A courtroom exchange features counsel insisting the girl witness take an oath while she questions the stern nature of the oath, calling it profane. The scene highlights pressure and tension in the witness stand.
Prisoner Complains Prison Walls Fail to Seal
A prisoner tells the Prison Governor he has complaints about the prison walls not being built to seal. The exchange highlights concerns over security and containment within the facility.
Household Liunts and Menu Tips From MES MALY MORTON
Household Liunts by MES MALY MORTON offers recipes and cooking guidance. It includes Spiced Steak instructions with venison like care, tips on aging beef, and broiling methods. Also notes how to judge tenderness and proper serving temperature for hotel style steaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes Maly Morton
Ince Willson
Agricultural Show Entries and Prize List Details
A misread OCR listing shows entries and prizes for a livestock and crop show. It notes various classes including turnout, best partner, best lady driver, and agricultural horse events with donations and prize amounts, plus livestock categories like heavy draft and best spring colt with deductions from service fees.
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T. A. Blakelock
Lo Meck
He Cleaver
MUP
Alliance Paper Mills
City Bervite Ou Cao
Cowley Bros
Johptrving
Do.rill &,Co
Brillant
Starlecht
Wit. Brennan
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Elmer C. Thamp
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R. H. Thompson
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Harry Ravertson
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Frank Syix
A. R. Spelphe
Edwin HH
Hume Currie
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P. D. Salter
Norby Baby Show
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Mr. Saxe
F. R. Watson
J. M. Moore
Georgetown Herald Voyeur
Howard May
N. A. Robinson
Halton Creamery
Milton Champion
H. W. Hinton
H. Silver
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Brimpton Conservator
Varlette Guelph
J. D. “McArthur
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Fred Thompson
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