Three Pathways in Liquor Issue Highlighted by Leaders
Editorial notes three party plans for Ontario liquor policy ahead of the October vote. Conservatives reject a plebiscite, Liberals favor a referendum on demand with stricter enforcements, and Progressives push for prohibition within a year. The piece urges temperance voters to unify behind the anti liquor-control stance and avoid splitting the vote.
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Teri Mmy
Liberal Party
The
Progressives
Progressive Party
Ferguson
Ontario
Sinclair
Lethbridge
Conservative Party
Halton County
George Hiltmer
Hom. Pettit
Lquor
Acton Fair Recognires Community Dividends and Growth
The piece praises Acton Fair and Prof Christie for their role in uniting residents and funding community efforts. It argues dividends come not in dollars but in youth development and Acton’s improvement as a local center, with continued success hoped for in future years.
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Prof
Christie
Acton Full Fair
Acton Fair
Acton
Christiesus
Mercury Passed Into New Hands After Seven Decades
The Guelph Mercury, a venerable paper, is sold by J Innis McIntosh after nearly seventy years of family ownership. The 1862 acquisition by James Innisy began a long era, with J F MacKay & Co Limited of Toronto now taking over. The Mercury, a consistent force in local life, upholds independence and community service while under new management.
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Guelph Mercury
J. Innis McIntosh
James Innisy
The
Mercury
Ite
J. F. MacKay & Co., Limited
Toronto
the Mercury
McIntosh
Ti Free Press
Guelph
Guelph Daily Advertiser
Jj. Fo MacKay
County Levy Increase Sparks Acton Tax Concerns
The article argues the County levy rise, paired with increases in other towns, burdens Acton residents. It criticizes provincial funding gaps and suggests local bodies could better manage funds, noting Acton’s finances remain sound but expect higher taxes next year due to County Council levies.
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Acton
Agu
County Council
Counci
Ayton Fair Ends and Reenter Event Planned
Amateur reports a local fair closing for the year and outlines plans for a Reenter event in HMO. The upcoming election will test temperance principles and their appeal among voters with polls suggesting strong sentiment for prohibition.
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Ayton
Hmo
Neighborhood Notes Highlight Local Visits And Moves
Mrs A Agpetl of Buffalo visits relatives in the area, others host gatherings with friends and family. Residents update on moves, travel, extended stays, and a teacher advancing studies while Mrs Sinclair recovers from a hip fracture.
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A. Agpetl
Buffalo
G. Shelter
Guelph
Row
Gampbell
J. Miller
Prankfort
Mra. McArthur
Qgrifton
Carman
Manitoba
Minnie Shaw
Mono Road
W. Orr
Cat
M Milloy
Donald P Sincluie
Dufferin Hospital
Sinclar
Advocate
Local notes detail social visits and fires in town
Mr James Clark named Government Inspector of cattle at Toronto Stock Yards. Residents hosted and visited in town, with several departures for Calgary Toronto and Boston. A warehouse fire caused damage and alarms. School and community life, travel to Ottawa and Montreal, and local magistrates noted.
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James Clark
Toronto
Wm Whelpton
Saskatoon
James Roney
J. Leslie
Guelph
Mary Eccles
JB. Mackenzie Durin
Crear Lodge
AF & A.M
W. Bro. A. B. Castell
Highgate
Castell
Mm. H. W. Kennedy
Margaret
Lilian
Minses Kennedy
A. E. Famelts Ry
Hota
Poe
Reeve Pettitts
Woof OW Fisher
Wynda
Diack Duke
Brockville
Kingston
Montreial
Frank Broom
Buffalo
Buffalo, Renewed, Uninteces Ty Town Over the Werkend Mroownd Mra ‘Turcotte
Chris Weir
Ernie Uh Ow Ainetor
Orp
Ottawa North Bay
Alfred Foord
Lorento Bible School
Coon
Owhicth
WoLebbo Anllea
Liverpool
Engiad
Mia Konia Hawthorne
Houston
Texas
Mia Woo Utter
Qolue Street
Aqc
Mra Oh
Blair and Son
Dbaere
Heve
New York State
Montiral
Mioe
Bum Chuke
Dua Whetini
Gechrane
Coutude Dekureat
Las Angeles
Douglas McCregor
Hamilton
Mes Rusby
Acton
Bookbinder services in Guelph Ontario advertised
Bookbinder offers account books of all kinds bound to order with careful binding of periodicals and neat ruling. Prompt service available at Wyndham Street Guelph Ontario near Williams Hotel.
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Wyndham Street - Guelph
Ont
Willams’ Htorn
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SOS No. 18
Trafalgar
Minn
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Jack HL
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Croft
Lalu
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J. W Oster
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Miss Glien
Philadelphia
J. M McFaul
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Acton Free Press
Business Directory
J. A. McNiven
Offee
Comer
Howet Avene
Elgin Street
Cox
Harold Nash Farmer
M.A Harrlater
Notary Public
Conreyanerr
Perrymannlock - Acton
J. M. Bell
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Dental Surgeon
Mui and
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J. H. Johnson
D.D.S
L.D.S
Copper Dock
Francis Nunan
Mid-Continent Bond’ Corporation
H.W. Dawson
Bramston
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Guelpi
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