The Great West Life Annual Report Extract 1907 Canada
Extracts from The Great West Life annual report for 1907 note business written in Canada with policyholders profits and low expenses. It mentions investments earning above seven percent and estimates of profits to policyholders. Local agent W. C. How and A. W. Laidman referenced with district asett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Opeda Heat Ge Angete Company
Ster Iy
Paienes
W. C. How
A.W. Laidman
Asett
Irrie
Tenders for Coal for Gaol Ca Vis Barz 1908
Tenders will be received until noon on Monday May 4 1908 for the supply of 100 tons Youghcoaheny soft coal and 50 tons first class coal to be delivered during fall 1908 and winter 1909. coal to be weighed in town and certificates attached to the contractor account.
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Cavis Barz
Unclear OCR fragment references Bayfield Street and John Barr's
Fragmentary note mentions W C Andrew and address on Bayfield Street with four rooms and a John Barr’s Old Stand. No clear event or date. likely a local classified or notice fragment.
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Bayfield Street
Roms Street
John Barr
Maine folk attend funeral and move plans
Mr and Mrs Alex Johnston and Mrs Armstrong attended a funeral at Oro Station. They left their Maine homes Monday. Mrs James Johnston Sr left Tuesday for the West to visit her daughter Mrs Wm Pearsall plans moving into Mrs Huston's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oro Station
Alex. Johnston
Miss Margaret Walton Returns Home From Visit
Miss Margaret Walton of BJ has returned home after a few days with friends. Miss Mae Robinson is ill and hopes to be seen around again. Rev. Mr. Weaver of St James Church was assisted by his brother on Sunday night. Farmers are plowing and busy. A E Partridge lost a valuable cow last week.
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Margaret Walton
Mae Robinson
Mr. Weaver
St. James’ Church
Blughing
Penticere
Park
May Montgomery
Hamilton
Allandale
G. McCraw
Craigvale
Schnider & I
J. W. Churchill
Winniper
Fort William
W. A. Buckle
London
Hhis
St. Andrew's Church
Briday
L. McLean
Churchill
Illinois
Hepburne
Burton Ave
Port Stanley
Penny Ball
Barrie
Miss Hoss
Board of Education
Inet
Mics E. Morrison
Local Notes and Farming Snippets from April 27
Mrs Frank Robertson is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs W Kemp spent Sunday at Wm Reids. Miss Olive Herrell was home over Sunday. Miss Irene Constable staying with sister for a few days. J Corbett lost a valuable horse one night last week. A large number of the farmers have quite a few acres sown. Mrs S Cowan and sons visited friends at Churchill during the holidays. Mr and Mrs Alex Ness of Sarrie spent Sunday with Mrs W Robertson. Reynolds leaves today for Toronto for a motor roas job on the Street Railway. Best wishes to him.
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Frank Robertson
W. Kemp
Wm. Reid’s
Olive Herrell
Irene Constabie
Sarrie
W. Robertson
Reynolds
Toronto
Local Village Notes Spark April Fishing and Visits
April 27 highlights fishing as the day’s focus while school reopens after vacation. Mrs Maw Sr renews old acquaintances in the village. Lily McQuay stayed with aunt Mrs Erwin. Hlwood Fisher tends the roof. Miss Gertie Arnold from Toronto visited cousin Florence Arnold. Wm Speers guides the Doctor and plans a move to his seat. Misses Jennie and Emily Banting hosted a gathering Friday evening.
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Maw Sr
Patent
Isa Lillian McQuay
Erwin
Hlwood Fisher
Gertie Arnold
Toronto
Mien
Florence Arnold
Wm. Speers
Jennie
Emily Banting
Easter Holiday Visits and Homecomings in Grand Valley
Mr and Mrs Thornton Reid of Grand Valley hosted Easter visitors including Miss Douse of Huntsville and Miss Jean Wallace of Toronto spent time with their families. Jane Beatty visited Richmond, A E Wallace vacationed in Toronto, Arthur Sproule returned to Toronto after Easter at the home. Thomas Huff prepared to erect a brick store, while Mr and Mrs Power shared Sunday with Mr and Mrs N Grose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Wallace
Toronto
Jane Beatty
Richmond
Arthur Sproule
Allandale Notes Move Through Local Life Events
Miss May Montgomery visits Hamilton friends. Funerals for G. McCraw and Dalton Heard reflect community ties. Fort William calls Rev J W Churchill. Y M C A hopes May opening. Plans for music, church services, and school staffing shift amid local changes and sidewalk concerns.
Burglars Sentenced in Ontario Store Robbery Case
Three years for Thomas Powell and James Hoes gorse after they appeared in court on a Monday to face burglary charges for robbing the Walker Bros. store in Orillia. The men offered conflicting stories about their roles and motives, claiming they had come from Australia, and attempted to flee to Canada via the United States with their stolen booty.
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Thomas Powell
James Nee Hoesgorse
Clark
Orillia
Walker Bros
Powell
Flora
Australis
Canada
United
Sant Ray
Barrie Meeting Calls Action Against Dread Disease
Public meeting in Town Hall presided by Mayor Bennett and Rev. a secretary will discuss combatting tuberculosia the White plague. Officials urge Barrie residents to aid the afflicted households and footnote lepers abroad, stressing humanity over religion. Association signed by Wm Bertal Heeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minis- Irvine
Barrie
Bennett
Association
Bertal Heeney
Coming Musical Event Promises Oriental Cantata Spectacle
The J. B. Edwards choir will present The Cross cantata next month under the Presbyterian leader. The work, with oriental tinges and striking effects, features strong solos by Frank Bemross, Mrs. Laidman, Miss Hewson, E. Whitebread, and C. King. W. R. Marshall will accompany on organ at St Andrews. Tickets are 5 cents. full cantata words distributed free. May 12 urged for music lovers to attend.
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J. B. Edwards
David the Shepherd
Ibyterian
Frank Bemross
Mrs. Laidman
Mies Hewson
E. Whitebresd
C. King
St. Andrew’s
W. R. Marshall
Trinity Methodist Charen
Toronto
Town Baseball Organizing Meeting Seeks Joint Stock Plan
Poor turnout at a Saturday meeting with J G Senses on organizing a town team for the coming season. Citizens canvassed to buy shares. outcome to be announced at 4 30 next Saturday in J G Scotts office. Potential battery named and six teams signaled entry. A Friday meeting in the same office will draft schedule and select two representatives per team.
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Ans
J. G. Senses Ation
Arpuse
Thia End
Tota
J. G. Scott
EK Bobinister
F. Lenner
J. Ramsay
Sid, Rowe
H. Hodsdon
W. E. Todd
EastEnders
High School
Young Men’s Catholic Club
Barrie Crescent Club
Bankers
Allandale
Dalston and Edgar Community Holiday Notes
April reports from Dalston and Edgar show residents returning from holidays and visiting relatives. Barneys Baldwin travels to Innisfail Alberta. Grace Bertram from Toronto and Fred Gicham with daughter visit F. Graham’s home. Miss M Arthur from Orillia and Rev. R. S. Prairie resume usual duties after holidays. households host guests and friends.
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Barney Baldwin
Innisfail
Alberta
Horace White
Aoe
Lloyd
Coulson
Dalston
Mins Hollingshead
Beaver
Ara
Grace Bertram
Toronto
Fred Gicham
Botting Eeea
F. of
F. A. Graham
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Bank OF Toronto Barrie
Barrie and Allandale
H. B. Henwoop
Great West Life
Central Business College
Yonge & Gerrard Sts
H. Shaw
J. Tiaxwell
Dunlop ST
D. Cameron
Expressior Business College
W. C. Andrew
Crown ‘Ill
Ivy
Lefhkoy
Miss, A. E. Wallace
Thomas Huff
Mra
Power
N. Grose
L Nelson
Dalton
Denver
Colorado
Mountain Telephone Co
Deceatved
Angus
Masonic Lodge
Chatham
Kerr Lodge
Louis
Frank
Corinthian and
Kerr Masonica
Union Cemetery
W. A. Amos
J. H. Croft
Limehouse
Joint Stock Baseball Co
bin Ednelie Rat
Edgar
Brussels
Union and Wool
de Dunlop
St. Victoria St
Thederah Lee
Mickle
St. Vincent's
Queen's
Settentes
Lautaenpe Gardiner
Queen‘s Park
James Vair
Edenvale
Ernest Knopp
Harry
Stranavilla
Sanda At & Campbell's
Mias
Gilchrist
Calham
Hollim Langman Ang
Roesan
Jane
Scranton
Y. Peterboro
Pemity
Buripmns
Ota Aera
Fenseevet
Waubaashens
Nen
Wiarton
Plattie
Camadia
Tambors
Tha Aranth
Parton
SaEb
Gelinas
Stat Public Works
Ovsawa
Adet
Ter
LEM Bros
Barrie ‘Steam
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