Unclear OCR fragment linked to Barrie notices
Fragmentary text referencing addresses in Barrie Ontario and surrounding areas. Mentions probate and public notices, with scattered names and times, but details are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
3
Fragmentary text referencing addresses in Barrie Ontario and surrounding areas. Mentions probate and public notices, with scattered names and times, but details are unreadable.
A British government note declares Britain ready to cancel debts owed by allies for war loans and reparations if part of a satisfactory international settlement. It presses the United States to consider remitting Britain’s debt to Washington while seeking arrangements for Allies to repay Britain. Britain cites wartime needs and aims for quick European recovery.
Readers see analysis and commentary on Britain's wartime debts and the notion of canceling war debts. The discussion weighs the implications of debt relief and the questions it raises for international finance and postwar recovery.
The article surveys postwar finance and power, noting Britain and France dispute German reparations while Greece threatens Constantinople, Brazil sees a brief revolt, and Canada weighs sequestered German property as war debts linger. It highlights Britain America and France as pivotal actors in a fragile European recovery.
Reports from grain fields show record yields in the West and 40 000 workers needed from Eastern Canada to harvest crops. Special Harvesters Excursions by Canadian National Grand Trunk will run to Winnipeg with convertible Colonist cars and restaurant cars. Apply to CN/G T agents for fares and service details.
A branch line train slowed after halts and a weary passenger asked how late it was. A fellow traveler replied that a watch is useless and a calendar is needed, ending with a note on the advisability of reading the timetable.
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