Go Home Mrs B Pester Visitors and Local Sports Tales
Mrs B Pester of Montreal visits her mother, Mrs Heard, with several relatives. Miss MacLaren and Miss M Marshall visit relatives. Hamilton and Port John Rogetnn report a trip to Toronto and Hamilton. Chas Webster of Generes Ohio joins Miss Cole. Molcaster and others, many sick or wounded, are noted. A Barrie Lacrosse team travels to Penetanguishene civic holiday to play Penetanguishene. Brown’s Crown 9:2pdi.
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Tenet Title Incomplete OCR Reads As Kept Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Catia and a general aim but lacks clear actions, dates, or entities. The readable portion hints at a policy or instruction but fails to confirm any event, person, or organization with verifiable details for a complete summary.
Junior Leaving Candidates at Barrie
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Barrie event with junior candidates and an artesian well project near Lipkary avenue. Details are incomplete but indicate public notices or book references from 19th century era.
Ridiculous Prices On Friday Morning Sale
A damaged OCR notice advertises a Friday morning sale with excessive discounts on extry 15 pairs. It mentions "extra choice Kid" and various fabrics like silk tap and Macha-ees items, with unclear pricing and customer terms. Aaron Kirelly is referenced in a garbled sale caption amid uncertain product descriptions.
Cood Pickles Case Reaches Canada Counts
Fragmentary notes reference a Canada case with counts and a Win tied to a tel event. The text mentions twins and an ac boy amid unclear details, providing little verifiable facts for a complete summary.
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