County rate explained amid unforeseen expenditures and bridge repairs
Warden Barr addressed the County Council detailing new costs that raise the rate. He cited emergency bridge replacements and other structures as key drivers, noting past councils should have timed such work. He urged fair treatment of towns like Tiny and promised future explanations at next year’s council. A Baptist church Christmas service follows with Rev. Fitch conducting and special collections.
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Warden Barr
Bradford
Sairoesa
Tiny
Pot
Roads and Bridges
Ebenezer Church Revival and local notices
December notes report revival services at Ebenezer Church led by Rev Boak and Assistant Shapir, local hospitality, annual Retre phip race plans, and forestry efforts after extensive burn to supply sawlogs. Also mentions a birth, visits, cattle watering challenges, and a machinery accident delaying The Examiner production backed by The Gazette’s Wilkes.
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Ebenezer Church
Boakwell
Shapir
Mire
J. R. Ferris
Stayner
W. J. Galbraith
Jecny
Jonas Powers
Ralph Briggs
Fred Moore
Nottawa
Deafness Cure Claim Via Catarrh Cure Advertisement
An old advertisement warns that deafness cannot be cured by local ear applications. It attributes most hearing losses to catarrh and inflamed Eustachian tubes and promises a cure with Hak e Catarrh Cure. It offers a hundred dollars for any case not cured and directs readers to send for a free circular.
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F. J. Cheney
Toledo
Local Notes From ShasntY Bay And Surroundings
Mrs WW and E OBrien visiting Aurora have returned. Mabel and Mary Habbest of Barrie visited Mrs John Sanderson. Lily Wearing of Barrie spent Sunday with Nelly Showpson. A concert by local and outside talent and a treat for Sunday School children of St Thomas Church will be held December 22. Mrs James McGill is in poor health. Snow reaches almost two feet after a late spell of mild weather.
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E. O'Brien
Aurora
Mabel
Mary Habbest
Barrie
Alrs
John Sanderson
Lily Wearing
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Thomas’ Church
New Back Remedy Endorsed by Barrie Citizen
Barrie resident Robert Moore praises Booth's Kidney Pills for persistent back and kidney pains. He reports fast relief and eventual cure after trying rubbing liniments and plasters without effect. Pills are sold by dealers for 50 cents, with Canadian agents listed as The R Booth Co Fort Erie Ontario.
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Robert Moore
Queen Street
Ont
Booth
D.H. MacLaren
R. Booth ‘Co
Fort Erie
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