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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 22, 1910

Page

2

Penetang Mills Sold and By Law Voted On

County news reports Napoleon Payette purchasing the two Davidson mills at Penetang with plans to remove machinery and tear down the mills. Reeve Jardine and Deputy Reeve Deach to contest the Nottawessga reeveship. Banquet held for T. A. Richardson, former Bank of Hamilton manager, before leaving Midland. Staynor ratepayers to vote on by law authorizing contract with Jos Knox for street paving. Dynalite cartridge injures W Blanchard at Penetang. Canada Keg and Barrel Co plans Orillia factory on five acres near smelter lot, employing 80 to 100. Rev. W. N. Carr resigns from Cookstown Presbyterian Church due to ill health. Tramp discovered in Nicholston school basement. invited to depart. Cookstown merchants blame Toronto and Barrie stores for business dullness. $17,000 sent to department stores from Cookstown area. Midland TM Argue reports council to locate a 1500 barrel mill with Campbell Milling Co. by-law to be voted next municipal election. expected early next year. New industry planned at Head of the Bay north of Midland elevator. Christmas gift ideas suggested by National Manufacturing Co Barrie. The Trail magazine, now moving from Regina to Winnipeg, praised as a Christmassy issue.

Napoleon ‘Payette Davidson Penetang Reeve Jardine Deach Nottawessga Midland T. A. Richardson Bank of Hamilton Staynor Jos. Knox W. Blanchard Canada Keg and Barrel Co Orillia Istart Cookstown R.A. Duff Carr Presbyterian Church Nicholston Dungey Herald Cookstown Advocate Cooks‘town Toronto Barrie Council Senator Campbell Campbell Milling

Infant dies in accidental burn at Fergusonvale home

Elmvale Lance reports a tragic accident in Fergusonvale as the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert is fatally burned while attempting to relight a fire with coal oil after the father left for work. The family warns against lighting gas briefly and holding a match near the chimney, noting the danger to mobile households.

Herbert Fergusonvale Elmvale

Christmas Kissing Customs Stir City Venues

A long Irish and English newspaper piece recalls festive kissing traditions at London and Ontario spots. It notes mischief around mistletoe, bans in shops, and a judge’s grim statistics on crime related to alcohol debates and Local Option policies.

Alcohol and Crime Debate Clears Local Option Position

The article argues against linking crime to alcohol with broad comparisons to other vices and asserts that crime arises from misuse of various factors. It contends Local Option advocates overstate alcohol as the sole cause and ignore surrounding circumstances and broader social issues.

Local Option Vote Argument Cited in Fragmentary Text

A fragment argues against local option urging against backing the by law and notes a voter could support the measure but warns against the option. The incomplete statement implies civic discussion on licensing or local governance. Named individuals or organizations are not clear in the readable portion.

Local Option debate sparks in Newmarket town meeting

A Toronto speaker and Ald. J C McGarthy address Newmarket on Local Option, praising its impact. They argue licenses shift business away from saloons, noting hotel investment, rising local trade, and reduced crime, while urging voters to back prohibition in upcoming by law measures.

Kingston Penitentiary transport of McNulty and Dolan

Thos McNulty and Mary Dolan, convicted child murderers, were moved from Barrie to Kingston Penitentiary via Toronto Union Station. Sheriff Ben Smith led the party with two county constables and a female officer, unhandcuffed for the journey, amid curious crowds and varied witness accounts in Toronto.

Thos McNulty Mary Declan Kingston Penitentiary Laat Barrie Ben Smith John ‘Weaymouth Sr John Weaymouth Kingston’ Penitentiary Union Station Barrig Mise Dolan McNulty Miss’ Dolan Toronto Thomas McNulty Mary Dolan Afd

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