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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary editorial notes mention domains like ie ae gone a cs and of Dentinion with unclear context. The readable portion hints at editorial shorthand or annotations rather than a full article. No clear event or persons are identifiable from the legible text.
Fragmentary report describes Mr Thomas and John Aconley visiting friends, sleigh from Crown Hall, mention of Mr Ponnauighin planning to sell out and travel to Toronto. John Sinclair hosted at Hart. Caldwell allegedly returning home after a late night at Joe Emme residence.
Vague overheard notes hint at a visit by Noteville to Bondi with unloaded details. Unclear sequence and attendees leave readers awaiting fuller report.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Ruth Mijina and a home incident with a King, suggesting a police case. Names and details are partially garbled, leaving the core event hard to determine but implying a recent disturbance or inquiry centered on Mr King and an adult.
Edenvale features Jameson of Hillsdale planning a brick cheese factory near the former site. Farmers expand dairying with more milch cows as grain profits wane. Robison and Chas Boonett plan building work on stone foundations next summer. Smith Hazard visits Barrie for war news. The Edenvale Methodist group cancel tea and opt for a February 4 concert.
Our long experience in the drug business enables us to cater with success to exacting customers. Our drugs are imported from reliable manufacturers, pure and strong. We recommend Celery Compound for digestive and kidney health, with prices that will interest you. Druggist DH MacLaren of Barric Ontario.
Roland Hill of Guthrie visited Gilford Saturday and Sunday with friends. Miss Wim Rothwell spent a few days with friends near Bradford. Ice on the lake measured about sixteen inches as local youths anticipated a safe night event. Officers near Tash discussed results from a close county election. Georgina Island saw Arbquake skate in from Toronto then return the same day. Annie Rothwell, Pablo School teacher, plans a concert soon and Meridian and Mise Ami and Enna Marph are noted in local gatherings.
The article notes the death of a longtime Gilford resident who settled in Canada after marriage to Ann Thomas in 1868. He was a charter member of the English church at Churchill, served the community, and died after paralysis on Sunday, January 1900. Rev Ganon Murphy conducted the funeral at Churchill. The community extends sympathy to the widow and nephew.
An old newspaper fragment touts prompt attention from physicians and urges trust in drugs and infant foods. It markets Paine’s Celery, claiming popularity and reliability, with garbled names and poor typography reflecting ad copy from a bygone era.
A Somerset to White reports from May E. Sanderson requesting Feb 17 observances for Miss Willard memorial. She suggests equal distribution of exercises between the World's and Dominion Unions. The union will meet in their own parlors Monday at 8 p.m.
The undersigned agree to remit payment for a twenty five cent bottle of Dr Willis Fogliati Pilla if after using three quarters of the contents the user experiences relief from constipation and headache. Warranty covers four bottles if no relief, offered by a druggist network across Bartles Ont and surrounding towns.
A local church announces an anniversary observance with speaker Skeen and pastor WH Pierce leading the morning service at Osier Church on Sunday. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early.
Tuesday morning session discussion covers coal and wood vendors, river bridge renewal, and a new vice chair proposal. Inspections urged for continuation classes, education boundary reviews, and veteran insurance policies for South African soldiers. local trusts and institutes receive updates on appointments and funding.
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