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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
2
The notice states 4.00 payable in advance with 1.50 due, remittances should be mailed to J A MacLaren proprietor of The Examiner Harris Ontario Barrie Examiner February 6 1913.
The Orillia Packet cites Barrie’s superior civic show and merchants support as mayor Cowan urges a grand sixtieth anniversary celebration. New utilities commission members Long Hale and others bring strong business experience, aiming for efficient town plants while local debate touches health, drainage, and public works.
The county approves a further payment of 500 dollars for the Notawasaga drainage project as officials discuss large capital undertakings, registry expansion, road and bridge improvements, and municipal bids. Local boards, auditors, and trustees are named to oversee projects and attend upcoming sessions.
When bad weather arrives you’ll want good shoes. McPherson Shoes showcases their superior quality at display level, promising service and value beyond price. The ad urges readers to inspect their range for every wearer.
A fragmented OCR fragment lists solicitors general loan terms offering money at low rates, plus several doctors and physicians with offices in Barrie and Toronto. It mentions banks, notaries, and assorted professionals including toronto addresses, with scattered contact details and telephones.
Fragmentary OCR text describes hospital roles and names in Edinburgh and Glasgow area, mentioning throat study and assistant positions. The garbled wording limits clear facts but indicates hospital work and personnel in British hospitals with possible mentions of surgeons and clinics.
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