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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1900
Page
1
A fragmentary notice promotes提前购买 stoves with quotes like Souvenir and Radiant Home Also. It urges car customers to act early for special prices, claiming store prices would rise two to five dollars if stock ran out. It emphasizes buying two now and not waiting, and to come early for first choice at the place.
Frawley's Shoe Store advertises a heavy markdown week with half price on rubbers and overshoes. The list highlights men’s rubber items, head buckle rubbers, lace shoes, and assorted sizes with several low prices around $1.00 to $1.55.
The Mother Goose Fair begins with a Sale of Work at the Town Hall and Public Library. Afternoon sessions offer children activities and book displays, while the evening program features the latest books and readings starting sharply at 7 30.
Local news notes ice-cutting underway and Barrie ice races scheduled today and tomorrow. Jessie Alexander to visit next month. Barrie and Orillia hockey match set for Feb 14. Annual Barrie Creamery meeting planned at the Library Hall. Community events include Miss Chase addressing Mission Work in India and local curlers determining their champion. Numerous ads tout clothing sales and tea brands while a local obituary records the death of Ross’s youngest son after a long illness.
County council discussed responses to questions from the Municipal Good Convention on road improvement and public aid sharing. Amendments directed a direct grant basis to counties, with several reports approved on property, education, and finance while detailing tenders, school inspections, and road district postings.
Fragmentary text describes a water outage and reactions, with mentions of people and places distorted by OCR. Core idea notes a community without water and efforts or reflection on the situation.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a date of Monday January and names such as Mr Sane De Keerr and Weakni abe cess Me. The readable text references burial or event timing but lacks clear context or full names and locations.
Despite garbled text, the notice advertises Ixqin's annual cheap sale during the week with emphasis on footwear and boots. Details are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
The first concert of Popular Entertainment is planned unusually in America with a grand opera interval. Two front rows on the lower floor are reserved for children under ten years at Wismer's Art Store.
On Wednesday evening last week January List and the County Council honored Col Banting, their veteran clerk of forty years, with an oyster supper at Clarkson Houses. Attendees included the Warden and several friends who spoke of Banting's long service and thanked him for his work.
A compact item from a historical page appears garbled and partially legible. Readable fragments suggest a notice or brief involving a person named Fann and a place or event likely in Los. The full context remains unclear but the record preserves the fragmentary reference.
Fragmentary notes mention a Tuesday night game, players or teams perhaps Barrie and Sano, with a final score and selections. Details are garbled and names unclear, preventing precise identification of teams, location, or outcome.
Fragmentary text mentions someone named Oreo and a person nicknamed Snowe. The sentence structure is unclear but suggests a health or incident note. No clear events, dates, or organizations are present to identify names or actions.
An abbreviated report notes Wilk presided over a Wednesday session at Ges Nora House focusing on board matters and community concerns.
Dunford backs Coedis in a link to Senden and a Spiraea project, with details read as a local brief. The report notes affiliations and actions surrounding the decision, emphasizing the parties involved and the potential impact on the Senden site.
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