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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
4
A fragmented OCR snippet notes an advance payment of $1.50 and a reminder that the tattoo was not yet paid. The readable text focuses on the unpaid status and the nominal advance amount. No clear names or dates are evident in the fragment.
A partial OCR capture lists individuals including Mary Orchard Fred Foyston John Maw Tracy and Ida Maw with surnames and initials unclear. The damaged text suggests a local notice or notice of public record but lacks readable context or actions.
Emma and her son Baldwin led a small group of residents on a neighborhood excursion along Gui Pat Sandeand Saturday. The outing focused on local youth activities and community ties, highlighting senior support and nearby facilities.
The Anglican church at Minesing saw a beautiful June 6 ceremony with Miss Elizabeth Kaupp uniting in marriage to Mr. Wesley Ray. Attendants included Miss Ey Oalbim. sisters Rose and Trone Knupp. color scheme green and white. decorations praised by many guests.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names Torla Dien and Jonathan Taker in a cryptic exchange. No clear event, location, or date can be determined from the unreadable lines.
The Alliston based union held its county convention with Mrs Stacy as president. Mrs McKee led the business session while treasurer Miss Evans reported strong finances. Committees on credentials and various welfare topics were named, including Purity and Temperance. A public meeting at the Methodists closed the event with a Prohibition debate and speeches on motherhood and literature.
A fragmentary report captures a convention calling for strict Sabbath observance and Bible instruction across schools in the Dominion. It urges compulsory Bible study in all academies, praise for past services, and appeals to lumber industry leaders for support while noting community events and local health products.
The Bradley Garretson Company Limited based in Brantford Ontario is referenced in this notice. Contact details and exact actions are not fully legible in the supplied text.
Stroud residents share Sunday calls and visits with neighbors from Allandale Belle Ewart and St. Ives. Minnie Gilbert heads to Toronto, and a horse incident lightly injures Will Mulhollara. July celebration plans in Collingwood and a Craigvale garden party Friday. A new Canadian chapter of The Daughters Of The Empire forms, linking women and girls nationwide.
Fragmentary ad copy notes immediate sale of lumber laths and shingles with emphasis on softness and no waiting. Specific brands, quantities, prices, or seller details are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
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