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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
5
Quebec enacts milk cow testing for entry and semiannual citywide checks funded two thirds by the city. Since start, 168 tuberculosis cows have been moved from Quebec to Montreal and are now in use there.
Daily and special trains listed for Toronto Hamilton Meaford Penetang and North Bay regions with times for southbound Nos 50 46 54 63 44 4 66 93 and northbound Nos 51 23 61 69 63 61 65 27 67 55 43 47. All cited trains Nos 50 51 46 47 64 63 run daily including Sundays.
AN Ley SNC at FULL SUMMER SERVICE LAKE SUPERIOR DIV reveals sailings from Sarnia to Sault Ste. Marie Port Arthur Fort William and Duluth with Duluth-through on Fridays. Organ Bay Machias division departs Collingwood Owen Sound at 11.30 p.m. on Tue Thu Sat for Sault Ste. Marie and connections. North Shore division serves Parry Sound Byng Inlet French River leaving Collingwood 10.30 p.m. Mon and Fri. Parry Sound and Penetang division runs daily from Penetang at 2.45 p.m. for Parry Sound and connections. Tickets and information are all railway passenger agents.
Gershom Bateman of Beeton visits Mrs. Cavena as Miss Legcott and Miss Cavena accompany a trip to the Falls on Wednesday. Excavation begins for a large handsome dwelling opposite Cavena’s store. Various local residents travel, move, or plan relocation, with Beeton social and family gatherings noted.
The Bowling and Tennis Club withdraws from Dominion Day activities in favor of a Saris aEee organized program. The lineup includes a big double header featuring base ball and a related event as the main attractions.
Shipping experts at the Intercolonial Conference discuss closer Dominion Australia trade via the Pacific route. Mr Thomas Robb argues for increased shipments of lumber to Australia and Australian goods like horses and butter to Canada. He cites US head tax effects, CPR Pacific access, and imperial mail subsidies as factors boosting Pacific trade growth for Britain, Canada, and Australia.
Sir Robert Bond, entertaining guests in London, rebuffed Chamberlain’s suggestion Newfoundland join Canada. He defended independence, warned against press misrepor ting fisheries disputes, and urged a satisfactory settlement before his return. Bond denied dramatic Colonial Conference incidents and emphasized courtesy in disclosures. He remained hopeful for progress on fisheries and constitutional issues.
Spring brings activity as Pine Ridge Indians, about 7,000 residents, engage in crop cultivation of corn and potatoes and garden crops. Many are shifting toward farming, with growing interest in livestock and horses, while traditional ponies remain a factor in local life.
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