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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
4
A fragmentary notice reports an event at North sn Bhswart'e Hall today with limited readable details. The text mentions Lane 32rd and December tenor, but many words are garbled leaving key names and facts unclear.
Local column from Allandale lists visits from Dalatan Toronto and Barrie, church events, garden party plans, a strawberry festival, a predicted wedding, and multiple notices about homes repairs and community happenings. Mentioned are Miss Monisonie, Mrs Link, Rev Bedford, Mr Middleton, and Mr Parker among others.
The report details the proposed hospital project with a $20,000 total cost, funded by public subscriptions and municipal grants, with no debt. Stratford, Waterloo, and Galt sites are described, including land gifts and former building costs of about $14,900 to $14,000, a nurses home added recently, and a five acre Stratford site donated by local officials.
In a trial at the Police Court, Robert Harman was acquitted of burglary amid surprise when key testimony shifted. Regina Ross testified she had lied earlier under pressure, admitting perjury and implicating her husband and others. The Grand Jury praised the judge and noted a light criminal docket. The report also includes unrelated local notices and advertising blurbs.
A damaged OCR snippet hints at a bicycle related item with a price tag of 29.95 and garbled vendor names. The readable portion suggests an advert or notice but prevents clear identification of people or organizations.
Fragmentary notes describe a barrier or fence aiding an unnamed individual or event. The fragment references Simcoe,Anchor Wits, and Co. or Barrier terms, but lacks clear action, date, or place to establish a full report.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Lincoln references, tablets, and a MacLaren diary with phrases about cures for Blackberry. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates, making a definitive summary difficult.
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