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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
8
Saturday evening train did not arrive until eleven, paper buyers went home. others waited and departed. Phelston correspondence touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as reputable. Tenders for gaol supplies invited for period Apr 1913 to Mar 1914, detailing multiple item per pound or per barrel rates. sealed tenders due by March 14 1913.
A hard fought hockey match at Minesing ends with Elmvale defeating Minesing by three goals to two. Key players Tudhope Riddell and Foyston stood out for Elmvale while Minesing’s defense, led by Feymon and Agra, held firm early but faded late as Elmvale struck twice in the final period.
In a Toronto Saturday Night game between the Winnipeg Stars and Toronto Club the city paper praises Gordon Meeking for his brilliant form. He fooled the defense in the second half and was tied to lead with three more shots, while Heletian earned the appedient nod.
Fragmentary text suggests a 1930s electric debenture offer where $6681 was accepted. It hints at an implied payment rate and per unit terms but the paragraph is garbled and lacks clear entities, dates, or a coherent event to confirm specifics.
Hetty McGowans notes Wesdurn resident Mr. McGowan, long prominent in the town, passed after weeks in hospital. Pallbearers listed include Jan Craighorst and Drennan. Rev. E Harold Toye officiated at Hillsdale service, reflecting on his steady sector growth and community leadership.
The obituary notes a Toronto resident with a wife and two daughters who died three years prior her burial at Sixths Line Cemetery Inninfil. The funeral was held Monday from the daughter's residence Leonard Craigvale to the cemetery with many friends and neighbors in attendance.
Excursions begin March 11 and run every Tuesday through April 39 to Al Soberta and Saskatchewan with round trips from Toronto to Winnipeg. Tickets available at stations for Winnipeg without changes. connections to Chicago may be arranged via agents.
Fragmented 1920s style page notes a theater bill for Baby Mine and Alice in Wonderland with references to company performance dates, cast listings, and local production details. Auction notices for farm stock and equipment appear alongside theatre listings and city notices from Barrie and Toronto centers.
Local notice outlines service schedule in Innisfil with unclear text about spam and timing. Names and exact items are unreadable, but the fragment suggests a public service or utility notice may be involved. Further readable details are not available in the snippet.
Gear Gameron shipped two carloads of hogs and cattle yesterday. Prices quoted reflect market conditions and demand.
A fragmented OCR item lists names such as Lyla Dobson and Belinda Murphy with mentions of a Wellington and March dates 1918. It includes notes on a round up between routes to Detroit Port Arthur and a Grand Trunk Railway event with phone contact for full details. The partial text suggests a school report, editorial mentions, and a transportation roundup.
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