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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
2
Deposits of one dollar or more earn interest at current rates. Accounts may be opened in the names of two or more persons and withdrawals may be made by any one signer or by the survivor.
The passage argues that newspapers and stores provide essential, convenient facts to keep readers informed. It emphasizes that readers rely on newspapers to deliver concrete world news and store news without visiting every source, as merchants compile and present pertinent information for the public.
The Valentine Stock measure for tighter road safety failed in the Legislature after opposition swayed by the Automobile Association. The bill would require motorists to pass only after signaling and to prevent frightening horses, aiming to curb reckless driving and protect the public on public roads.
Debate over stricter motor vehicle regulations dominates the assembly as speakers push for limits on speed near horse drawn vehicles, daytime lighting caps, and penalties up to six months imprisonment. Opponents argue enforcement would fail. supporters rail against reckless drivers amid provincial budget notes and tax concerns.
Indignation rises among the doggy classes in Toronto over muzzling while the public feels relief at suppressing a health danger. In the past fortnight nearly forty people sought Pasteur department treatment at the Toronto Hospital after exposure to a feared infection.
Hon Dr Reaume told the Legislature that after last session’s land grant Canadian Northern Railway built 80 miles of line into the Clay Belt. The House welcomed the news yet criticized government lack of effort to publicize northern progress and immigration advantages. The minister’s hint sounded like a kept secret.
Mr. McNaught failed to render the new Provincial Bread Act a nullity though he did work toward that aim. The context suggests legal or legislative action surrounding the act and his attempts within the proceedings.
A new law requires inspectors appointed by all municipalities and mandates inspections at the place of sale rather than at the bakery. Lightness tests will protect buyers and inspectors. infractions carry a 5 dollar fine and adulteration 25 dollars. The act alters the Assessment Act, reducing exemptions for private colleges and schools and prompting criticism of tax policy on educational institutions.
The council met March 9 with all members present. Communications, accounts, and orders were read including road timber issues, gravel pit overseer appointment, and a by law to restrain dogs under Agricultural Department orders. Officials named for 1910 include pathmasters and fence viewers, with adjournment to meet at the Reeve’s call.
A Central Econ Nova Scotia reader describes dramatic recovery from kidney trouble and chronic pain after using Gin Pills. The ad invites readers to request a free sample from National Drug & Chemical Co. of Toronto, Ontario, promising relief for back pain rheumatism sciatica and bladder issues, with a purchase option of 50 cents a bottle or six boxes for $2.80.
A group of Barristers and solicitors offer services for drawing and probating wills, obtaining letters of administration and guardianship, and collection of accounts. Offices in Barrie with branch offices in Creemore and Alliston. Also advertising money to loan at low rates. Names listed include Lennox Cowan Brown Strathy Esten.
The list shows daily train numbers and routes across Ontario with times for No 46 and No 47 Cobalt Specials to Hamilton Toronto Meaford Penetang Collingwood Orillia Midland North Bay and North Bay services. Additional trains include Nos 54 62 44 64 68 56 42 23 53 61 65 67 55 43 47 and notes that Nos 46 and 47 operate every day including Sunday.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure failure and praises Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills. It cites endorsements from Toledo druggists Walding Kinnan Marvin and F J Cheney Co and mentions internal use for blood and mucous membranes with a 75 cent price.
In Baxter on February 28 friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn's home to bid them farewell before their move to Alliston. The Baxter Presbyterian Church expressed regret, offered two chairs as tokens of goodwill, and praised the Dunns' life and faith. Rev. G I Craw spoke, and a supper followed with games and music. Lifebuoy Soap ad copy appears at end.
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An OCR fragment notes Brewl lead band with wardry display and local show plans in a community venue. It mentions performance timing and possible lineup, but details are unclear in the readable text.
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