Victoria Day Socials and Local Notices in Woodsto
Local residents mark Victoria Day with visits and family gatherings. Miss Edith Crown visits Mrs. Harry Rs. Miss Minnie Mingay returns from Niagara Falls. Miss Jessie Wilkinson and Dave Wilkinson come home for the holiday. The choir concert at St George's follows a Trinity Church performance and community notices discuss illness, injuries, and church activities.
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Moron
Ditcher
Woodstock
Jane Batons
Harry Mies
Toronto
Sibbald
Tybury
Victoria
Misa
Edith Crown
Harry
Mary Culrosa
Dunn
J. Webb
Mikes “Hepburn
Neilly
Bradford
Minnie Mingay
Niagara Falls
H. Abram
Echrieber
Toronto-in
Mesdames, Logie
Dewitt Misch
Tena Ness
W. Wallace
Toron
Collingwood
Wm. Curtis, Jr
Henry
W. OC. Curtis
Arnall
Trinity Church
St. George's Church
W.d.riach
Burton Ave .Methodist
Presbyterian
Stroud
Larahemian Yohn . Marcey
Fresherton
Midland, Hospital
Toronto Globe
A. Overs
James Overs
Ontario St
Western
C.P. R
Bathurst St
Fred. Adams
New York State
Jas. Berry
True Blues
Standon
Adams
Centre Simcoe Farmers Institute Annual Excur to Guelph
The Centre Simcoe Farmers Institute schedules its annual excursion to the Provincial Experimental Farm in Guelph on Monday June 3. Arrive in Guelph at 12 05 p.m. Return from Guelph at 6 15 p.m. Tickets allow travel back next day by regular train or via Toronto. Fare from Barrie and Allandale stations is 1.20 dollars. Train leaves at 9 00 a.m. Ask for Minird’s and take no other.
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Simcoe Farmers’ Institute
Guelph
Toronto
Farerom Barrie
Allandale
Ontario Station Notes On Agricultural Experiments
The article reports on the Ontario station at Jordan Harbor with new greenhouses and buildings nearing completion including an experimental cannery and cold storage. Morley Pettit will lead apiary work under the Foul Brood Act, while fruit trials and nut trees are planned. It notes tobacco samples, peach trees, and plans to expand imports from Frantia and Belgium, reflecting agricultural innovation and rural industry.
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Peart
Fdr
Belgium
Meat of Agriculture of
Ontario
Jordan “Harbor
Morley
Pettit of
Aylmer
Ont
Canada
Mr. Pettit
Strength of R N W M P In Latest Returns
The Royal Northwest Mounted Police report 61 mounted officers and 598 non commissioned officers and constables, with 523 horses. Of 649 men, 903 are in Alberta, 239 in Yukon, 79 in the Territories, and 23 elsewhere. Commissioner Perry notes new districts, village settlements, and growing demand for permanent posts, with outposts as far as Hudson Bay and the Arctic Ocean and along the International Boundary across Alberta and Saskatchewan.
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R.N.W.M.P
Royal
Northwest
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Yukon
Territories
Wilfrid Daurier
Privy Council
Perry
Hudson Bay
Arctic
Faded OCR Snippet Mentions Navy and Admiralty
Fragmentary text references B C Salmon and a naval or Admiralty context with unclear details. No clear event, date, or location can be determined from the readable fragments.
Grain and orchards promise strong harvests this season
Grain 18 grows rapidly and fruit trees show a large crop of pears apples and plums. Farmers scattered notes of seeding progress while weather stays mild. Local residents visit relatives and plan a Saturday public stock meeting to elect a trustee for Charles Wilson.
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J. J.’ Stokes
Coates
Ronto
Mra
Alert Cook
Penetang
Reeve Caldwell
Vespra
Scttock
Charles Wilson
Summer visitors dot Bhanty Bay and Nantyr towns
May 25 records show Mr and Mrs Oliver from Muskegon and their son F Oliver visiting in Bhanty Bay on the way to a summer cottage in Muskoka. Toronto guests Miss Teasie Wood and Miss Alice Malcolm join others for holidays while Miss Leadley visits Barrie. In Nantyr Miss Jonnie Campbell visits Toronto relatives, Joseph Robinson from Toronto calls locally, and a wreck loss of a fine horse is noted as measles remain prevalent.
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Bhanty Bay
Oliver
Msthpbig
Teneadee
F. Oliver
Muskoka
John Woods
Teasie Woode
Toronto
Aummmer
Miss" MacMillan
Irine Hughes
Geo, Hart
British Columbia
Mra
Hart
Alice Malcolm
Maceo
W. J. Campbell
Mabel
John Malcolm
Chesley
Joseph Simpson
Stewart
Robert Graham
Song
Bred Adamson
Erindale
John Ross
Miss Leadley
Barrie
Sarah Park
Jonnie Campbell Ig
Joseph Robinson
Astounding vitality of the turtle tale from Wide World Magazine
An account describes a green turtle decapitated and bled hung to bleed, yet within four hours the same turtle allegedly struck a man cook with a fin blow. The piece notes the green turtle is less vicious than the snapping Japanese varieties but warns its fins are strong and capable of causing injury.
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Newtantle
Wide World Magazine
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Christy's
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Wm. Carruthera i
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Medical Mission
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John Houle
Lamb
McMaster’ University
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Elizabeth
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Charles Cross
Barrie Brewing
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J. Maxwell
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