Barrie Solicitors Advertise Loans and Notaries
Strathy and Estren arrisier solicitors advertise money to loan from 4 to 5 percent on loaned sums over Bank of Toronto Barrie with multiple firms listed including McCarthy Boys Murchison and Ross and Cowan Brown. Offices at Dunlop Street Barrie and branch offices in Lennox Gravenhurst Ardagh Cowan Brown.
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Hewson & Creswicke
Arristers
Suprem Court of Judicature
Ontario
Otnces
Ross Block
Berrie
BE. uUxwsox
A, E
H. Oneswioge
Ault
Arrister
Ross’ Block
Dunlop Street
Barrie
Ross & Pee Be Xotal
Iks
Sonyey Ancers
Bank of T. Eosto
Socrnet Money
DoxaLp
Ross, Ll.b
Lennox
Ardach
Cowan & Brown
Bassafers
HallGutTon Lennox
Alex. Cowan
B. Ho_rorp
Akpagh
G. E.J. Brown
L.B
Hinds
Lennox & A H
Gravenhurst
Ardagh
Creemore
Ailiston
Banting County Clerk Office Hours in Burrit
R T Banting County Clerk will be at his Office in the Court House Burrit every Saturday. Residence and P O Cookstown. Dr J C Smith physician Burgeon Office and appearances Corner Owen and Collier Streets Barri.
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R. T. Banting
Ounty
Court House
Burrit
P.O
Cookstown
J. C. Smith
Burgeon & Office and
Mpereances
Owen and
Collier Streets
Barri
Dentist Dr. W. D. MacLAREN Schedule in Barrie Area
Local dentist Dr. W. D. MacLAREN maintains hours from 11 to 17 and 8 on Wednesdays at Vieits Cookstown rae Block, East of the Post Office, Barrie.
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W. D. Maclaren
Barrie
Vieits Cookstown
Rae
Arrie
Leading Markets Breadstuffs Toronto Market Review
Wheat quotes ease with Red and White at 67c and 66 4 middle freights. Manitoba and Ontario grain prices list No 1 hard 83c and No 1 northern 80c. Flour demand fair. patents around $2.70 per bag, Manitoba flour steady. Millfeed prices varied. oats and barley steady to firm. corn and rye show stable rates. Apples and potatoes show strong receipts and prices. onions at 80c per bag retail. Large shippers report Toronto outperforming other markets and Britain.
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Toronto
Manitoba
West
Shorts
New York
Canada
White East
Great Britain
Buffalo
Hog product demand remains active with rising prices
Demand continues strong for all hog products as new stock is expected soon. Dressed hogs are fetching about 7.15 delivery to Toronto, with some cars bringing around 7 on the track. Pork Canada values show heavy mess at 21.25, long clear bacon at 114c, breakfast bacon 15c, hams 13 4c to 14c, lard tiers 11c.
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Toronto
Canada
Market Summary for Butter Dairy and Poultry Prices
Butter best dairies in good demand, low and medium grades selling weak at 11 to 12c. Creamery prints 18 to 20c. Eggs steady 13 to 17c, fresh 15 to 20c. Poultry prices firm for dressed birds 45 to 50c, live 35 to 60c per pair, turkeys 8 to 9c per lb. Game slower, prices around $1 per brace for canvas backs. Potatoes common 48 to 65c, rotted 30c. Hay and straw prices easing, hay $8.50 to $9, straw $5.50 to $6.
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Dawson Commission Co
Western cattle yards sales and Buffalo grain prices
Toronto reports show total receipts at the Western cattle yards reaching 50 carloads with 900 cattle 1000 sheep and lambs 700 hogs and some calves and cows. Trade was easy with prices generally steady but shipping cattle weak and ex port cattle in light demand with an outside price around 4c per lb. Butcher cattle sold mainly 3 3/4 to 4 1/2c per lb. ordinary stock slower and lower. Sheep and lambs firm up five to ten cents per cwt while hogs stable after last week’s decline. best singers 5c per lb thick fat and light hogs 5 1/2c to 5 3/4c per lb. Buffalo grain market reports flour firm with grains and oats firm and rye around 57c.
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Toronto
Market notes from London Liverpool and Antwerp trading
London reports Advance in wheat and corn prices with firm tones for American and Danish futures. Liverpool confirms spot wheat for No. 1 California and No. 2 red winter with modest futures activity. flour ranges and a single Antwerp line for No. 2 red winter at 15 jf.
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London
Mark Lane
Liverpool
California
Walla
Antwerp
Fire Devastates Pugwash Lumber Town
Despatch from Pugwash N S reports a Sunday fire starting in Elliott's block hay cellar likely from spontaneous combustion. Wind drove the blaze, destroying about 25 buildings and threatening I C R facilities. Loss estimated at 35000 dollars with limited insurance.
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Pugwash
N. S
Elliott’s Block
Palmerston
Patrick Woodlock
Elliott
Lisbon's War on Rats Ends in Viral Victory
A Lisbon despatch reports an unprecedented rat invasion resisted by cats and poison. Municipal doctors inoculated rats with a harmless virus, capturing and releasing them to spread sickness and death, and Lisbon celebrates a rodent conquest. The plan to use the virus aboard ships targets rats known to carry deadly infections such as plague.
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Lisbon
Duty on Wheat and Tariff Views Rise in Debate
London reports a fall in consols linked to Sir Michael Hicks-Beach's warning that South African war will push new loans and taxes. The Times weighs tariff ideas urging a shilling duty on imported wheat, discusses a 10 percent tax on manufactures and 7 percent on food, with Samuelson backing revenue tariffs and trusts undercutting cheap imports.
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London
Michael Hicks-Beach
Bristol
Twe Times
Robert Lowe
the Times
Bernhard Samuelson
Germany
Bismarck
Times
Ontario crops yield report shows varied grains and beets
The Ontario Agriculture Department released a bulletin with crop yields: fall wheat 16,017,029 buss. at 17.4 per acre, spring wheat 5,498,751 buss. at 15.4, barley 16,761,076 buss. at 26.3, oats 78,334,490 buss. at 32.5, rye 2,547,313 buss. at 16.7, buckwheat 1,757,671 buss. at 19.9, beans 824,122 buss. at 15.4, potatoes 18,116,637 buss. at 118 per acre, corn for husking 24,838,105 buss. at 77 per acre, corn for fodder 2,359,514 tons at 11.93 per acre, hay and clover 4,632,317 tons at 1.31 per acre. Labour scarcity due to Manitoba harvests and high lumber wages, Hesian fly reduced fall wheat acreage, barley and oats below normal, rye fair, corn good, sugar beets favorable, dairying a good year.
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Ontario Agriculture Department
Manitoba
Dairy Exports Hold Steady Amid Shifts In Cheese Butter
Ottawa dispatch shows Canada’s cheese shipments through October hit 1,744,862 boxes, down 236,122 from last year, while butter shipments rose to 874,579 boxes, up 126,047. Milk equivalents fall and rise offset, with a net cheese shortage of about 10,000 boxes likely stored.
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Ottawa
Canada
Something Rotten in Germany Sees Immorality Rise
A Berlin despatch reports Leipzig conference speakers claim Germany grows more immoral. Ex-court chaplain Stocker cites crimes against morality doubling from 7,400 to 14,700 in eight years, offenses against girls under 14 trebly, rape rising. In Cologne and Aachen 43 imprisoned for crimes against girls under fourteen. He concludes a rotten state among the people.
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Berlin
Leipzig
Germany
Ir. Stocker
Cologne
Aachen
Oats Ordered for South Africa From Alberta
Prof. Robertson, Commissioner of Agriculture, returns from Alberta with a War Office order for 500000 bushels of oats at 27 cents per bushel, with farmer minimum 24 cents. Oats to be shipped from Calgary to Montreal for rehandling and then to St John for South Africa, plus 15000 tons of hay to be sent in December. Shipment to depart by January 10.
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Ottawa
Robertson
Alberta
War Office
South Africa
Edmonton
Calgary
Prof
Montreal
St. John
Department
Imperial
Ontario
Quebec
P. J. Walsh
Selkirk
Man
Queen’s University
Frontenac Hall
John W. Daly
New York
Cape Breton Railway Company
Government
Vancouver
Thomas Neles
Frank Nicholas
Victoria
B. C
Dent
Canada
Hamilton Improvement Society
Peterson
McGill University
Montreal Street Railway Company
Ottawa Board of Trade
Toronto
Hamilton
Charlie Kim
Ottawa Corps
Salvation Army
Charlie
Lapland
Liverpool
Amsterdam
Stettin
Kankakee
Wim. Mayer
St. Paul
Minn
Norway
Mark Smallpiece
Surrey
London
Natung
UN Pekin
Chicago Rock Island and V Pacific Railway Company
Frank A. Garforth
Hotspur
Bermuda
Henry Wiesman
Wisconsin
Charles Alliott
Cape
Mattoon
Maud Burgner
Cincinnat
Duhme Jewellery Company
Caucasus Mountains
Vladi-Keokis
Russia
M. de Lanessan
Irench
Erie
New York State
Lloyd William Matthews
England
Zanzibar
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Kansas
C. H. Sparks
Jake Ingersoll
Opelika
W. H. Lewis
Harvard Law School
Sultan Yields in Turkish Dispute to French Demands
Paris dispatches report a complete triumph for France in the Turkish dispute as the Sultan yields to all French demands. The Porte will execute engagements, allow French schools to operate, recognize religious institutions, and exempt them from certain taxes. Rebuilding of schools and institutions harmed in Armenian troubles is authorized. Tewfik Pasha states Chaldean Patriarch recognition has been accorded.
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Paris
France
Foreign Office
Caillard
Mitylene
Temps
Constantinople
Tewfik Pasha
Inoculation Attempt Tests Tuberculosis Theory in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn woman, Miss Emma Tr. King, received injections of bovine tubercle virus by Dr. George D. Barney to test Koch’s theory that bovine bacilli do not infect humans. The cow had been inoculated earlier, and Barney also aims to prove early consumption can be cured by inhaling a phenol group compound. If infection occurs, inhalation treatment will follow.
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New York
George D. Barney
Third Street
Brooklyn
Emma Tr. King
Prof. Koch
Barney
Miss King
Casualties Updated in Brakenlaagie Action
The War Office reports 88 killed and 218 wounded in the attack on Col. Benson's rear guard at Brakenlaagie. Lieut. Col. Doran is listed among the wounded. The London despatch notes 83 killed and 213 wounded previously.
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London
War Office
Benson
Brakenlaagie
Doran
Crown to wear Kohinoor at coronation
London dispatch reports King Edward ordered Queen Alexandra to wear the Kohinoor diamond in the crown for the coronation next June. The jewel's inclusion underscores the ceremonial display of the monarchy.
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London
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Kohinoor
Nations mobilize forces for spring war footing
Despatch from Halifax reports the North American and West India Squadron, militia, and regulars to mobilize in Halifax next spring. Maxims have been provided for the militia as the garrison is placed on a war footing.
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Halifax
West India
Boers as Scouts Form National Corps in Field
Dispatch from Pretoria reports a corps of National Scouts formed from surrendered Boers under General Collier. The first squadron is active, a second is organized by General Cronje, with British officers headed by Captain Blakemore. This could hasten the war’s end and aid postwar settlements.
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Pretoria
Collier
Andreas Cronje
Blakemore
Fragmented Text Impedes Arctic Exploration Narrative
A broken OCR passage describes Arctic exploration themes with references to ships and ice pack. Mentions Yermak and a vessel breaking through pack with heavy emphasis on Norse and Russian exploration motifs. Fragmentary lines discuss polar conditions, ship power, and a hoped breakthrough in May events and a voyage toward Spitzbergen.
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Norwa
Russis
Peort
Kroustath
Beacon
Pis Polar
Fragmentary monarchic fragment hints at ruler’s fate
The text presents a fragmented, archaic portrait of a ruler and palace intrigue. It mentions an emperor figure, a regent, and various hinted actions, though details are obscured by garbled OCR. The piece reads like a collapsed historical note or literary fragment rather than a coherent report.
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Shah
Peerpeder
Boone
Russia
Gus
Ciarnit
Tai
Cholas Briti
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Western Insurance CO
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Sam
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Bank of Toronto
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Premner
King ST
Merly
Bealls
King ST. West
Edward A. Wilson
Milburn
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T. Milburn Co., Limited
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