Local notes reflect visiting, trains and fires in town
Mrs J Conttables and Mr Jamieson visit Craigvale and Orillia while North Bay and Ottawa residents stay with kin. Grand Trunk runs three special trains to Jackson's Point for Literals, handling about 1 200 passengers. A steam shovel begins sandbank work near G I R shops, with new shops planned. Bush fires damage freight cars. two cars burned. Penitentiary term for two Grand Trunk inspectors over theft from sealed cars. detective Brown aided arrest as rail theft rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.I.R
Canon Murphy
Ottawa
Peck
St. George's Church
Grand Trunk
Jackson's Point
Orillia
Stouffville
Toronto
Gourlay
Brownlee
Grand Track
Y.M.C.A
Sec. Benn
Sparke
Belleville
Unt
Masson
Patrick McHugh
Allen Stapley
Brown
Montreal
European relief system for unemployed workers described
The article details European approaches to unemployment with Germany and France as examples. It notes employment bureaus, lodging and food shelters funded by unions and churches, government relief stations, and labor colonies for the unemployable. It emphasizes centralization at great centers and the use of traveling agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
France
Germany
Republics Increase In World Powers Observed By London News
The London News assesses republican development globally, printing a two page spread of twenty four presidents and noting England as a liberal monarchy model. It argues republics vary, with France centralized, Mexico prosperous, and Cuba newly democratizing while Panama lags behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London News
France
Mexico
Republic of
England
Cuba
Panams
Cube
South America
Campaign meeting at Town Hall to address electors
Daniel Wilson Leighton McCarthy and others will address a meeting in the Town Hall next Wednesday October 7 at eight o'clock Electors may rely on a clear and fair presentation of campaign issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Wilson
Leighton -McCarthy
Class V B Team Rosters and Average Attendance
A historical listing presents Class V B team rosters including Campbell Crawford Bell Crawford Poole Crawford Graham Ryan Bell Crawford McLelland Metcalf Ryan Johnston Bell Henson McLelland Johnston Rowe Poole Brown Sr Moore Ryan Fraser Jr Bell Bart Emms Emme Sr Pt II Campbell Ross Bell Jr Pt U Rowe Crawford Bell Fraser Jr 1 3 Emms Henson Poole Morrison Cameron. Average attendance 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Campbell
P. Crawford
G. Bell
I. Crawford
E. Poole
E. Crawford
L. Graham
Z Ryan
P. Bell
W. Crawford
Sr. VII
W. McLelland
M. Crawford
J. McLelland
M. Metcalf
N. Ryan
V. Johnston
Imi
C. Bell
H. Henson
M. McLelland
J. Johnston
A. Rowe
3. Poole
W. Brown
U—G. Moore
M. Ryan
Q. Fraser
E. Bell
E. Bart
G. Emms
F. Emme
W. Campbell
V. Ross
L. Bell
F. Fraser
Emms
O. Henson
C. Poole
A. Morrison
G. Cameron
Shanty Bay Notes and Local Visits
SHANTY BAY Sept 28 Miss Rose Cameron spends the week in Nantur. The Epworth League of Elizabeth St Church Barrie led a service at Zion Methodist on Sunday. A crowd from Shanty Bay boarded the Str. Geneva Monday for Jackson's Point to hear the Liberal leader and his colleagues. Hugh Graham’s horse bolted at a bicycle, hurting no one seriously. Mr. Cave of Toronto visited John Ross’s home. Megill of Barrie visits with brother Albert Megill of Gowan. Miss Mary Campbell returns from Toronto. Anaus Cameron visited Crown Hill friends. Mrs. Alex Paterson spent Sunday at East Oro. Prayers were answered by rain Monday. Dr G Malcolm of Winnipeg is visiting his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Willis George James
St. Johns's Church
Pincher Creek
T. James
Lawrenceton
Francis Esther
John Yate How
Allandale
Ont
Pro
Shanty Bay
Rose Cameron
Nantur
Epworth League
Elizabeth St
Barrie
Zion Methodist Church
Alex, Paterson
East Oro
Mary Campbell
Toronto
Anaus Cameron
Crown Hill
G. Malcolm
Winnipeg
Bia
Saturday Market Prices and Trade Report
Last Saturday saw heavy attendance and brisk trade at the market. Butter rose to 35 cents, eggs 22 cents, and chicken ranged 60 to 80 cents. Crabs sold 20 cents, pears 80 and 40 cents, potatoes 50 cents, onions 1.20 per bag, oats 38 cents, barley 50 to 55 cents, rye 7 cents, peas 85 to 88 cents, and hay priced higher at 13 dollars.
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Bank of Toronto
Barrie and Allandale
H. B. Henwoop
B. D. O’neill
Queen’s Hotel
Dunlop Street
Patterson
A. B. Thomas
G.T.R. Staton
Exin
Mickle
Dyment & Son
J. Maaxwell
Dunlop
Dominion “and of Steamships
Aplen
Liverpool
Barrie Brewing Company
the Man On Fire
Admission Ladies
Michig
Michigan Farms
Charles D. Fiske Chamber O Commerce
Detroit, Mich
Leslie Park
General Hospital
Hamilton
Brantford
Robert McFadden
Edward Brown
William Maloney
S. W. Dickenson
Mrs. J. Conttables
Craigvale
Irwin’s
Mr. Jamieson
Iin
A. Gordon
North Bay
American General Passenger Association
Huntsville
Moskoka Lakes
Temagami
Prince and Princess of Wales
Cupar
Haldane
House of Correction
Shepherd
Atlantic Coast
Ogilvie’s Royal Household
Ogilvie
Royal Household
Manitoba
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Limited
Widhurst
Oro Station
Nestle
Peter
Robertson
Miss Chick
Switzerland
Herbert G. Robertson
Baraiz Horer
Minard
Ontario
United States
Doctor
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