Local News Adverts and Fall Preparations Report
In the local column, ads warn of four cents per word cash while noting a late harvest for frost avoidance. Street Foreman Tyman clears ditches and watercourses ahead of winter. The silk hosiery factory reports strong production as teachers’ convention closes schools for two days. The R V H medical staff elect officers and two members pass militia exams. Ernest Walford sells his market garden to Ellicott of Locust Hill with Partridge & Gilroy handling the deal. Stroud Methodist Church announces Oct 380 anniversary services with Rev Adams speaking. Thanksgiving service at Christ Church, Vespra, Oct 9, 8 p.m., Rev Beverley in charge. Classifieds invite furniture ads via The Examiner. October offers on Pathe, Brunswick, Victor, Columbia records. In nominations at the North Simcoe UFO convention, Amos Train’s nomination was omitted. John Huth and Geo Culham proposed him. Jos Belwetherick fined for reckless driving. Brookdale string returns from Toronto with $8030 winnings. Durham Cup won by Woodbine stables. South Simcoe Reform Association to hold a convention. heating changes proposed for the court house. bids over $5000 expected. Chas A Clason, once of Butte, Montana, may be alive per Sept 30 letter. County Property Committee sub-committee reviews heating alterations. boiler and radiator updates planned with bids.
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Tyman
Cane
Bruce
Arnall
Palmer Wardman
Ralph Guest
Gratton Clayton
Ernest Walford
Market Garden
Toronto St
Ellicott
Locust Hill
Partridge & Gilroy
Stroud Methodist Church
W. H., Adams
Thornton
Christ Church
Vespra
A. R. Beverley
Pathe
Brunswick
Victor
Columbia Records
J. M. Greene Music Co
North Simcoe
U.F.O
Amos
Train
John Huth
Geo. A. Culham
Jos. Belwetherick
Bayfield Street
Hagart
Brookdale
Toronto
Woodbine
Brookdale Stables
South Simcoe Reform Association
Cookstown
Chas. A. Clason
M. O’connor
Butte
Montana
County Property Committee
Court House
C. F. Wattie
Warden McKnight
J. J. D. Banting
Ed. Jamieson
W. A. Lowe
Wm. Rusk
Orillia Wins Tudhope Trophy In Tight Playoff
In a near even match two Orillia rinks reclaimed the Tudhope Trophy on Tuesday afternoon. Peter Clark trailed by two yet lay shot in the final end before Geo. Sinclair’s draw scored one. On the other rink Walker led by four until Beatty Barker’s last two draws netted two and clinched a one shot victory for Orillia.
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Orillia
Peter Clark
Geo. Sinclair
Walker
Beatty Barker
Impressive Overcoat Values in Local Store
The ad promotes overcoats and Ulsters offering durability style fabric and workmanship at fair prices. Coats priced at 18 25 and 40 dollars claim values about ten dollars higher, with special pricing noted.
In Memoriam Pte Walter Berry 853428 KIA 1918
In loving remembrance of Pte Walter Berry killed in action on October 10 1918. His wife and sons recall him with silent tears and enduring sorrow. The departure left deep grief for those who loved him and feel the parting without farewell.
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Berry
Pte
Walter Berry
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
Mr and Mrs John Dodd thank friends and neighbors for kindness after their bereavement. Mrs T S Hounsome also thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy shown in her recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dodd
T. S. Hounsome
Exhorted Figures and Income Mentions with Year References
A fragmented OCR extract lists various financial figures and terms such as illness and income alongside years in parentheses. The text appears as an array of monetary values and identifiers without complete context or narrative.
Birth Announcements From R. V. Hospital Highlights
In Toronto area notes, Reynolds in Sun day Oct 2 1921 welcomed a son Victor Samuel at the R. V. Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Reynele of Tiffin Street. Shaver Thursday Oct 5 1921 born a son at 267 Dunlop Street to Mr and Mrs E G Shaver. Thompson Oct 2 1921 in Thornton a son for Mr and Mrs Herbert J Thompson. Roadhouse Sept 24 1921 in Cookstown a daughter to Mr and Mrs Chas Roadhouse.
Sanders Bride of T Shepherd in QuAppelle Saskatchewan
May Allison Sanders of New York daughter of the late Leander Sanders of Barrie to spin T Shepherd of Duck Lake Saskatchewan at Qu Appelle on September 15 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd—Sanders
Qu’Appelle, Sask
May Allison Sanders
New York
Leander Sanders
Barrie
T. Shepherd
Duck Lake
Sask
Obituary Notices Dodd and McKinney
On Oct 3 1921 John Wallace Dodd aged 6 months son of Mr and Mrs John Dodd Eccles St. On Oct 4 1921 Nancy McKinney aged 87 years 6 months at lot 3 con 10 Vespra.
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Dodd
Barrie
John Wallace Dodd
John Dodd
Eccles St
McKinney
Lot
Con
Vespra
Nancy McKinney
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WEA
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W. F. Sheppard
Allandale
Ontario
Herbert Lawrence
J. Victor Brett
Burton Ave
E. H. Firman
William St
Dr.) Wallwin
Mary St
Weston
W. J. Goodfellow
Stroud R. A
Appy
Dunlop St
Collier St
Theresa St
Examiner Office
Angus
Camp Borden
Oro Station
W. J. Emms
Opera House
D. H. Maw
Barrie R
South Half
Innisfil
G. W. Dyer
Holly
Bradford
6Th Line
West
A. C. Fraser-Lee
Essa
John W. Cunningham
Angus P.O
G. Smith
Mills Road
Richard Daly
Candles
P. O
T. J. McBride
Penetang St
Thompson Street
Sophia Street
Queen’s Park
L. F. Hill
Poerly
Creswicke
T. R. Huxtable
Ross St
Sale—Cal
Sanford St
A. W. Partridge
Wellington St
Quebec
Ray Slessor
Haga
Fisher Flour Mills
EK. Burton
Donald St
Elizabeth St
Maple Ave
Barrie P.O
M. Charles
Grove St
Minorca
Wyandotte
Tiffin St
Apple Factory
WM. and
E. Smith
Clapperton St
J, Smith
W. Smith
P. O. Box
Yorkshire
Stroud
W. Knowles
Martin
Mulcaster St
Harley-Davidson
J. Menton
Andrews & Morison, Limited
Care General Delivery
Barrie P. O
Orillians
Southdown
Hutchinson
Ageculural
Oxford Ram
Oxford
John Gearns
Shanty Bay
Harold Shannon
Antrim Farm
Elgear Profit
American Hotel
Geo. Alderson
Sunnidale
A. McConkey
Eve Aellar
Lindsay
Trenton
Memoriam
Bor
wWife and Sons
China
Otta
Jokn
Spe
Telephe
Ginnis
Strathy
Solicita
Wwen No
Dalston
Women’s Institute
John Key
Irwin
Baldwin
David
Tie
Elmvale
Cate
Barr Simcoe
Alexander
Simcoe
Barrie T
Esrabeth Murphy
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