Death of Cobourg's Col. C A Boulton Recalls Family Legacy
Obituary honors Lt Col D'Arcy Boulton of the Lawn Cobourg Ontario noting his eldest son Col C A Boulton died nearly three years earlier in Cobourg. The article traces Boulton family history from York Upper Canada to public service, railways, militia, law and farming, ending with details of Col Boulton's career, survivors, and Saturday funeral at St Peter's Church Cobourg.
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D’arcy Boulton
Cobourg
Ontario
C. A. Boulton
Col. Boulton
Canada
Cole Boulton
York
Upper Canada
Peterboro
Midland Railway
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Washington
Boution
Liberal-Conservative Association
Masonic Order
Order of Oddfellows
Boutton
Incorporated Regiment
The
Queen’s Own
Ssiesmal
Toronto
Niagara
Bouton
Ux Prince of Wales
Caradmar Dragoons
Boulton
Ward Wil
Paine of Wales
Church of England
Peter Robinson
Crown Lands
Wess
Church
Kemile Heath
Col. Heath
East India Company
George
Senator Nerr
Col
Rogert
EH. Osler
Major MacNichtan
Russell Markets Past See Wee Ve Nw ToteeW
Market notes list oats and feed prices from November 1 to 9. Listings show price ranges and vendors in a compact, telegraphic style typical of local trade pages. The fragmentary text mentions earnings and quantities in shorthand form.
Government urged action on monopoly to ensure fair supply
The passage urges government intervention to regulate a monopoly to ensure quality and reasonable pricing, calling for an investigation into the matter. It frames the issue as a clear case for governmental scrutiny and regulation.
Vitae Ore Patent Remedy Advertisement
An 19th century style ad claims Vitae Ore as the best medicine on earth from agent A. R. McIntyre curing blood, stomach, kidney and throat diseases and rheumatism. It sells at $F. per package. It also promotes Eucalyptus Orbh malaria fever cures for swamp fever in horses at 1 per bottle. It states no fraud or patent medicine.
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A. R. McIntyre
The Coal Oil Question in Western Canada oil supply
The Winnipeg Telegram notes recent coal oil shortages and calls for Dominion government investigation. An Imperial Oil official claims sediment in two Fort William tanks caused western supply issues and says samples were sent to Chicago for tests. The piece urges stronger consumer protection and poses questions about inspectors and law.
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Imperial Oil Company
Fort William
Samries
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