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  4. Dossier administratif . - 6 décembre 1901 - [9 décembre 1901?]
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Dossier administratif . - 6 décembre 1901 - [9 décembre 1901?]

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Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)
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6 décembre 1901 - [9 décembre 1901?] (indexed as 1901)
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Scope & content
Dossier portant sur l'amendement du règlement no 36 qui autorise l'ouverture des commerces le dimanche. Les signataires sont contre cet amendement. Dossier contenant des pétitions. Titre basé sur le contenu du dossier. Documents en anglais et en français.
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This is a typed letter on white paper, headed with the Montreal Grocers' Association name in stylised capitals and dated at the top with a handwritten-style date line. It is addressed to the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Council and says that a motion was unanimously carried at a meeting of the association asking the city council to have all small and large stores closed on Sundays. The letter is signed by the association's secretary in cursive ink, and the signatory's address appears typed at the bottom left.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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MONTREAL GROCERS' ASSOCIATIONJOHN P. DIXON, Secretary,Bldg St. Antoine St.Montreal, December 6th 1921.To the MayorAnd Aldermenof the City of Montreal.Gentlemen:At a meeting of the Montreal Grocers' Association a motion was unanimously carried asking the City Council to have all small and large stores closed on the Sunday.Hoping you will enforce the said By-Law.Yours truly,Secretary186 1/2 St Antoine St.Montreal, December 6th 1901.Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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