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Fergus, ON

1   come to Upper Canada in 1835 and built a mill in Fergus. Two years later, he was burned out. Gartshore

2   at Sarnia, 300 bbls. of flour for Mr. Wilson of Fergus, some pork for Turner of Hamilton and 200 bbls, of

3   their carriages and inhaled the stench from the Ferguson Ave. sewer, which was being wafted across

4   Harbour was becoming a cesspool, thanks to the Ferguson Ave. sewer. The writer explained that on a calm

5   to Hamilton. For a year or two, he worked on the Ferguson farm and following that, he worked as a

6   living near sewer outlets at Sherman Inlet, at Ferguson Ave. and in the neighborhood of the cemetery,

7   a train left the Grand Trunk station at King and Ferguson Streets at 2:00 p.m. with some 600 invited

8   May, when it was decided to establish plants at Ferguson Ave. and at the East End Sewer. A by-law would.

9   The sheds would be re-erected on property at Ferguson & Hunter Streets, adjoining the Toronto,

10   Sewage Disposal Plant at the foot of Ferguson Ave. was about to become a reality. Architect

11   the end of September, the Ferguson Ave. Sewage Disposal plant was nearing

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