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"Number Please" The Davis Telephone Company - Rural Communication History

 
The new Douglas, Ontario dial station
55 of 121 		Leslie Davis showing a good pretense of sorrow at cut over to dial, note the phone draped in black
56 of 121 		Mrs MacEachen and Mr Leslie Davis demonstrate the switch over from operator to dial phones Cormac
57 of 121 		Mrs MacEachen and Leslie Davis inspect the Douglas equipment
58 of 121 		Leslie and Hazel Davis shake hands with Morris Hamilton at the retirement dinner.
59 of 121 		Mrs John MacEachen and Mrs Hazel Davis at banquet after cut over at Douglas, Ontario
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Banquet after the cut over at Douglas
61 of 121 		Checking out the new dial system in Douglas Dial Station
62 of 121 		Sheldon Davis gives school children a tour of the new Douglas dial station
63 of 121 		The switchboard at Kitts General Store in Cormac
64 of 121 		New Cormac, Ontario dial office, built in Eganville and moved to site in Cormac
65 of 121 		Electrical protectors and power plant inside Cormac building
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Inside the building at Cormac showing equipment for the dial switchboard
67 of 121 		Rankin cut over to dial celebration
68 of 121 		Inside Rankin switch over office
69 of 121 		Davis Telephone Exhibit at the Bonnechere Museum
70 of 121 		Bonnechere Museum Eganville Ontario
71 of 121 		Sheldon Davis standing in front of exhibit at Bonnechere Museum
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