Harvest and town notes from Glenboro district
Local items report Richard McKay home at week start and Rev R A Swyers at Treherne District Meeting. Bank ledgerkeeper Geo Sigmar hired, and various visits by Mrs Foster and others. Canadian National Exhibition dates set. harvest progresses slowly with 70 percent grain cut. a near miss fire at Glenboro school prompts talk of a fire brigade. Several notices on commerce, shipping, and travel appear as well.
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Glenboro
Payne
Death of Wm. Moore Shocks Manitoba Town
Wm. Moore, 61, died suddenly at his home on Sunday morning. Funeral held Monday at 3 pm at Glenboro cemetery with Rev. R. A. Swyers leading services. He leaves a widow and three grown children. A prosperous farmer born in Hamilton Ontario, he moved to Manitoba in 1880 and settled south of town. Active in the Methodist Church and a Conservative, he was well known across the district.
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W.S. West
Toronto
Hamilton
Montreal
Ottawa
Quebec
St. Catharines
Cornwall
Chicago
Wm. Moore
Glenboro
R. A. Swyers
Wm. Douglas
A. A. Gowanlock
Wm. Meredith
A. {. Snyder
John Dowd
Jas. Dowd
Moore
Ontario
Manitoba
Moor
Methodist Church
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W.S. McKay
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Geo. Sigmar
Union Bank
Herman Prior
F. D. Culp
Cypress River
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Miss Card
W. J. Barker
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J. D. Young
Fordwich
Andrew
Alice Young
W.J. Barker
Hemenway
J. H. Hazelwood
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