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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
8
The notice outlines monthly advertising rates and contract terms for railway related notices. It mentions penalties for delays, changes to center alignments, and the office’s responsibility limits while collecting fees and handling renewals.
A Pilot Mound subscriber suggests breaking winter roads on the grass beside the road allowance rather than on the grade. He argues this would yield safer, drier roads in spring, prevent dirt buildup that retains snow, and reduce mud for next spring traffic.
The Canadian edition reports Westfield Massachusetts woke to food adulteration in groceries and baking powder. It notes common adulterants include alum and coal tar dyes in jams jellies and desserts, with dangerous examples of Creme de Menthe containing toxic dye. Officials urge checking labels and avoiding unlisted ingredients.
Market page shows oats prices with No 3 oats white and extra feed oats. Oats white extra feed rejected and no feed listed at Fort William market inquiry.
Fragmentary lines hint at a renewal in a Pan Americas context tied to Test 5 and US involvement, with references to a partner or husband figure and mixed approval. The readable text is unclear on specifics but suggests a global or sports related renewal topic drawing attention from the United States.
A brief farewell marks the departure of Mr. and Mrs Pollock as they settle into a new residence. Neighbors extend best wishes and reflect on the couple’s move.
The Atkinson family reported a drowning at a well on the Braiden farm south of Alexander. John Morris assisted in recovering the body of the 71 year old storekeeper, who had recently retired and lived in Kenton Oak River Hamlet. He died while moving the horse herd to water. The body was found in the well after his absence from the house.
The minutes record decisions at Glenborn on November 25. Topics include filing Talmer letter, paying accounts, hospital path matters for Strathcona, and actions on fence patents and grants. Reeve Moggey to pursue $22 owed. Dec 5 deadline set if no payment. Clerk Sutcliffe notes grants and service payments including $75 and $2.
Readable passages depict a chaotic scene with witnesses and family members reacting to an event involving a baby and a man named Cecil. The text hints at a public cheque handover and congratulatory callers, while another note discusses crop marketing and railroad congestion expected to persist through winter.
A fragment notes Andrew Colgan and his mother journeying along the Pacific Coast. It mentions a person named Eve as a witness, but details remain unclear. The snippet hints at travel or a family outing with a potential event or meeting along the coast.
The article details a severe wheat blockade across the Canadian west caused by railroad equipment shortages and a coal strike. It notes railroads lack capacity to move the record crops, hindering commerce and leaving farmers uninformed about market conditions.
Describes the traditional manufacture of joss paper in Yangtze valley areas such as Swashing Ningpo Hangtschau and Futschau south of Shanghai. Details include layer ditches lime treatment buffalo powered mills bamboo molds ribbed sheets tin coating and hammering to create a shiny surface.
The Philadelphia North American notes debates over Eve’s apple question and shows many popular quotes misattributed to the Bible or altered through common belief. It cites phrases such as God tempers the wind, the love of money, cleanliness is next to godliness, and the merciful man is merciful to his beast as misattributions or paraphrases.
A college athlete from Cleveland who defended himself against a recent night assault used a learned trick from his college eleven. He tackled the assailant low and threw him, proving the value of his education in a surprising confrontation.
In a brief exchange Miss Vert questions a notable moment prompting Sapleigh to describe a possible event. The dialogue hints at a developing plan or occurrence that could alter expectations.
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