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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
1
Gazette office offers Icelandic Xmas cards and books. Glenboro School hosts a Xmas tree and concert on Thursday December 21. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frederickson on Monday December 4. 1922 taxes accepted at a flat rate through December, 10 percent accrue after.
Mrs Cartmel visited Winnipeg with her daughter Mrs Expie. Church services are listed for St Stephen's next Sunday at 7 pm and St John's Stockton at 3 pm. Local notices include sales, events, and bidding from Winnipeg and area businesses.
The annual municipal meeting at the 1.0 O F Hall held Tuesday was the most business like in years. Dr Cartmell praised his year of stewardship as the council showed accomplishments. Nominations passed quietly with Ward I Councillor R B Davidson acclaimed and Ward II nominees N Graham and J Moggey. Ward III A Naismith acclaimed. Moggey withdrew after the meeting and Graham was returned unopposed, so no election.
A Christmas sale announced for St Stephen's Church hall. Handkerchiefs from near and far will be on display and sold after two o'clock as a community fundraiser.
Andrew Danielson is elected to the Washington State Legislature as a Republican by about 1200 votes. A former Glesboro district resident from 1898 to 1902 he farmed on the Wiggett property and later built a Blaine business career. He once ran for mayor of Blaine and now receives local congratulations.
Prof. Marteinson impressed listeners with a Niagara Falls themed lecture on power and divine grandeur urging higher ideals and Christian citizenship. He also explained the J B Academy of the Icelandic Lutheran Synod where he guides operations and finances. O A Eggertson performed two solo comedies, delivering continuous laughter.
After the concert the ladies served refreshments and the proceeds were donated to the J. B. Academy, totaling $1580.
Mr. S. J. Farmer, a City Labor member of the Legislature, was elected Mayor of Winnipeg by an overwhelming majority after running as the Labor candidate. This result places Labor leadership in municipal government.
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