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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
4
The Gazette details subscription pricing, arrears penalties, and advertising rates for transient notices and notices in news columns. It lists contract rates, payment terms, and change schedules, noting in house terms by R. M. West editor and publisher.
A reflective analysis traces gloom in Russia as reform promises falter under new unrest. It compares Russia to France’s revolutions, notes widespread mutiny and catastrophe, and warns of the perils of ruling a diverse empire without stable self government.
A commentary argues Poland’s independence was crushed by Russia Austria and Prussia and warns three German corps on Poland’s frontier threaten a new surge. It suggests Count Witte and Nicholas II lack decisive leadership and contemplates Russia’s potential upheaval and global consequences.
The editor notes Mr. William Ferguson as a suitable reeve candidate. Friends praise his nonpartisan stance and clear plan for municipal good. Ferguson stated his intent openly, resisting seniority pressure and promising support from his friends.
Mr and Mrs John Brydon of Portage la Prairie visit L Fraser this week. E C Irwin & Son offer a handsome hearse for their undertak ing establishment. Mrs F W Young and three children visit her brother J O Hettle as Mr Young moves to Fort William. Delay in publication due to a late press expert. Next week a gasoline engine will be installed.
Brandon reports the Dominion government purchased the 320 acre Arthur farm two miles northeast of Brandon to serve as a permanent militia camp and a site for a new rifle range. Farmers are urged to attend the Agricultural Society meeting December 1 to discuss the Noxious Weed Act.
Dominion Lord's Day Alliance secretary Rev T Albert Moore will speak at a mass meeting in the Presbyterian Church next Friday evening in December 1905. A Holl girl reportedly uses two bites for a carmel while her beau is near but can clasp thirteen clothes pins in her mouth when hanging out laundry in the backyard.
Public auction at the premises seven three miles east of Glenboro offers horses cattle and implements. Items include team of general purpose horses two broad mares one six years old colt two years old span roadsters three years old filly one year old pony foal count fillies foaled 1905 Clydesdale stallion eight years old cattle calves and heifers with calves in calf spring calf. Sale begins at 1 o clock. Cash for stallion hay oats and all cash items. Credit terms available on most items with 7 percent interest and 10 month notes. Owner Lewis Rose renting farm and quitting farming.
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