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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
8
The Gazette announces advertising rates and contract terms for various durations. It lists per line charges per insertion and monthly payables, deadlines for changes, and the editor R M Weer outlines responsibility and accuracy expectations.
The November report from Stockton School shows junior, senior and eighth grade room rosters and average attendance figures. Notable student scores include Stella Moon 72 and Viva Milne 72 in Grade IV, and Vesta McLachlan 82, Pearl Ranks 86 in Grade VIII, under teacher Erne Suira and A. D. Russet respectively.
In multiple towns residents lament that children ignore curfew, staying out late and returning at will. Observers note youths adapt to darkness and engage in mischief, with the piece blaming a new generation for lax discipline and eventual graft.
Lisieerog oe Telephones. An Sovret en hat been oncepbeted far wat they people thought to ne Snyxwerldr, tamely an indicator iy Tewedd the newher of the phone on the lot where the receiver is taken dows while 4 conversation is taking face. Subwerjbers to rural phones know that on a line there is notaily one of two people who are always interested in other peoples business, and frequently their pres ence may be known by the click of their receiver as it is taken from the holder. This invention will not only indicate when a third party comes on the line but also when they go off. The contrivance is not a complicated appliance at all, but can be manufactured at a very reasonable figure and can be easily attached to any phone. The in ventors of this very useful appar atus are Canadians.
Farmers are urged to build a concrete feeding floor in the yard to prevent mud and mire from harming livestock in spring. The floor is described as a simple, practical solution to keep cattle and other animals out of mud and water, improving overall health and condition during wet seasons.
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