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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
1
Tax rebates due tomorrow announced by W T Sutcliffe municipal treasurer. Cypress Agricultural Society meets at Queen's Hotel with a full report to follow. Various town items include lectures by Rev Dr Henderson, travelers leaving for the East, and a close call at JR Kelly's store due to an acetylene gas explosion. Community updates include residents moving, illnesses, and local commerce promotions.
A garbled dialogue shows M. Stephen Read advertising his soci and implement for sale on the 17th. Peter questions the guest about estate affairs, loyalty, and arrears, with the guest admitting he is three years behind.
The Gazette Office offers all kinds of printing and invites customers to name their printing needs. Staff promise personalized service to handle various projects.
An author argues against the need for separate foods for brain and muscles, claiming balanced nutrition supports all parts. The text promotes Green's August Flower as a liver stimulant to aid digestion and mood, urging readers to obtain Dr. G G Green's remedies and the Special Almanac.
A Carriers At Home event last Thursday drew a large crowd and the Curing Club profited about thirty dollars over expenses. Rev R Peterson chaired and spoke on caring, noting its importance. Participants included Mrs Morrow, Miss Cartmell, Miss Otrean, Miss Anderson, Miss Cornely, and Messrs Polson Hearn and Robertson. Refreshments followed, then seven hours of dancing by attendees.
The notice lists clubbing rates for subscribers wishing to take multiple papers. Rates shown include The Gazette & Weekly Free Press 1.85 Telegram 1.89 TM Tribune 2.85 Globw 1.85 Matt and Empire 1.85 Pamity Herald Nor' Weat Frimer 1.86 1.89 Parmnse Advocata 1.45.
A scrawled ad claims Dr King’s New Life Pile Cure quickly removes illness by purifying blood and boosting health. It promises relief for sick and nervous heads with a money back guarantee and lists Gleuboro Drug Store as the seller.
A public notice states taxes must be paid by December 15 to qualify for a rebate. It mentions a heifer description and property proof requests and names W I Surcuirre as clerk. The notice is issued by the municipality and references a recent legislative act.
The Glenboro Rink Company Limited will hold its annual meeting at the Queen's Hotel on December 7 at 8 p m for the election of officers and any other business. J A Surru secretary.
Edvar H N Lester of Syracuse New York says two years of failed cures gave way to Bucklen's Arnica Salve which he credits with a full recovery from eczema. He calls it the world's best for eruptions sores and all skin diseases sold for 25 cents at the Glemboro Drug Store.
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