Xmas Notes From Glenboro and Surrounding
Local notes list names of Glenboro residents and visitors traveling to Ontario and Manitoba for Christmas. The piece highlights local sales at Wheeler's and Doig & Sons, a dance at the I O O F Hall, Christmas services at Presbyterian and St. Stephen's churches, the Star Entertainment Course concert, and thanks for participants in a church sale and concert with named performers.
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Doig & Sons
St. Stephen’s Church
Wilford
Star
Oddfellows Hall
Result of Election in Glenboro Ward II 1909
Result of the Municipal Election shows changes in Glenboro with Ward II electees including James Christie leading the poll and Joseph Maggey defeating the former councillor. Local Option carried, signaling bitter voter sentiment while urging civic duty for town and country. James Christie 163 votes Jas. Lockart 137 A. Witherspoon 403.
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Wm. Turnbull
Stockton
Glenboro
Turnbull
Joseph Maggey
James Christie
Jas. Lockart
A A. Witherspoon
Card of Thanks from Moral and Social Reform Council
The Moral and Social Reform Council of South Cypress thanks loyal supporters who backed the campaign to wipe out the barroom, climaxing in a splendid victory. The president J Knox Clark sends best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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the Moral and Social Reform Council
South Cypress
J. Knox Clark
the Moral and Social Reform Council of
S. Cypress
Message of thanks from James Christie to supporters
James Christie thanks supporters for votes on Tuesday the 21st and pledges to serve with merit. He wishes readers a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year, signing as your humble servant.
Postal Laws Spark Crackdown on Lettered Parcels
Postal authorities launch a crusade against mailing letters in newspapers and parcels. In recent days many parcels at Toronto were held for examination and found to contain letters. Inspectors will investigate to punish violators with penalties ranging from ten to forty six dollars.
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Toronto
Local Confectionery Offers English Candies and Cold Lunches
Fancy candy in boxes direct from England from 15¢ to 60¢ per box. A large variety of candy from 15¢ to 60¢ a pound. Mixed nuts and all kinds of fruit. Christmas stockings and crackers. Cigars and tobacco. Pure apple cider. Oysters served 25¢. A beer or ham sandwich and cup of tea or coffee at lowest prices. J. H. Hazelwood.
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England
J. H. Hazelwood
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Xmas
Sigmar Bros. & Co
Kodak
E. Smith
Photo
Brownies
Kodaks
Eastman’s
Doig & Sons Hardware and Furniture
John Lockart
Lucknow
John Carson
Alex McNevin
Flesherton
Johnny Thair
Moorefield
W. S. West
Vancouver
B. C
B. Huggins
Winnipeg
Miss Huggins
Birtle
Sophia Schwalm
Miss McNabb
Miss Evans
Miss McColl
Starbuck
Chas. Sluggett
Sluggett,Sask
Wm. Humphries
Rev. Wilford
Nashotah, Wis
S. Sveinbjornson
Mimir, Sask
Willie Noble
Coates Bros
C. A. Bray
Wheeler's
O. O. F. Hall
Presbyterian Church
Nesday
Cassells Percerats Co
Henry
Church of England
Miss Doig
Miss Hjalmarson
Selo
Mrs. Carey
W. Pettie
Cartmell
Mr. Barnes
Sonig
Mr. Newman
Mr. Hjalmarson
W. Douglas
W. Yatman
Bec
Fred Calverley
Jacob Barker
East End
Alex Witherspoon
James Lockart
Dack
Temperance
John Thin
W. H. Donaldson
Thomas Dack
W. Turnbull
Ward III
F. Calverley
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