Local Notes From Glenboro and Surrounding Areas
Local notes report visits and health updates including Mrs Dunlop of Winnipes visiting daughter in Glenboro. McNevin returned from Ontario with a pleasant trip and John Nairn faces a period of bed rest due to rheumatism. Evangelistic services continue at Victoria Methodist Church with Mr Mc Rae assisting. Community events include hockey, sales, and a bonspiel contingent, plus notices of eye specialist visits and ice cutting operations in Cypress River.
Wawanesa Juniors Triumph In Season Opener
Wawanesa 1 reports a junior hockey team opening the season with a decisive 63 win over Glenboro. W. Shields scored five of six goals, while Glenboro narrowed late, and refereeing was by W. Corbett with A. W. Sevombe as judge of play.
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Double Holidays and Astronomical Tail in 1910
The calendar offers multiple double holidays with Christmas and New Year on Sunday and Monday, Easter and Labor Day creating further long weekends, plus Thanksgiving fixed on Monday. An extra Saturday means 53 pay envelopes that year. Astronomers at Mount Wilson report Comet A. 1914 has a 50 million mile tail, with three tails visible and photos largely satisfactory.
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Manitoba Legislature Set For February First
After a cabinet meeting, officials announced the Manitoba legislature will convene on Thursday February 10. The date was confirmed in Winnipeg with formal plans for the session.
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Coal Bed Discovered Near Regina Spurs Planned Mine
Regina lights up over a lignite coal bed found 32 miles from the city. A large company will be formed to mine it and build a plant at the mine mouth to supply light heat and power to Regina and nearby towns. The find promises cheap power and future manufacturing growth.
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The Wheat Market Harp Local 2 a Northees
The brief item notes activity in the wheat market, listing local context and market tone. No further details are provided in readable text.
The British Elections and Local Poultry News
The article notes Liberal and Unionist totals in British party standings with gains and losses, then reports Glenboro Poultry Fanciers submit 78 birds to the Winnipeg Show, the largest from any county to a major show, followed by two well attended concerts by the English Grand Opera Singers and the Fox Concert Company, with the latter favored.
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