09 Feb 1900
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 09, 1900
Page
1
Readable fragment mentions Tillor s Livery Stables at Glenhero Manitoba with an office at Mesetw as mss. This brief item records a local business listing or notice for a horse stable and related office location.
Notices warn that orders left at the Gazetta Office will receive prompt attention with charges described as moderate.
Royal and Hartford Insurance companies handle loans on town and farm properties. Details indicate financing actions affecting real estate liens and secured transactions for local owners and lenders.
Wheat 52s and Fisk Jubilee Singers on February 24. Scottish Concert Kinematograph Co. to perform Tuesday evening. Hockey team traveled to Baldur for a game. Dr. Taylor, dentist, to visit Glenboro Saturday February 1. Presbyterian Ladies postpone their At Home to March. Protest filed against George Steel election in the constituency. Junior and Senior Leagues held an union meeting Tuesday. Armstrong of Hilton planning a store in Munro's old place. Coal prices from Lehigh Valley area for sale. Mill briefly shut for engine repairs, now running. Methodist Services at Stockton with Mrs Yeomans assisting. Auction sale of farm stock and implements at C. Brown near Hilton on Wednesday. Scottish Concert Kinematograph entertainment praised by locals. G R Thair working in Bowser’s shop after layoff due to wrist injury. Methodist Church Official Board met last Monday. Manitoba weather: up to 49 below as recent temperatures. Butson & Baton buy Andy Doig’s Broad Street home. tenant J. McDonald moves to Bowser’s home. Rev J W Sparling to preach at Glenboro Methodist next Sunday with two addresses for Educational Society and Wesley College. Cordial invitation extended.
An advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold with Lexa Bremo Quinine Tablets. It states all buyers receive a refund if the product fails to help and notes E W. Grove's signature on each box.
Marriage of Mr. Wellington Eby and Miss Tressie Tremble in Winnipeg. Chas Mumford of Fisk University Justile Singers plans a date in town. D W McInnis to organize a Canadian Order of Foresters lodge. Carriages and sleighs offered. Sunday sports on back streets urged to stop. Bonspiel ticket sales. Fick Jubilee Singers concert planned in Glenboro. Mill spur progress and Sunday School convention at Hilton. Miscellaneous notices include obituaries, church sermons, and public sales ads.
A garbled passage describes a frightful blunder causing burns and various improvised cures. It mentions names like Duckien and Duke, references to eruptions and remedies, and odd phrases suggesting medical misadvice.
Personal Bowser left on Monday for Winnipeg while Annie Duncan boated Friday's train to Winnipeg. Duncan and Jas Duncan travel to Battle Creek and Treherne. Frederickson returns from Winnipeg. Budd returns from Treherne. Halstead of Wingham visits G B Andrews. Rose improves after a critical spell. Sylvester returns home to Vermilion Bay from sister’s residence.
January 1900 report from Glenboro Public School lists Arthur E Hegarn as principal. The document records school activities, pupil attendance notes, and administrative updates for the period.
The nickname Tommy Atkins for the regular British soldier arose from an accidental naming in Sir Garnet Wolseley’s The Soldier's Pocket Book of Field Service. The name Thomas Atkins was used in field reports and later became a widely adopted nickname, with Thomas shortened to Tommy.
A brief note touts Karl's Clover Root as a purifier of breath by acting on the bowels. It claims an absolute guarantee and bold profits over the years, attributing success to the product's cleansing effect.
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