17 Feb 1899
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 17, 1899
Page
1
W. Hart, a V.S. graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College and member of the Manitoba Veterinary Association, advertises prompt day and night calls with moderate charges.
F H Moon license agent operates from residence in Stockton with sales and order handling through Glengora office. Charges and rates discussed. customers urged to leave orders at the Glengora office for prompt action.
A Glenboro man acting as licenser auctioneer has left charges at the Gazette office and will receive prompt attention. The terse note indicates legal or financial actions pending regarding the license and the auction proceedings. Local authorities are expected to review the matter and pursue necessary steps.
Royal and Hartford Insurance Companies are mentioned in connection with the Canadian trust and loan firm. The note references these entities as part of a financial context.
Direct factory sales offer organs from 60 dollars with mouse proof pedals. Save on commissions and traveler expenses by purchasing without middlemen. Charles Arm race Glerboro advertises Gould medal at the World's Fair as the claim to quality.
Local notes report a grand masque carnival at the rink next Wednesday and the Third Annual Bachelors Ball planned for March 20 at Oddfellow's Hall with Wigston's Orchestra. Weather mild after a long cold snap and several church notices plus social visits fill the week.
A fragmentary mention describes Shiloh as a worldwide cough cold and consumption remedy used for a century, noting its widespread reach and endearing status in traditional medicine. The text is incomplete but indicates historical prominence of the tonic.
On February 14 1899 Hilton youths surprised Rev K A Gollan and wife with a sugar basin and spoons as a token of esteem. The note praises his Christian character counsel and presence in Hilton and wishes him health and success.
A garbled note describes Weae turning on a disliked person with an offensive scent. Karl's Clover Root Tea is claimed to purify breath by its action on the Lowes with a promise of no other remedy. The text contains unclear names and details.
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