23 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
1
Local notes cover visits by Sutcliffe Coultery O Donnell and Dr Cline plus business moves. A dressmaker joins March 1 and seed wheat for sale while Easter dating and moveable feast details are explained. Curling bonspiel planned with ten rinks expected from several towns.
A reflection on hypocrites who mask deceit with piety and calm outward virtue. The narrator argues such individuals use reverent dress and smiling countenance to blind others while hiding lies. He urges self scrutiny to expose hypocrisy before it harms others.
Justice Prendergast ruled in Winnipeg that the action by John Watson Manufacturing Co. Ltd. and Bowser against B Bowser of Portage la Prairie is dismissed with costs. The suit involved promissory notes totaling 797.40 with interest claimed. Bowser denied liability citing a prior arrangement with Macdonald. W P Filmore represented plaintiffs. C P Fullerton and F G Taylor defended Bowser.
The Buffalo left Glenboro after six weeks as Fort William curlers defeated them on the Glenboro ice. Fred Doig beat Fenton by three on the south sheet while A Doig lost to Huston by nine on the north. Fort William rinkers played strongly with Dan McKay and Wm. Martin in attendance. The cup travels toward Ontario with Fort William hoping to defend it at future events.
Montreal feb 20 the reciprocity controversy dominates headlines from coast to coast as Ottawa debates the agreement while the Masonic Grand Lodge of Quebec disavows its ties to the French Orient lodge. Canadian Pacific earnings dip in January despite a rising stock price as Canada seeks foreign capital and a new Bank of Canada is proposed led by Rodolphe Forget with a $10 million capital base and heavy French funding.
The undersigned has instructions from Mr Albert Carson to sell by public auction at his premises four miles southeast of Greensboro on Thursday in March. Items include farm stock and implements among other belongings.
A province wide petition circulates to the legislature asking that colleges be barred from granting new degrees. The effort, nonpartisan and nonsectarian, seeks public opinion on a vital issue. Thousands have signed, with resolutions from boards of trade and others to accompany the petition.
Fragmentary OCR from a local page shows cryptic notes on wheat prices and market terms with illegible lines. The readable items reference numbers and captions but no clear events or entities. The text lacks discernible names, places, dates, or outcomes to summarize.
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