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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1903
Page
4
The notice outlines advertising rates from Glenboro Manitoba for the Gazette Printing Office. It details charges for first insertions and subsequent insertions, local column notices, and per-line prices. It also mentions temporary and permanent advertising terms and asks advertisers to pay in advance.
Council minutes show Henry McFadden announcing W Ayers as Roundkeeper and Johnson Leach replacing T McComb. Appointments include H Horsfall as roadmaster, surveyor hiring for road plans, and J F Craig approved to handle ferry approach work. Financials approve payments to Agricultural Society, assessors, and village rolls, with tax and road work allocations and upcoming writt en statements at next meeting.
A brief notice states a payment of two dollars was made for room use in Glenboro. The short item records a small transaction, with no additional details about the event or party involved.
A light bay pony with a white forehead stripe and a heart-branded right shoulder arrived at James A. Henry in Stockton. The animal bears white hind legs and dark mane and tail. Owner must prove property, pay charges, and claim.
The article reviews the Dardanelles crisis amid Britain Russia tensions. It notes Britain's protest over four Russian torpedo boat destroyers and Russia's aim to control the passage, risking a broader European clash. It cites Aden garrison strengthens as a signal to Turkey and British scrutiny of Russia in the Persian Gulf.
The article extols balanced development in wrestling noting no single muscle overemphasis. It lauds Japanese wrestlers for engineering symmetrical physiques and disciplined technique, citing their early patronage of wrestling and their refined methods as key to success in world competition.
The Canadian Co-Operative Investment Co outlines a co operative method where many small periodic payments fund loans and insurance style benefits. Applicants pay a $4.00 fee and monthly sums toward maturity with partial releases on full repayment, disability protections, and potential discharge of mortgage for heirs upon death.
A late 19th or early 20th century style missive notes two two year old foals missing from a farm. One is a black lonetes rauxe colt with a halter seen near the premises. The other is a strawberry reer colt. Names and dates are partially garbled but indicate a local stock owner seeking return.
Lady Cavagnari, widow of Sir Louis Cavagnari who was murdered in Cabul in 1879, is about to resign the set of apartments at Stampton Court Palace that the late Queen gave her in 1880.
In a blunt fable tone the piece warns against keeping a creature that feeds on others. It contrasts the danger of letting an animal consume its own head with the greater threat of one that preys on multiple victims.
New uses for paper include artificial teeth uppers for beets and shoes. A Boston business firm weighs manufacturing paper hats. Soon a high hat dress suit and patent leather shoes made of paper may become fashionable.
Churches in Sabbath MA announce Monday evening service at 7 o clock led by Rev Kobospetce from Epworth Beague. Pastors plan to convene in the MA area on August 8 with dues noted as 2.80 in a brief notice.
A licensed auctioneer named Onders was left at the Gazeron site during a fire incident with authorities saying prompt attention was required. The situation prompted immediate response measures and notes of moderate risk to nearby operations.
The fragment presents unclear phrasing about an eye related issue and a new route of interest. No identifiable people or organizations are readable. Further readable context required to produce a factual headline and summary.
The Union Bank of Canada announces Banking by Mail for merchants and settlers in districts near Glenboro with prompt correspondence and branch-wide availability. A Savings Department accepts deposits of 1 dollar and up, with interest. Address inquiries to J. Hettle, Manager, Glenboro Branch, and H. B. Shaw, Superintendent Western Branches, Winnipeg.
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