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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
1
A partial catalog lists unit prices and bulk quantities such as per dozen per pkg for 25 cents 10 percent 1 percent, ten tins for 25 cents and various per tin notes. The text is fragmented and lacks full context or item names.
May school report to be published next week. Hugh Carrothers family visits Portage la Prairie and Selkirk seeking work. Stella Peterson Fund donation totals 6525 dollars. Stores close Thursdays at 1 pm June to Aug 15. Glenboro notes church services and new minister Rev C H Bristol, appointed after ordination. Several social events and sales from June to July are listed.
All horses and cattle found running at large in the town on and after Monday, June Std. will be put in the public pound. All parties interested will please govern themselves accordingly. Jas. Duncay, Sec. Town Board.
A revised timetable takes effect with west bound arrivals at 13.06 and east bound at 17.34. The tri weekly service is paused until June 30th as changes are implemented.
The Social Service Council held temperance field days across Cypress on Sunday and Monday drawing large crowds. Rev Wm Ivens Pipestone urged careful voting on the temperance issue, not party power, while Rev D S Hamilton Winnipeg highlighted liquor’s ruinous social effects. Rev A E Smith Brandon spoke at Odd Fellows Hall and S C Mulhall closed with notes on funds and the referendum aim.
Dr. Jon Bjarnason pastor of the first Icelandic Lutheran congregation in Winnipeg died Wednesday morning. He organized the Icelandic Lutheran Synod and served as its president for 23 years, being a leading Icelandic figure on the continent.
Stockton news notes Mr and Mrs J K Thomson and Miss Muriel visiting in the city. Zella Angus aged daughter of Jas and Mrs Angus died of pneumonia after three days illness despite care of three doctors from Wawanesa and Brandon. Seeding finished. crops look first class after ample spring rains. P S Inspectors Dunlop and Thin formed a Consolidated School District by merging Oak Creek Millford Stockton SD districts.
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