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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
8
The page presents a historical classified section from The Gazette with ad copy and notices. It lists advertising terms, rates, deadlines, and contact prompts for merchants and residents, reflecting a weekly Friday publication cadence and local business activity.
Mrs N Fallis died at her home in Stockton on Friday after a lengthy illness at age 66. A longtime respected resident, she leaves a husband and three daughters Mrs B McLachlan Mrs Fred Dewart and Miss Fallis postmistress of Stockton. The funeral was held Sunday from the family residence to Milford Cemetery with many attendees.
A May 2 1914 letter from the Head Master of Council School Birkenhead England thanks Glenboro School for a handsome Union Jack. He says the flag will be cherished and invites Glenboro boys and girls to visit Birkenhead to see their gift in the breeze.
The Glenboro Young People's Union traveled to Wawanesa Union Church Club for a return visit. A friendly baseball game preceded the gathering, ending 12 to 11 in favor of Wawanesa and the Glenboro group then hosted an event afterward.
Fragmentary report lists a Reading Camp Meeting in Texas with A S Hanis and EB Seath plus a social event by the Wawanesa club after entertainment and refreshments. Mentions First Settler's Story and various names in attendance.
Rod and Gun from Sid Woodstock Ont publishes June issue featuring H Mortimer Batten. It highlights A Dog's Confession One Hundred Miles in the Guide's Special and A Gay Deceiver with the Boy the Princess and the big trout. The edition praises both text and illustrations for outdoor enthusiasts.
Sunday School and Bible Classes at 2.36 p.m. at Victoria Church and Sunday School. Public Worship. Monday prayer meetings and Epworth League in the evening. Wednesday 8 p.m. Prayer and Praise Service.
Notice to creditors and all claimants against the estate of Annie Reavie Thair deceased of Glenboro Manitoba. Claims must be sent or delivered to Francis Henry Mitchell Glenborn by July 2 1914 with details, accounts, and security if any. After that date the administrator will distribute assets to those with valid claims only. George Reuben Thair administrator.
The piece argues for extending bounty and government support beyond manufacturing to agriculture. It urges paying farmers and immigrants, funding agricultural experts, and linking revenue from tariffs to direct aid, claiming farming is a basic industry deserving state backing to develop the West and attract capable settlers.
Winnipeg dispatch notes Winnipeg press quote on manufacturing growth in the West. It mentions sympathy with a view on broader industry development and policy implications affecting regional production and economic prospects. The fragment references September reporting and the idea of extending factory capacity in Western Canada.
The Calgary Standard rebukes sneering at Canadian manufacturers and urges support for Western expansion. Eastern firms increasingly establish West Coast branches, with many notable mills and plants spreading across Western cities, uniting East and West through national industry growth and protection against U.S. imports.
The 1911 Canadian census shows Souris with three factories employing 42 workers who earned about 30000 annual dollars. Average pay around 714 per worker. Factory capital totals 220000, output 254000. Wages cycle through Souris economy, fueling growth and local commerce.
A compact note listing daily office hours from 10 to noon and from 1 to 3 pm. It outlines available times, potential exceptions, and contact guidance for students seeking meetings.
An unauthorized advertisement appears concerning Be AKO Deputy of the Minister of the Interior. The notice asserts the publication is unpaid and references a sum of 375 units.
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