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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text from a gazette office appears with garbled lines and scattered terms. The readable fragments reference advertising, printing office, contracts and monthly advertising work. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
A May 11 Tribune piece quotes A E Philp of the Canada Food Board urging forced farm labor to ease a growing shortage. A letter writer, nearly 67 and immigrant to Manitoba since 1876, argues farmers need their own sons and calls for idlers to join the army, condemning city workers and agents as unfit.
The Glenboro school list shows students and staff including Maryorie Dhuwd Esther Staten and Leona McFarlane with high marks noted. The Glenboro Red Cross received donations totaling 2350 dollars from multiple contributors including Horace Roberts and Mrs Pantson. Julius Wogen from Brockville provided a letter. Empire Day raised twenty dollars for the Overseas Club as part of year-end activities.
A historical record lists fund collectors led by Duncan, Ferguson and Olafson. Individuals contributed amounts from $1 to $25, with totals reaching $718.00. The document names numerous donors including Barker, Olafson, Sigvaldason, McLennan, Marshall, Latimer, Lambert, Christie, Dowd, Witherspoon and many others.
Born to Mr and Mrs Lambert a daughter on June 16. Mr W Turnbull spent a few days in Winnipeg recently. St Johns picnic set for Friday June 21 the day before Registration. MCA subscriptions acknowledged with thanks Ernest Elis and R Brown with ten dollars.
Sunday School at 3 p.m. Avensong and sermon Holy Communion on the first Sunday in the south. Ausilisry and Tharedey in the the
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