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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
8
The notice describes contract advertising for the Gazette office on Mondays. It mentions rates, delivery, and the role of editors and contractors in placing ads. Names of firms and workers are listed as advertisers and contractors.
Auditor notes financial statement for year ending 190%. Lists cash on hand 278.66 and cash in bank 58,865.31. Shows various receipts and expenses including licenses, taxes, salaries, general expenses, cemetery accounts, hospital and gravely misc entries with numerous line items and totals.
Ino DT Sable as Prov. Mus Auditor notes cash in bank 567 and uncollected taxes 3555 65 with assets and other items including site Wolf Bounty share.
Municipal records show Glenboro Town Road and Glenboro Mill debentures with expirations in 1915 and a nominal surplus balance totaling $14,824.16. The report lists liabilities for Gechocks and a balance of $14,117.65, certified correct by the public auditor.
The Rural Municipality of South Cypress enacts By-law 237 prohibiting owners from allowing female dogs to run at large when in heat. Violations carry fines up to ten dollars on a second offense, with enforcement before justices of the peace.
A Cincinnati Enquirer digest traces the Hudson River’s naming journey from Verrazano’s “river of steep bilix” to maps calling it San Germano and De Ri viere van der Vorst Mauritius. It notes later names like the North river and River of the Manhattans, and Henry Hudson’s 1609 voyage up to Albany shaping the river’s identity.
Robert Louis Stevenson recalled a Paris viewing of a Dumas play in which a man uses an unworthy trick against a woman. He emerged in indignation and, after stepping on an old man’s toes, refused to apologize, saying he would not retract his reaction. The old Frenchman replied with a kind, worldly remark: Ah monsieur vous etes bien jeune.
A London Essex folk remedy for epilepsy and falling sickness involved cutting the tip of a black cat tail to obtain three drops of blood mixed in milk and given for three days. The patient must not be told the recipe or its power to work. The cure also required the patient to crawl backward down three pairs of stairs three times daily for three days.
Dallas Lore Sharp writes in Atlantic about the pressure of modern work and the race against time. He argues overtime dominates daily life and people crave an extra hour from eternity to balance productivity and leisure.
Fragmentary OCR text describes fields and acreage figures across several locations including Manito and geographies with numeric acre counts. The source lacks coherent events or identifiable individuals to form a clear summary.
A fragmentary notice places a missing person between D Barker's farm and Woodham. It mentions a finder to return the person and provides a contact as R. Barker by phone reference.
From Section 22 Township 7 Range 11 on or about May 24 six yearling calves are missing. One is white the rest red and white. Any information leading to recovery should be sent to Jonas Christie Gicnixcap.
Desirable residential property on Christie Street 62 includes eight rooms, kitchen water, first class furnace in cellar, and a stable with carpenter shop. Call to view. terms reasonable. John Olafson, Owner.
The report notes varied crop conditions across Canada with pastures strong in Maritime Provinces and Quebec, Ontario showing high alfalfa growth, and frosts affecting fruits and vegetables in some areas. Despite late frosts, April and May remain cool, strengthening field crops overall and reducing re-seeding needs. Tomorrow, June 17, Belmont Sports offers liberal prizes for athletic events.
A brief dialogue shows Fairlie asking Jack for the ten pounds lent recently. Jack replies mostly repaid, noting what remains will cover a day or two longer. The exchange, styled in the Lastrated Bits tone, reflects casual social borrowing.
A fragmentary quotation notes that a bow cannot stay bent and human assurance cannot endure without rest. It reflects a meditation on limits of strength and the need for renewal. The brief line cites Cervantes as the source.
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