Bank staff standards noted for women customers
The passage observes that proceeds from selling eggs and butter may not reach the bank, and highlights the Bank staff as courteous to ladies unfamiliar with banking practices.
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
1
The passage observes that proceeds from selling eggs and butter may not reach the bank, and highlights the Bank staff as courteous to ladies unfamiliar with banking practices.
Local notes report illness recoveries and expected returns, weddings, travels to Red Deer and Minneapolis, medical treatments in Winnipeg, and fundraising plans. New purchases include tractors and farming gear from G J Oleson and John Deere dealers. A Memorial Fund drive, bread promotions, and magazine notices appear alongside lost items and holiday travel.
Baseball tournament opener postponed a day due to heavy morning rain. Tuesday brings a warm June day as Glenboro stages its second annual event drawing several hundred car owners and six teams ready to play. Fans chant Crank ’er up as the tournament proves a success despite weather setbacks.
The June 8 1920 council meeting in Glenboro approves last meeting minutes and authorizes road leases and borrowing. A bridge, road work and skating rink funding are discussed along with a soldiers memorial inquiry. In sports, Glenboro defeats Cypress River 4 2 in baseball with a notable triple play by Glenboro.
At Mr Jos Maggeys Stockton home on Wednesday morning his brother Matthew living with him attacked him in bed with an axe, inflicting severe head wounds. Believed mentally deranged, Matthew attempted suicide by slashing his own throat but failed. Dr Cartmell treated the wounds. A Mounty from Treherne arrested Matthew and he was taken to Winnipeg.
H. C. F. Einarson advertises shingling, house repairing, and painting with neat work. Lathing by the yard or hour is offered as a specialty. Orders may be left at the Ghecathe office or sent directly to the contact above.
Rev. R. Paterson of Brandon called at the home of his daughter Mrs. P. A. Young this week. He is in good health and cheerful, his appearance showing he values the rest and family contact.
A detailed packing and provisioning list for boys attending the Scout Camp at Mrs Badham's during the second week in July. Items include food staples such as butter potatoes ham sugar canned goods and roast beef plus personal gear like eating utensils blankets pillows a shirt hat and blue pants. Registration urged for prospective campers.
The Glenboro Agricultural Society will hold their Plowing Match on Wednesday June 23. Plowing will be done on Mr. Meredith's farm. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Oliver of Prince Albert Sask have concluded a two week stay with local friends and relatives and returned home Monday.
Rev. Magwood attends the Methodist Conference in Winnipeg this week and there will be no evening service at the Stockton Methodist Church next Sunday unless announced. Bertie McLachlan injured when an automobile tire exploded injuring his instep and leg. Dr Myles challenges Mr King to discuss bilingualism at Notre Dame de Lourdes Friday evening June 25. Local opinion questions voting rights for British-born residents and a large Stockton political meeting discussed bilingualism, the Stockton dam, good roads, and temperance.
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