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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
1
A political plea urging voters to support a clean united government to maintain Manitoba as a leader in social industrial and agricultural legislation. It warns that prosperity requires sane progress and profits against party spite local prejudice and dangerous opposition should it gain a majority.
The Norris government claims to have fulfilled its pledges across education labor health and finance. It highlights compulsory education abolition of Coldwell amendments English teaching in public schools increased school grants and new districts as well as the Manitoba Temperance Act and woman suffrage. It cites worker protections and labor bureaus along with public health nurses farm loans and rural credits.
The program pledges high educational standards and a Manitoba university, expansion of the Agricultural College and Extension Service, farm credit systems, and labor bureau work. It aims to boost electric power, temperance enforcement, public health nursing, municipal hospitals, northern resource development, and improved telephone service. It calls for a reorganized provincial police force and public savings to finance rural credit societies.
H C F Einarson offers shingling house repair and painting with lathing at 7 cents per yard. Orders may be left at the Gazette office or communicated directly with the shop.
The Armstrong-Wood Special for farm chunks imposes a 700 weight limit, not 2600 as claimed in the Fair prize bet. Third prize winners may compete, and the event is open to all classes.
Community items include visits by Mr. J Hindhey and Mrs. Foy Wrrete Rev J S Watson to preach at Union Church. Local ads promote Canada Bread at D J Cuinn's Bake Shop and Robin Hood products sold by W W Dow Glas. Funeral for Mrs Alex Steel, fence work at Fair grounds, and couple Halldor Johnson and Sigrun Gudmundson wed in Limestone Minn. plus concert plans by Professor Sveinbjornson.
Rev Magwood attending the Methodist Conference in the City is expected home later this week. Mrs W Moon will vacate the Commercial Hotel in Stockton on Thursday June 24 and new proprietor Mr Austin Dodds will move in the same day. Bruce Moon sustained a painful hand injury after falling on a disc last Friday requiring several stitches to heal.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Caslick was held from the Union Church on Friday, June 11, to Glenboro cemetery with Rev. C. B. Lawson officiating. Large attendance and many floral offerings showed the esteem in the community. Her untimely death saddened Glenboro residents where she had long resided. she was a bright talented woman of business energy and foresight. The husband, son and daughter and all relatives have community sympathy.
To all interested in the Farmers movement your vote and influence are solicited by Andrew Young Independent Farmers candidate for Mountain.
Wheat Board demands prompt delivery causing Glenhoro elevators to shut for the season around July 1. Signed by A. H. Witton and A. R. Cline.
A brief notice reports a donation or contribution of twenty five dollars to the Soldiers Memorial Dorcas Society of Grund. The item records a monetary gift likely in support of the society or its memorial efforts.
A Cypress candidate appeals to electors urging support on June 29. He vows to back measures benefiting the constituency, reduce provincial administration costs, oppose direct taxation except as a last resort, and restore municipal assessors' powers lost to a Taxation Commission. He aims for independence in office and thanks voters for their campaign kindness.
A note credits F. C. Breen of the Gazette office for selections from Pictorial Review Woman's Home Companion Top Notch Argosy World Work. It reflects fashion and magazine crossovers in a concise item from the periodical page.
Members of the beef ring are asked to remove their meat by Monday night to allow the butcher to clean the refrigerator on Tuesday. The notice emphasizes orderly turnover and shop efficiency.
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