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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
4
The misspelled public notice fragment explains ad placement terms. It outlines per line charges, line limits, and bulk insertion rules. It mentions prepaid rates and year or month terms, signed by W. T. Saipley, publisher.
Lady Cavagnari, widow of Sir Louis O Cavagnari, is about to assign the apartments at Hampton Court Palace that the late Queen placed at her disposal in 1880. Cavagnari was murdered on September 3, 1879, by rebel troops of the Ameer at Cabul where he served as British Resident.
A cautionary note on animal care: avoid keeping creatures that pose risk to others and themselves. The text warns against maintaining animals that harm or consume heads, stressing prudence and profit in care decisions.
The Whenung La Fieche cock is a tall French variety with long body, resembles the Spanish type but larger. Males weigh about 8 pounds with females around 7 four. many exceed by up to 10 pounds. They are good egg layers of large white shells and flesh is white and tender. Chicks mature slowly and are delicate until grown. Thrives on warm light dry soil. The cock shown is a first prize winner bred by Richard Oke of Lonsion Ont.
Mr and Mrs Robt Little plan to return from Miami today after visiting their children. Wheat shipments continue with more on the way. Farmers report abundant craeshorpers from Pavia Green and crops look good despite the dry spell. A bear was seen on WT Martins farm and chased toward the bush. Treeshank School faces exams next week under teacher Afr Schwaium. The Monday social drew about 300 with the Brass Band performing and Whe neeM mitch winning a game against Hilton by one goal.
The wife of R D Bruce gave birth to a son on Monday June 22. The brief notice records the event without further details or names.
House and lot on Donald Avenue in block 22 lot 12 offered for sale. Contains about half an acre. Seller Groxt Jomannason lists it as a cheap offering.
Proposal to begin work on the English Church foundation as soon as possible calls for stone donors and delivery, with those who can haul or assist urged to notify promptly. The aim is to start in the first week of July or earlier.
A dark bay colt from Glenhore is missing since May. Residents request information on its whereabouts and may contact Fred Axford with any lead about the horse’s location.
A note from the Armstrong property dated July 14 requests information about a seven‑month‑old grev child seen around May 1. Informers are urged to come forward with any recovery tips and will be thanked.
All parties having claims against the estate of Walter Herman Brown of Glentoro Village Magffeldere Province must file with Alfred Bolg, administrator of the estate, by the 1st day of July. Accounts require a statutory declaration. Creditors will be paid as presented.
Baruch, a former UC Berkeley chemistry graduate student, invents a new wool cleansing method using crude oil distillate to degrease raw wool. He claims tests show highly promising results and suggests volatile solvents may replace traditional alkaline and soapy processes in wool processing.
Guidance from C P Gillette on timing sprays after blossoms fall and before calyxes close. If some blooms persist, spray early bloomers first, then the remaining trees a few days later, repeating within ten days for final coverage.
Sow baby’s breath in borders in May and transplant next season. Remove blossoms from new strawberry plants and mulch future bearers with marsh hay. Plant melons in the north in open ground toward the end of May. Do not plant cucurbits until settled weather.
The hog is praised as a key economic driver for diversified farms converting feed to pork. It acts as a quick cash asset, often called the mortgage lifter, cheaper to house than cattle or horses, enabling rapid debt payment and farm improvement. Farmers are urged to improve hog care, breeding, feeding, and treatment.
The article explains pruning Kansas black cap raspberries by removing old canes and weak new growth, then shortening branches to moderate spurs with plump buds. It notes not pruning during ripening due to wind and suggests supporting plants against wind unless trained, while summer pruning may help in sheltered spots but may not boost yield.
Fragmentary notice lists Sabbath services at 1am and 7pm with additional times 8.8 and 4.30 and mentions Rev T Spener MA ULD as pastor. Also an item references a vesringats and a W oolle associated role.
The passage notes that many ruling kings and emperors have mixed European origins. It cites the English king as German Norwegian and French, the Russian emperor as Danish and German, and other monarchs with diverse lineage. It asserts few rulers share their people’s exact race or heritage, yet records support the claim.
A captive bird in Central Park, New York, reportedly used its sharp bill to assist by removing a tumor from a fellow bird. The remarkable act is described as the bird’s surgical feat, with the afflicted mate reportedly improving after the incident.
H F Whaley a veterinary surgeon and graduate of Ontario Veterinary College is listed as a resident with a noted address two doors east of Melink t's Livery stable in Glenboro. He is part of the local veterinary community and connected to Man, Vet. sane Ole and residents.
Fragmentary OCR notes show an individual named S. McLean, described as a licensed actioner or actor, with orders left at a local location. The garbled text references attention and a date near fall. Further readable details are not present.
Fragmentary OCR shows unclear lines mentioning Kai WV ree and Wilt with numbers 490. The text lacks coherent actions or outcomes, preventing definite identification of people, places, or events.
The Union Bank of Canada announces banking by mail to serve customers at convenient depots. It notes cheques, correspondence and prompt attention across branches. A Savings Bank department offers deposits with no interest, and inquiries are welcomed.
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