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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
1
Eye strain belief character discussed and experts explain how proper glasses fit can reduce facial distortions. The firm emphasizes precise eyewear fitting to improve clarity and comfort for wearers.
Local council meets Tuesday and plans Dominion Day July 2. Glenboro Exhibition set for July 17 and 18. Bread prices rise due to costs. Various residents travel, visit, or recover from injuries. Weather brings light showers, record heat last week. C. P. R. officials inspected local fields during a sighting visit.
Advertisement claims Laxa Bromo Quinine tablets cure a cold in one day and offer a money back guarantee if unsuccessful. Grove’s signature appears on each box and the text targets drug buyers.
Bert Heasmah announces rapid service for engine and boiler repairs with bicycle repairs as a specialty. He states satisfaction is guaranteed and notes a McMillar Fur and Wool Co price circular on file for reference. Also lists exam candidates for Cypress River and promotes the Holland District Sunday School Association convention set for July 2 and 3 with an anticipated large turnout.
The Glenboro Presbyterial met at Knox Church Glenboro on Tuesday June 26 with delegates from Carman Cypress River Treherne and Winnipeg. Mrs Thompson led devotional exercises as Mrs Bruce of Winnipry assisted. Welcome from Mrs Batehar and reply from Mrs Hagerson were read. Reports from Carman Bainsevain Treherne Cypress and Glenboro Auxiliaries and Mission Bands showed progress including one new auxiliary formed. Treasurer noted revenue rise to 310.75. Several speeches urged missions and prayer. officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs Alexander Treherne and several vice presidents, secretaries, treasurer and literature secretary. Resolutions were approved.
The Society notes regret over Mee Black's removal and thanks Knox Church trustees for the building and the Mission Band for music. Delegates were invited to tea after the meeting. Evening session opened at 8 with chair Ferguson Glenboro. addresses by Crookshanks Glenboro and Weiss Holland on mission progress.
Grade progressions list students moving from Grade I to II and up to Grade VIII at Glengoro Public School with room assignments and provisional placements, including Annie Young Edward Young David Hawilton George Armitage Irene McKenzie and others. Provides room notes and provisional entries for several grades and mentions Miss Redmond Miss Matthew and Miss Fordie McKay.
An ad claims a monster devil fish type constipation harms organs nerves and brain and promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a safe cure. The pills are advertised as best for stomach liver kidneys and bowels and priced at 25 cents at Glentoro Drug Store.
An Arkansas paper warns delinquent subscribers to settle dues to secure a place on the celestial right hand side before the final crash. A prophetic poem questions whether printers swindled here below will find redress above as angels flap their wings and offer hope to the on-time payers.
A notice offers for sale a partially described house and lot in town known as the Lumby House with easy terms. Interested parties are directed to contact FAXFORD by fax for details.
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