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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
5
The Collingwood Bulletin notes 20 plus papers share a moral tone focused on temperance, frugality, industry, and honesty. Editors are described as prudent, nonjudgmental, generous to the public welfare, and loyal to home towns. A freight wreck near Austin highlights losses, while a crude political jab questions women voters and suggests women act as they see fit. Nanaimo
The document lists electoral nominations across Canadian regions including Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, and Yukon Territory. It names Liberal and Conservative leaders and a series of candidates by riding, with independents noted in some districts. The roll includes key figures such as Hon. Clifford Sifton and Hon. T. M. Daly among others, reflecting a broad party slate for the upcoming election.
Miss Hilda Gunnarson became the wife of Andrew Lettner, Oakville butcher and cattle dealer, in a quiet ceremony at 4 30 p m on Monday conducted by Rev R A Swyers. The couple left for Winnipeg for a short honeymoon before settling in Oakville. The Gazette offers congratulations.
A nostalgic verse recalling a child's toy wagon and a grandfather fond of the old days. The speaker contrasts candlelight and bare floors with modern comforts, humorously noting the wagon’s quirks. The poem ends with a gentle reminder that youth lose their charms with time.
A bagworm crafts a sturdy silken shelter and drags it as it moves. When ready to relocate the worm extends from the sack and travels by pulling its home along with it. The house is reinforced with twigs for strength before the larva becomes a pupa. The male emerges as a moth, while the female remains.
A brief home craft note explains folding a handkerchief into a small baby cap similar to a soldier cap. The process creates a dainty cap with rosette bows, fitting the infant’s head, and suggests using scalloped or edged cloth for prettier results.
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