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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
4
The Gazette outlines advertising rates and policies for transient and contract notices. It details per line charges for first and subsequent insertions, notices of lost and similar items, birth and death notices, and timelines for changes. It lists contract rates, payment terms, and liability limits for errors.
Odd numbered sections become available for homestead entry once the Dominion Lands Act takes effect on September 1. Records for odd sections may not be fully transferred from Ottawa, so some applications will be forwarded to head office. Apply in person at the Dominion Lands Agent office for odd sections, or via Sub Land Agent for even sections if preferred. J. W. Greenway Commissioner of Dominion Lands. Replenish your stock of stationery. All work from this office on short notice. if unsatisfactory, you pay Winnipeg prices. The Winnipeg Telegram urges prohibiting firearms and freightharvest excursions in harvest plans.
J W Cochrane returned by Tuesday train. Miss Axford starts teaching at the public school. The Northern Crown Bank and post office receive a fresh paint job. Mr Smith’s color choice withstands thirteen years. Mrs Winchell visits her brother in Carnevale Ontario. The Gazette Editor seeks a holiday after a busy week. He left town Saturday morning during rain, and his wife followed to Winnipeg for a rest. They enjoy Ontario air and plan a safe return. Union Banks moves to new offices across the street. The old drug store space was W J Barker’s. A G Gille relocates to Pipestone to reside. Mr and Mrs Hemenway head to Carman for two weeks. Hon W R Motherwell and Miss Kate Gillespie wed at File Hills. she is a Presbyterian missionary among Indians. Motherwell receives many congratulatory telegrams. Miss McNabb vacationed in Ontario and stores up energy. Rev F Hallgrimson moves from Grand to Baldur. Archie McDonald acts road master for a month replacing P E Barry after a Winnipeg streetcar mishap. E Kennedy ships three cars of cattle and hogs this week. Do not say tomorrow you didn’t know it was loaded. Miss E Burgess returns from Glenboro summer holidays Deloraine Times. Rev Richardson of Cypress River visits town. Miss Maud Christie travels to the City Monday evening. Rev A P Gillespie of Cypress River visits the Manse Monday. A Saskatchewan man threatens self harm but is deterred by his wife threatening to break his back with a bed slat.
A proverb praising punctuality as essential in commerce and personal dealings. It asserts being on time shows respect and reliability, comparing timely conduct to royal courtesy. The message emphasizes the value of keeping promises and showing up as agreed.
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