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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
4
The Gazette lists annual subscription terms, advertising rates, and policy. It notes one dollar per year if paid within a year, with higher charges after arrears, and details on transient notices, births and deaths, and contract rates. R M West is editor and proprietor.
Public notice advises that odd numbered sections will become available under the Dominion Lands Act on September 1. Transfers of records from Ottawa to local offices may be incomplete, and applications for odd sections should be made in person at the Dominion Lands Agent’s office rather than through Sub Land Agents. Even numbered sections may still be handled via Sub Land Agent. J. W. Greenway Commissioner of Dominion Lands.
Open season for hunting deer runs from the 1st to 31st December. Grouse Prairie Chicken or Partridge fall between 45th and 31st October. Ducks are allowed from September 1st to November 30th. Non residents must obtain a license from the Minister of Agriculture and Immigration to hunt shoot or kill animals or birds under The Manitoba Game Protection Act and avoid prosecution risks.
Mr Beck, a book-keeper at Cairns Copelin Co., is in St Boniface hospital with typhoid fever. Mrs Milton and child visit Mr Duncan in town. J H Hazelwood stocks fresh fruit at low prices. Threshing yields are good with wheat averages of 30, 25, and 22 bushels per acre. Rev Wilford is sick. Mrs Towers and children go to New Brunswick. A man from Grey County fined $200 for drunkenness and breaking and entering. local option law enforcement noted. A Toronto man tests a streetcar fender in Winnipeg. Carman school weak. cigarette cartoon urged cessation. Reston Wolseley CPR line track laid. October passenger service planned.
Fire swept through W Downs farm on Wednesday destroying the stable and a large hay stack. No injuries are reported as firefighters battled the blaze and residents watched the flames. Authorities secured the scene and investigated the cause.
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