Local and General News Roundup
Threshers asked for lagging supplies at Wheeler. Mr A W Taylor moves his family to town. Mr and Mrs John Clark of Alton Ontario visit Rev J Knox Clark at the Manse. Dr J G Snidal will visit Glenboro Sept 25 28 for practice with office at Queens Hotel. WMS meeting yields Mrs Swyers a china fern dish. Miss McDonald of Ottawa visits Mrs Abbott. Runaway team causes midday excitement on Broadway. wagon tongue breaks, horses collide with a telegraph pole. minor damage. Dr Barnam of Winnipeg visited Monday and left Tuesday. For sale a semi modern residence on Christie St by H P Naylor. terms available. High winds spark many threshing fires. several outfits destroyed or narrowly escaped. Mr and Mrs Geo McBride return from Keewatin Port Arthur trip. Westward they were joined by Mr and Mrs Thomas McBride of Somerville Ontario. they had not seen each other in twenty years. A Carman petition seeks Sydney Welfare’s release from jail after a whiskey bottle offense. note he is a recent Ontario arrival unfamiliar with local law. The mint can make money without advertising, and it is about the only business that can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. McBride
Keewatin
Port Arthur
Thomas McBride
Somerville, Ont
Mr. McBride
Presbytery Meeting and Local Notices Reach Far
The Presbytery of Glenboro met at Wawanesa with substantial business. Rev J R Frizell was released from Holland and the charge declared vacant on the 2nd Saturday in October. The Home Mission report showed progress. two elders Allan Ross and Richard McKnight died. Rev R C Pollock was elected moderator. next meeting in February will be at Elm Creek. Wm Real of Hilton died after brief illness. funeral held Wednesday. Various social and political notices follow including a Conservative mass meeting for Portage la Prairie with Meighen and Hooper. Liberal candidate Crawford invited. Harvest excursion totals reached 23 500. The column closes with a quip about advertising and courting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Frizell
Holland
Home Mission
Allan Ross
Treherne
Richard McKnight
Carman
R. C. Pollock
Elm Creek
Arthur Meighen
Dominion
Portage la Prairie
Treesbank
Stockton
Glenboro
H. R. Hooper
Carberry
Crawford
The Week in Wheat Markets Steady Amid Forecasts and Fears
The week in wheat markets stays quiet yet firm as traders watch the western spring crop and Canadian rail movement. Analysts foresee little price change until after harvests in Argentina and Australia, with potential for higher prices if crops are average or below in key regions. A merchandising market, with farmers holding back, may limit stockpiling and speculative buying.
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America
Europe
Canada
Leiter
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John Clark
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Rev
J. Knox Clark
J. G. Snidal
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W.M S
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Laura Schwalm
Mrs. Fair
Mesdames Johnston
Swyers
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P.m. Sharp
J. E. Hemenway
W.R. Milton
Jas. Duncan
Myrtle Ezard
Annie Meredith