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Newspaper
Moyie Leader
Location
Moyie, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 01, 1909
Page
2
A long, fragmentary text recounts a tense confrontation between Glenister and McNamara set amid a chase through town. The scene focuses on a dangerous struggle for control and a thwarted plan as both men press for advantage, with violence escalating toward a decisive, unresolved clash.
Fragmentary ad style text discusses infant health and remedies. Mentions tablets and tonics for bowel troubles and teething. References Dr William Muticine Co and Grafton area. Concludes with a fragment about Nurkel's ambition and a friend Tim.
The Western News Brief surveys developments across western Canada and neighboring regions. It notes plans for new parks in Rossland and Lethbridge, a $90,000 school expansion and a $20,000 opera house project, plus paving on Albert Street and road work in several districts. It mentions hotel conditions in Greenwood and a campaign to advertise regional resources, along with various building permits and infrastructure talks.
A Wilmington newspaper feature promotes MINARD'S LINIMENT for horses and humans. The piece quotes GEO. HOUtH, livery stable owner, praising the product for over a year and warning against whiskey for the grip. It includes dialogue about a nervous child and a parental exchange, reflecting local health and domestic concerns of the era.
Fragmentary OCR claims Ghilohs Cure will always cure coughs and colds. The garbled text shows misread caps and stray letters but implies a medicinal claim without verifiable details or sources.
Announcement to officers of Western Municipalities and School Districts states future negotiations for debenture purchases will be conducted in the signer’s own name rather than in the name of former representatives in Regina. Brent Crekas, Toronto.
The report notes persistent high wheat prices due to growing imports and limited domestic supply. It cites official figures showing continued price strength, the need for imports, and forecasts that prices will stay elevated as demand outpaces production.
Edmotton Alberta officer Alta-Diputy Wardon Stedmann killed by a convict in the carpenter shop. Six convicts present, motive unknown. Stedman, a warder from Penplanguisheny since 186, had served twenty-five years and leaves a widow.
Infirmilioy tran Adame says two American missionaries were killed in antievreni area. Names include Rev. Wo Chambers and his sister, Biases Webb. British vice-consul Muraiin reports to Adana. Ambassador Leister Innn received direct news of the deaths.
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