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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 12, 1906
Page
4
Scrambled OCR from The Herald lists scattered names and references a Thursday date April 12 with mentions of estates and notices. Readable items include mentions of individuals and possible legal or advertising notices but full facts are unclear.
News reports describe a Salvation Army driven movement bringing many English settlers to Canada, with most remaining in Ontario and maritime provinces while Manitoba expects a large influx to work on farms. Adjutants Allward and Wade plan to organize arrivals, assign jobs, and coordinate transport, with special Canadian pacific trains needed to move settlers to Winnipeg by late April.
The Royal Alexandra will be the name of the new Canadian Pacific Railway hotel in Winnipeg nearing completion and to open soon. Willam Wayte, 2nd vice president, announces by royal assent the hotel will be named The Royal Alexandra. He notes the name honors the Queen and was approved after royal permission.
The int of the Lake of the Woo plans to erect about thirty elevators across Mantoba and the Northwest this summer to move crops. Portage la Prairie will host an oatmeal mill. A nine day street railway strike in Win ney cost an estimated 845,000 and ended last Saturday with workers returning. The Ministerial Association is praised for helping settle the dispute. Mile after mile flocks of birds migrate south, while unsettled weather looms as a potential storm. Free Press notes settlers arriving from Candia Pacific and other regions continue to pour in.
On Thursday five cars passed Fort William and Emerson two. Fort William shows 75, Emerson 3, Portal 46, with Friday figures and Saturday counts incomplete but include 31 at Fort William and 25 at Emerson. The piece then shifts to garden guidance noting many farmers oppose expansion but suggesting two cultivation methods using horse power or a hand cultivator to reduce labor and weed control near the house.
An OCR fragment advertises a liniment claimed to aid rest and sleep for many people and notes it is sold by all druggists. The readable text indicates wide availability and a health benefit claim.
A garbled OCR item shows references to Merrie One seed grain and listed bushels, with scattered phrases about Cleared Fyfe seed and various brands like Beaver and Black Brand. The legible parts hint at an ancient market record noting quantities and brand marks, but most details are unclear.
A fragmentary column from Chicago News blends aphorisms about human behavior with whimsical contrasts. It muses that a full moon outshines a full man, money tempts more than manners, and fortune telling benefits the teller, while marriage falters amid party life and maritime trivia.
A skewed Maryland story notes how reporters use delicate language to describe fatal events. The excerpt samples quips about funerals, dangerous stunts, and odd local incidents, including a man testing gunpowder and a circus performer’s perilous somersaults.
The notice outlines monthly Holy Communion on the first Sunday at 11 and the third Sunday at 8:30 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon follow, with Bible class and sermons at 2.20. Each Sunday includes a choir, prayers, and a sermon. Celebration of the Holy Communion occurs every other service. Addresses and references relate to Ange Creek DE Traver.
A report notes rapid relief from rheumatic pains after using Ci vain Baim, delighting thousands of sufferers who praise the remedy and its swift effects across numerous cases.
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