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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 17, 1902
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows a local daily westbound service with a 10.25 schedule, excluding Sundays, and a connection with a main line at a transfer point on Fridays. The garbled note references a Transco connection via Meexregor Varcoe and an express link.
Fragmentary text references money to loan on improved town and farm property and forest law. No clear entities, dates, or actions identifiable.
Wheat to fe. Cate to de Barley 4. to (Oe. Flour 91.8) 6 m5. Bran and shorte. Wheat at Fort William No 1 hard quoted at 6. Oats ear Jots 23e to Se. Flour 61.40 to 2.00. Shorts 14.50. Dressed Beef 5he to 6e. Veal 7e to Se. Mutton 10e to 10he. Park %e to Se Butter 10e 12e.
Last Tuesday evening John Ross was severely injured while attempting to board a moving Polific express at the Portage station. He slipped from the railing and was dragged beneath the wheels, suffering severe leg injuries. Passengers and crew acted quickly with first aid. he was conveyed to Portage hospital where Dr Blanchard attended. Ross remained conscious and is described as doing as well as could be expected.
An inebriated man nearly died after drinking from a bottle mislabeled with a dangerous brand of liquor. He recovered after antidotes and care at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Palmer, with thanks offered to the medical help and hosts. The item reflects local life notes and community happenings in the district.
The notice compiles farm sales, community events, marriages, and local references from Le Picton Ontario. It mentions fencing at 3 oc per red, visits between Carperry and nearby towns, a graveyard service, a marriage performed by Rev. Faryou, church reorganizations, seeding activities, and various residents’ movements and social happenings.
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