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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 20, 1905
Page
5
The notice outlines rest plans for trains eastbound from Station Man Pre Trains to Moosejaw Local, with exclusions for the Wellwood section. Trains run Tuesday, Saturday at 50.4 miles and Monday through Fridays in late afternoon. Mail must be dispatched at least 30 minutes before departure.
Fragmentary catalog note claims a corn extractor is entirely vegetable in composition and harmless to use. It mentions a price of 25x and a vague druggist reference along with unclear promotional wording.
The debate centers on a territorial autonomy bill allowing separate Christian denominations to maintain schools with shared textbooks and taxation. It details exemptions from religious instruction timing, government inspection, and equal treatment of separate and common schools, noting tensions between Catholic and Protestant factions and Manitoba compare. Local notes mention community meetings and upcoming events.
The Methodist Sunday School opened last Sunday with strong attendance. Joo Weat is teaching farming with A. W. Stone, who says adding nothing does not pay. House cleaning is beginning to be the order of the day as patriotism prompts buying supplies from McLeod's.
A fragmented account notes Emmeline seeding, local transport entanglements, and shifting attitudes as Manitoba residents discuss warfare, absent men, and weather. Mention of Poyser births, Rosehill returnees, and plans for summer jobs, with references to dances, farmers, and homestead pursuits.
The article records a Sunday gathering with Mr Mitt preaching and Mr Hudson away, noting frosts affecting farming, weather hindrances, and talk of harvests. It mentions a runaway incident near a shop, injuries to Mrs Wickware’s party, hospital visits, structural changes, and local farming updates including enlistment, surveys, and preparations for a new building.
Fragmentary OCR text notes April 15th 19 av meetings held i. Mr Greein in charge of the trowel. It is hoped acsuings will be quiet.
A garbled April era report notes seed planting hindered by cold weather. Forecast hints warmer conditions may allow sowing to resume, with mentions of Sunday evening timing and school activity disruptions. Strong entities are uncertain due to OCR errors.
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