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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
7
Dr Hamilton Lam presents Dr Hamilton’s Ville of Mandrake and Butternut Beper, advertised as safe and mild for women and children. The seller backs every box with a personal guarantee, claiming relief from biliousness constipation and headaches, with physicians endorsing the remedy.
Foster and Daly negotiate under tension after a pursuit of Featherstone. Daly demands pins on Walters while Foster insists on dictating terms, aware of the danger and the fragile leverage surrounding the case. The dialogue reveals uneasy alliances and hidden motives as the pursuit nears a perilous turn.
A tense scene unfolds aboard a car and on a trestle bridge as Daly and Daly’s conspirators scheme to exchange documents while evading police. The escape plot centers on a river crossing where a necktie, a key clue, nearly leads to an arrest, but the group presses on toward a continued pursuit.
The Saskatchewan Department of Highways announces a year construction plan to erect five steel bridges near Canora Maple Creek Troulea and Vanguard. No man with a knowledge of law never mistakes the will for the deed.
The Western Canada sheep industry expands as fenced farms rise beside traditional ranges. Government grading of wool and improving fences boost profits with substantial gains from wool, lambs, and flock values, as producers project over four and a half million pounds of wool this year.
An advertisement promotes Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills as a cure for nerve trouble and heart palpitations. A reader testimonial from Mrs. William Steves describes severe breathlessness and sleeplessness eased after using the product, claiming complete health after a course. The pills are 50 cents a box, available at dealers or by mail from The T Milburn Co. Limited in Toronto.
Building ng notes indicate increased construction in Calgary with March permits totaling 195400 dollars. Land transfers in Cart fight district include W N Barry farm to a Winnipeg soldier, while Alberta Hour Mills and other big projects push town development as spring work ramps up.
Rents continue to advance as landlords seek to cover soaring costs amid postwar demand. Property owners assert they are entitled to roughly 30 percent higher rents than prewar levels to meet taxes, interest, and mortgage obligations, while tenants face higher budgets and potential displacement as vacancies persist.
The article notes a housing crunch with few living options in the city forcing people to cottages by the lake or in suburbs. It warns that winter may worsen the shortage and reports a brick makers campaign urging immediate construction to meet demand.
The Finger Lumber company of She Has will keep lumber camps on the Carrot River running throughout the summer to meet expected strong demand for sawn lumber. The Pas will operate day and night as long as logs are available.
After years of work a railroad tunnel under the Pyrenees connecting eastern Spain and France has been completed, extending about twenty miles in length and signaling a major transport milestone. The project promises substantial revenue growth for regional economies and strengthens cross border trade opportunities.
Alberta cattleman praises Shorthorns for greater weight and beef, noting range herds gain about 200 pounds per animal versus other breeds. He argues crossbreeding with Hereford improves results, citing range bulls delivering big, muscular steers and consistent production across open-range herds.
An old herbal tonic marketed as a blood maker asserts it strengthens the body, cures colds, and guards against disease germs. Ingredients include wild cherry bark and gentian with various roots. A testimonial from Central Butte praises its healing power and urges use alongside Catarrh Remedy.
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