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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
5
The Rosehill route schedule shows departures at 12 13 am from Moosejaw to Rosehill Friday at 11 15 am and mail to Varene points on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 1 40 pm. The Kotara line operates on the same days at 6 pm. The post office hours extend until 7 pm and mail must wait at least an hour before dispatch. Postmaster Wm Hay reports these operating details.
An old advertisement touts Champlain's Salm for rheumatism while local items report wheat seeding, pile driving for a bridge at Creek, and the death of Mr. Ed Sinclair at Portage Street Prairie. The notice mentions a longtime settler couple and family tributes, reflecting a small community page with scattered updates and promotions.
A new Methodist church is under construction. The text mentions plans to seed clout and store placements, with references to individuals such as Mr wa nted, Mr Andy Aikens, Mr Tom Caiser and family, Portage In Prairie residence, Mr Archie Cook as butcher, and Joe Saund. It notes intentions to buy and stock future additions this summer, reflecting community growth and family movements.
In Chapeau Ont Mr Jos Lanorgan, provincial constable, reports a severe cold while pursuing a burglar in a swamp last fall and notes remedies. The brickyard plans to start machinery in May, teachers return from Winnieg convention, fires around the district, wheat seeding near completion, and rain needed for pastures. Paterson of North West Fire Insurance settled quickly after a house fire, while Jon Bredin renovates and expands grounds at his estate near Austin.
Stated in an old local ad, Chamberlain’s Liver tablets are advertised as a cure all. The message targets brokers and dealers, claiming strong demand and wide distribution through the medical trade channels.
The piece describes Camille the play and the famed actress Sarah Bernhardt performing at the Auditorium Rink in Winslow. It outlines the plot focusing on Marguerite Gautier and Armand Daval, and notes the dramatic climactic deathbed scene. Ticket info is given, with prices and reservation methods by mail.
A fragment notes a sale or listing involving pure bred Plymouth Rock poultry. Readable elements mention fow or fowl and a possible auction or advertisement context in a local page snippet. No clear dates, prices, or organizer names are readable.
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