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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 28, 1904
Page
4
Auction notice advertises an 18 acre farm of the SE quarter for sale with a dark bay horse and a pedigree, promising good stock and site details. Conducted by WM Cairns at the Merchants Bank, with reasonable terms. inquiries to Mrs Frank J Thotimon.
Warning about rent and possession for Knox's corner store. Right man sought to cast business, with possession to take effect in April.
A public notice from North Norfolk Rural Municipality announces a by law for a school district levy to raise funds for a new schoolhouse and furnishings. Public vote will occur at Foresters Hall Ane, Manitoba on May 12 with nine o’clock morning to afternoon. Proceeds to be repaid via twenty annual installments. Local officials and vote totals noted amid fragmented OCR text.
The Herald Farmer argues farmers will elect college directors, citing district delegates and the dairy and beef sectors. It stresses selecting a scientifically educated leader who will serve local agricultural interests and influence the college to benefit the district's cattle and wheat programs.
The Weekly Globe notes a Manitoba revival meeting where Rev. Mr. Chisholm spoke to a hall filled beyond capacity. Other dispatches describe a 10,000-strong British Columbia horseman and a claim that border crossing is needed to obtain supplies. Samuel Smiles, famed author of Self-Help, died in London and was widely known for his rail and road works.
Mr R W Graham of Montreal died on the first of the month. He long published the Montreal Star and was father to Hay Graham, the paper’s current proprietor.
Advertises stomach relief tablets to improve appetite, relieve sour taste, liver sluggishness, constipation, and headache. Claims to cleanse, invigorate the stomach, and regulate the bowels. Box priced at 25 cents, available from all druggists after meals.
A discussion on fodder crops and ensilage suited corn varieties for Ontario, Quebec, and Maritime provinces. Emphasizes choosing ripening near frost, maintaining variety purity, and seed corn seed sources. Notes seed association efforts by Prof Robertson and need for growers to specialize in pedigree seed.
Demini and limited supply of reusable seed corn prompt special inducements for the production of spare red seed. The notice highlights stock constraints and incentives for farmers to secure seed corn promptly.
Fragmentary extract reviews Hobbes in The Academy and a related discussion on intellectual talk versus lived simplicity. The passage contrasts the mystique of new ideas with tempered views on knowledge, noting that mature thinking favors simple, honest living over dense critique.
Reading from a damaged rural记 text, Josie McDonald of Gan County West Va describes spring rheumatism symptoms. She claims she found relief after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm, noting rapid ease and a sense of becoming a new person after the first bottle. She keeps it in the house to ward off flare ups with two applications.
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