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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1901
Page
2
The Winnipeg convention platform endorses no decisive reforms and avoids core issues. It offers no state railway plans, economy push, or broad independence from eastern politics, leaving Manitoba voters uncertain about future policy direction.
The Liberal convention in Manitoba risks a timid showing if it fails to advocate progressive legislation. Observers warn a lack of bold policy could turn the gathering into a mere fizzle, with broader political impact depending on its stance.
Conservatives gathered for a convention last week with speeches from a conservative standpoint. Attendees exchanged greetings and showed mutual support before dispersing.
The piece laments partisan clashes and excuses from leaders before and after elections. It contrasts out of office fighting with in office apology laden rhetoric and questions who can lead public opinion out of political wilderness.
The eleventh annual Wi z I a exhibition closed with strong praise as a standout event. Mr. F W Bewbach impressed by energetic patriotism and a notable lack of fatigue, though some phrases appear garbled, the piece highlights a spirited showing and broad admiration from attendees.
A tribute praises a Winnipeg exhibition manager for courtesy to the press and broad good nature. He is hailed as a favourite in the province and expected to continue directing the fair with steady leadership.
A Winnipeg era essay notes the Lisgar seat change after an unsteady parliament. It cites Mr. Richardson losing his MP role and argues MPs must fund all allied bills to stay. It also records Chamberlain labeling the Boer War as brigandage and promising court martial for crimes against British troops. Wheat harvest is underway with Manitoba crops expected to peak. Barley harvest began. wheat quality is good and prices may rise. The market could open around 50 to 60 cents per bushel depending on location.
An old drug advert touts Dr. King pills claiming to regulate the liver purify the blood and improve skin. It promises rosy cheeks and a clear complexion for 25e at all drug stores.
A calm Monday match drew a fair crowd but showed weak forward play. Emmeline outpaced Macgregor in the second half after a slow start, scoring three goals to secure a 3-0 victory as both defenses impressed while the forwards lagged.
The Macgregor forward line stood out with Sam Young and Geo Hay while Emmeline’s star Ed. Bright drew attention. Macgregor protested the match claiming Emmeline used new players. A Carman blacksmith named Thompson sustained severe mule-kick injuries. Three years since Ander began its North Pole trek. Hon Kaward Bake sails from England to Canada. Cresco rumored. Ontario harvest excursionists expected this week. Eight thousand Fenian raid veterans seek Ontario land, two thousand denied. Geo Harpell, Winnipeg C P E conductor, had an injury in a train crash at Forrest Ma. A Honolulu judge’s decision could free criminals. Liberals debate war policy. colonial secretary reply hints at O’Brien hang location at Dawson.
A fragmented catalog lists numerous periodicals including Youth's Companion, Poultry Advocate, American Teacher, Black and White, Canadian Churchman, Canadian Magazine, Canadian Teacher, Century, Chatterbox, Cosmopolitan, McClure's, Munsey's, Ladies Home Journal, Family Herald and Weekly Star, Montreal Witness, Toronto Globe, Toronto Mail-Empire, Winnipeg weekly, Bree Press, and related titles with scattered pricing and mis-spellings.
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