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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
4
The article discusses how rust reports and hail claims influence farmer, buyer, miller, and railway narratives about Manitoba yields. It notes rust affects quality, not just quantity, and warns that reports are scrutinized for bias as prices and expectations shift.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an unnamed incident or event with unclear details and no specific people, places, or dates readable for a fuller identification. The readable portion hints at tension or conflict but lacks verifiable names or actions.
A partial line suggests a scheme to secure a share of patronage for business activity. The text is incomplete, but indicates efforts to attract customer support or loyalty in a local commerce context. Further context would clarify the parties, place, and scope.
The piece urges thrift and timely action by households against sudden illnesses. It promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best known immediate treatment, suggesting it should be kept on hand.
On Tuesday August 7 1906 the judges of Manitoba's new court of appeal were sworn in Winnipeg Fall court room. Chief Justice Dubuc administered the oath with Chief Justice Howell and Justices Richards and Phippen taking the swearing in. Mr Justice Perdue was not sworn, and Mr Justice Donald of the Court of King's Bench was sworn in later. A large gathering of lawyers and court staff witnessed the ceremony.
The era described were moved last Monday and were taken west on Friday. Doubt expressed over owner finding a ready market there. A four day past reference to old ekates from Onte's troubled times is noted.
Local lumber yard posts a brief listing of siding options including pine fir cedar and similar materials. The note emphasizes variations in wood types and typical applications for exterior and interior finishes.
A partial OCR fragment describes the Department of Public Works in Winnipeg and related officials or departments. It mentions concrete, sand, building works and municipal infrastructure context, with scattered names and locations implying a public works notice or contract reference. The readable text is inconclusive but centers on civic works administration and material delivery.
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