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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
4
Fragmentary text indicates a page from The Herald with marriage notices and notices. readable portions mention marriages and breaths and a quarterly, with garbled titles. The exact event or names are unreadable.
H R Rogers Sr announces the closure of the grain and milling business after twenty years serving farmers in the Western Flour Mill Co district. He expresses gratitude for liberal patronage, notes a transition to securing a branch of a partner and continuing to handle Mackregor wheat and related grain products, while extending sincere thanks to the farming community.
Farmers report heavy wheat crops with yields near twenty five bushels per acre in parts while cutting has begun. Geo Cousins predicts strong harvest this year, others note good fields and several local residents visiting MacGregor and Winnipeg for crop updates and medical news. Wheat cutting already underway, Bredin Bros. start on a 170 acre field, barley and oats largely harvested.
An Ontario and Western Fruit Company organization arrived in West St. Catharines today to ship Niagara fruit belt produce directly to the Canadian west, bypassing middlemen to cut costs for consumers.
Malty fruit growers around here take stock to back a big Jerking effort aimed at a successful outcome. The effort involves coordinated steps by regional producers to boost market presence and community involvement.
Andrew Downey of Orange will be laid to rest at a stone cemetery with services administered by The Loval Orange lodge. Downey, a long time lodge member, leaves four sons and four daughters.
About four thousand men left for the west from St John New Brunswick with the first harvesters excursion. They will reach Manitoba on Sunday and be distributed through Southern Manitoba where work begins Monday morning. Ontario plans another exodus leaving Toronto next week and another soon after. Upper James Hart, agent for the government in Toronto, reports labor letters daily noting the need for workers. Manitoba farmers expect about 1,000 outside labourers and Saskatchewan about similar numbers.
The surrogates court in Portage la Prairie Manitoba issues notice to creditors of the deceased William Pogl. Matilda McAskie and Ann Maria the heirs must file claims by September 7. Administrators Matilda McAskie and Maria Ann Justice, solicitors Meighen & Hogg.
For sale is a South African veteran bounty and certificate issued by the Department of the Interior Ottawa good for acres of any Dominion land in Saskatchewan. Open to any person over 18. Price 8900.00. Write or wire L. E. Tetroxp 21m 131 Shuter Street Toronto Ontario.
Fragmentary notes show a market scene with barley pricing and weights. Mentions pots and labels, hints at live goods and trade activity in a local market setting. Entities are unclear due to OCR errors, but it reflects a small town exchange and price listing.
A sensor permit remains active for the same route as last season allowing continued monitoring of adverse weather conditions along the travel path.
A description notes a serene bay horse named Venutual or similar, weighing around 1 ) pounds, with claimed abilities as a car and stock getter and general breeder, appearing in varied listings or notices.
The American Shire Horse Association certifies Light of the West IT D890 owned by Lew Wo Crawfordsville Indiana bay color white face and limbs, sired by Wenona Albert, dam Wenona Gussie, registered No Sin Vol V in the Stud Book, sound and free from hereditary disease as of March 18 1900, J Howde Acting Minister of Agriculture Immigration Winnipeg.
A brief call seeks a trial of the claimed best shoes for purchase. The requester asks for a test to verify quality and performance before committing to a full purchase.
Terms to insure $1 payable February 2010. Single leap $8 payable at time of service. Owners disposing of mares before foaling time will be charged whether in foal or not. All accidents to wares at risk of owners.
We have had lots of new hit, but none of our own kept, though we asked for it for tree repairs. We reduced the price of our harness to 40 sir. This class of harness is not factory made today, sold by saddlers with no machines. We can explain the difference between id stitched and factory harness. We also offer factory harnesses complete with collar.
Advertisement notes buggy harness and stock of buggy whips priced from 10 cents to 1 dollar along with binder whips offered at assorted low rates. The listing highlights value sales and broad selection for carriages and equestrian use.
E Sheldon, an analytical chemist and graduate in organic chemistry, extols patent medicines noting their strong stomach and liver benefits. He cites a recipe combining Cascara Extract, Syrup Rhubarb, Garniana Compound Syrup, and Sarsaparilla, advised after meals and at bedtime for biliousness.
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