Letter from Boor Bros disputes Deering binder report
In a long letter dated 1902 from MocGregor through Boor Bros the writers deny Romulus Goodrich's claims about a Deering Harvester Co. binder trial. They state no contract existed, allege Goodrich was given a one day trial only, and demand return of the binder. They accuse informers of false statements and dismiss Jewish associations, asserting they did not discuss field trials or wrongdoing with any party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
R. Goalrich
Caims
Deering
Walesman
Ki Godtfried
Romulus Goodrich
N. E
Norfolk
Remaius
Mr. Goodrich
Samuel Fox
Booth
Deering Harvester Co
Mir
Romul Goodrich
Ben
Pec Yo
Boor Bros
Mocgregor
Holmes & Co tightens summer clearout ads
Local merchants announce a broad sale featuring blouses at reduced prices and a large assortment of farm and household goods. Holmes & Co, Macgregor Bal, and Ross Martin advertise fruit preserves, hay, handles, shoes, blankets, gloves, smocks, overalls, tea, and harvest supplies. Fryer Photo Gallery promotes portrait options. Shop windows invite customers to inspect bargains and pick up threshing bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cos
Tetley's
Manitoba
Protective roofing and binders from Booth Bros and Deering
The notice announces roofing and fasteners from W. H. Glover with Deering Ideal Binder claims. It notes Booth Bros stocking crockery and harvest equipment, praising Deering for durability and life. Regional items include strikes, council decisions, and industry mergers impacting Canadian manufacturing and farming gear.
Canap HAN Honolulu Chinistry 2 and Old Country Winnip
Canap HAN Honolulu Chinistry 2 and Old Country Winnip appears as a fragmented regional item with unsure names and places. The readable parts suggest a local notice or brief item mentioning Honolulu and Winnip in a historical newspaper context, but specifics are unclear.
Comfortable summer garments and bargains listed
The notice details affordable men's light underwear at 45 cents, black lustre jackets, a black and white stripe suit for 3 dollars, and a range of shirts and skirts. It also mentions harvest shoes at 1.25 and smocks for 1 dollar, plus a sugar barrel at 4.63 per 100 pounds.
New Machinery Promises Samples for Your Work
Company announces new machinery and invites discussion with potential buyers. They offer to demonstrate samples and seek immediate orders, stressing collaboration and shared review of capabilities.
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Communications
Weto
Hela Cureves
Business Brinuers
Holmes & Co
Martin
Oxfords
Ross Martin
Holmes & Co's
W. H. Hine
People’s Store
Austin
Fryer
Ballery
Cail
W. H. Glover
Boots Bros
Booth Bros
Bowmanville
C Wnadian
Halifax
Cen
Canada
Portage la Prairie
That Town
Hawkesworth
Manly
the Mer Cotton Co
Britain
York
King Farward
India
Henry T. Gage
California
I. U.S
We Canada
the People's Store
Horses Lake of the Woods Milling Co'y
Town of
J. Deacon
Han
Pacific
Fereepoon
Phommon
Wes Stern
Honolulu
E McPherson
Free Press
The
Weekly Tribune
Es.sanepe
Oscar J
Merrick Bros
Smith
SMVPH
Macgregor
S. Macdonald
Mr. Farmer
W Binder
E McCormick
Eve McCormick
Ula
Winnipeg
W. Shoults & Sons
HERAD
Iwiy Boys
Portage
Toronto
E. W. Sager
Tou
Pioneer Hardware Store
EB. Fryer
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