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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
8
CB Murphy a prominent resident of Carberry and leading grain businessman in the province died this morning after months of illness. He came to the area years ago and built an extensive grain business with ties to the Grain Exchange Winnipeg. He leaves a widow and two sons.
Reports from across districts indicate general harvesting with ideal weather and strong binder sound. Larger than expected yields raise hopes of a wheat bounty exceeding one hundred million bushels, driven by favorable conditions and ample farm labor.
A Munich engineer living in Birmingham claims a new wireless telegraph system works on moving trains without contact to station wires. Demonstrations on a Brighton line show messages received clearly from a carriage to ground with trains at forty miles per hour. The setup uses a band or bridge of air between the carriage and ground, with apparatus in the brake van and signal box Three Bridges. Toronto World.
A brief note notes a liver tonic sold by all dealers to ease dullness and bilious feeling. The text reads as an old fashioned remedy advertisement. It mentions taking Cham lets at night to feel better before bed.
In a historic Koiding guild meeting, Miss Olesen presented a complete pair of separate shoes crafted by her, proving skill and knowledge of the trade. The master examined the work and granted her membership, marking a milestone for women entering the profession amid old customs.
An promotional notice for Wheat City Business College Brandon Manitoba highlights its strong curriculum and capable principal Mr F. Wood, referencing former affiliations with Central Business College Winnipes. The ad touts the college as the best in the West under experienced leadership.
Notice to horse breeders announces Clyde will visit Mac Rach Saturday afternoon to evaluate a mare and sire a young horse in his first westward session. The notice claims success in the east and invites attendance at home each evening. J Bou Tel’d, proprietor.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention re signing, months, and names like Raine. Details are missing or garbled, yielding no clear event, persons, or organizations to anchor a proper summary. Contents are insufficient for a coherent news card.
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