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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
8
The Marco Dual Power Farm Lighting Plant showcases a full electric power system with silent chain drive and auto current control. Described as rugged, versatile, and easy to operate, it promises reliable light and power for farm work with a push button start and no cranking. Government records noted, and limited allotments urge prospective buyers to inquire now.
Voters are urged to consider James Bousfield for the office of Reeve in upcoming municipal elections. The notice appeals to residents to weigh his qualifications and support his candidacy.
The incumbent D A Shaw appeals to voters for reelection as Reeve. He notes seven years on the council, promises to limit taxes and emphasis on a permanent system of good market roads starting in 1920, and asks for support despite weather preventing personal contact.
Nomination notice from a candidate addressing electors of Ward One. He pledges to devote time and best energies to ward work if elected in the upcoming election on Tuesday December 16. The letter expresses respect and thanks in advance for the vote.
Percival H. Cox announces his candidacy for a second term as Ward Two Councillor. He pledges to represent the ward conscientiously and to spend funds where they do the most good, citing his past two years in office.
The message notes scarce help and high wages, hindering work but seeking continued support. The speaker appeals to ratepayers, expressing effort and gratitude while asking for trust and continued backing amid constraints.
Vague notice to electors of Ward Two urging support for qualified candidates. The message requests voters to cast ballots and consider the duties of office, signing by G. W. Quinn.
The fragment appears to announce a vote or appeal addressed to Ward Four electors. It mentions a closing action by the author and references a political-ward context, suggesting a forthcoming or final message to constituents.
A candidate thanks supporters and pledges continued welfare focus and fair use of funds for the ward and municipality. He reflects on learning from past term, accepting mistakes, and promises to steer welfare with interest and care for residents and overall community development.
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