Capital paid up reserve and unverified profits brief note
The document records capital paid up reserve and unverified profits totaling 9000 with a trailing figure 74248, indicating financial entries on capital reserves and profit status.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 08, 1904
Page
4
The document records capital paid up reserve and unverified profits totaling 9000 with a trailing figure 74248, indicating financial entries on capital reserves and profit status.
Macgregor Branch Savings bank department composite received ant highest rates of interest an even with no notice or delay required making with Money scarce farmers and sale y incurred at lowest current rates general banking business wanted Ew Mackintosh.
A parish notices list church services across multiple locations. It records prayer meetings, Holy Communion celebrations, evening prayers, Sunday school, Bible classes, and catechism events led by rectors such as C. iarrington and ministers including Chisholm. Times vary from morning prayers to 8 pm Sunday services.
Wanted call for a selector to represent Canada’s greatest nurseries in Macgregor and surrounding country. Special lists of fruits ornamentals shrubs varieties recommended by Experimental Stations at Bradon and Indian Head for Manitoba and the Northwest. Includes cottonwoods poplars and other quick growing hardy trees for hedges and shelter belts.
Fragmentary ad copy advertises furnished accommodations by the Sinclair House. Mentions daily or weekly rates and general lodging for commercial usage. Likely an early 20th century rental notice with garbled OCR text.
Advert for sale items including farm homestead with 6 acres and cedar fenced pasture. Auction planned end of March for two to four year old stock, wheat, water access, school and churches nearby, cemetery across road. Wording indicates reasonable terms and location near New Zealand spring offers.
A damaged notice describes stray calves and heifers near a premises. Details are fragmentary but indicate five spring calves two heifers and a description of markings such as a white round tail. Contact information appears to advise applying to a listed signer for evidence.
A five dollar reward is offered for a lost item described as a broke pen with a white stripe dawn faces a white ferlock and halter. The finder should contact Mrs FJ Thompson at Muessezor for return.
The notice advertises house painting and wallpapering at reasonable prices. The undersigned has stock on hand and offers to do interior work, inviting calls to the office near Ox's Corner Store.
In Fall and spring jackets from S. J. Rourke's line up, with latest hopes and prices. Stanley's guaranteed money back for troubled buyers and a promise of quality.
Fragmented OCR text mentions locations Mackegor D Graham Pathhead Haver and Holme’s child with prices and a band at Fryers. Details are unclear but suggest a miscellaneous notice about items, a wedding ring, guns, and stoves with prices. Information appears incomplete and non-coherent.
Norfolk public notice records the meeting to review directors and auditors reports and to elect officers for Win, Caine, Pres. W Gilroy. See further details in the notice.
Fragmented OCR notes describe pedigrees and breeding details for various dogs or livestock. It lists names like Crystal City coach owner Jas. Moore and W. L. Tran, with numerous dates and breeder references. The text is garbled and includes stray parentage phrases and place names such as Whitewater and Klondike.
The text touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Medicine as a fast acting remedy for sudden severe stomach pains and colic. It claims no one can prescribe a better medicine, and urges immediate relief with this product sold by all druggists and dealers.
A historical ad copy touts Emergency Medic 92 for sprains and bruises, claiming Chamberlain’s VP Balm soothes pain instantly and speeds healing by about one third. Describes antiseptic qualities and prevention of blood poisoning. notes availability from druggists and dealers.
A fragment from The Herald describes war reports from the far east with grim details. It laments the lack of focus on the sacredness of human life and notes how conflict details often seem sickening yet remain the central concern of reporting.
The editorial argues education and temperance are closely linked to crime prevention. It urges school trustees to ensure access to education, criticizes excessive intoxication, and notes the death of W. Caven LLD principal at Toronto and losses in Canadian Presbyterian colleges. It highlights Manitoba governance, home school ties, and calls for stronger education and temperance efforts nationwide.
A fragmentary ad recalls nerviline claimed to fix sprains and wrist pain with frequent use. It mentions a visitor from Paisley noting towns powered by acetylene and sethos cars, highlighting old town tech contrasts.
A well attended hockey meeting in the evening at the ey Houmes Prong notes MacGregor’s strong hockey enthusiasm for the season. Officers elected include Patron J Crawford MUP, President H Rogers, President N names, Vice President WH Glover, K Moir, Secretary Monday and Toa tasked with duties.
MacGregor public school reports for November show Bolton and Christie rooms with numbered enrollments and average attendances. The list names pupils by surname with many entries including Little, Fox, Shaver, and Lut. Details include tardies and total attendance figures across rooms and the dean.
The article warns that consumption rises yearly due to careless behavior leading to catarrh and lung trouble. It promotes Crtarrhzone as a vapor remedy claimed to kill germs, prevent reinfection, and cure bronchitis and catarrh with two months treatment priced at £1.00 plus samples.
Andrew McPhee and his company bring the King of Tramps to Cook's Hall for one night featuring singing, entertaining specialties, and an exhibition of canine intelligence by Prof. Downie. The show includes a full band and orchestra, touted as the best yet. Seats are on sale at the Central Drug Store.
An old advertisement claims grip remedies quickly knock out the flu after winter weather. It promotes taking liver and bowel stimulant tablets to clear congestion and aid the body during cold and gripe attacks. The claim emphasizes tonic action on bowels liver and kidneys.
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