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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 11, 1902
Page
1
Irregular OCR text outlines westbound to 10.45 and 11 80 times 1245 for days and hours, with references to Tuesday Friday and Saturday slots. Mentions post office hours, mail delays, and a damaged letter money order process. Lacks clear names or locations due to garbled data.
The Herald reports on Methodist Sunday school meetings in Macgregor and Beaver Creek with Christmas tree plans and Santa Claus gifts. Ward contests, bank hours, and local advertisements are noted, along with a concert supper at Cook's Bat and efforts to secure talent. Directors are named for upcoming fairs and church activities.
The Girls Guild of St. Pauls church prepares a sale of work to be held on Saturday December 13 at 2 p.m. Tables will feature a variety of furnishings and suitable gifts. Light refreshments will be served during the event.
The piece notes Portage council and mayoral nominations on the 2nd inst were illegal under the Municipal Act and must be redone next Tuesday. It mentions Sloughtown in a sleepy state and Bruce Oswald escaping a fatal fire at Hay's crossing. It also highlights Mr George Habkirk of McKillop 7 Seaforth completing 10 rods of tile drains at 79 years old.
The Macgregor lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen plans a forthcoming gathering as members prepare the traditional event. Local organizers coordinate activities and invite attendees to participate in the community affair.
The document lists church services for St Pauls Awegregor Rev Covenp and St Cuthbert's with multiple Sunday prayers sermons Bible classes and communion notices. It also notes North Norfolk council elections on 16th with candidate names and ward results and polling station details.
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