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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 12, 1918

Page

7

Delicate Young Garis and a Pursuit through a Cold Night

The narrative follows Foster and Gordon as they chase a thief who has lifted a peat bag tied to a crime. Amid rain and a steep slope, a pursuit unfolds with police interference and planned escape routes. Daly contemplates routes by train, boat, or steamship, while Foster weighs what to do with Pete.

Pelley Foster Pete Gordon Graham Ace Btn Daly Countriey Totlow Cariole Heistel Liverpool Montreal Carlisle Ther Campatinnshin

Pursuit in the Moor End Encounter with Gordon

Foster escapes through wet grass after a shooting and confronts Gordon in moonlight near a fence. Gordon remains cautious while discussing danger, past encounters, and the possibility of police pursuit as they assess motives and risks.

Moon Pete Foster Gordon Edinburgh Fence Graham Cary Foster Gordon

Saskatchewan Live Stock Industry Gains in Year

The sixth annual report of Saskatchewan’s live stock sector shows strong cattle numbers and improved conditions. It notes rising consignments to Winnipeg yards, 137,357 cattle moved west in 1917, and growing mutton and wool output. Sheep herd growth is expected to continue as high prices attract farmers to expand breeding stock.

Saskatchewan Unejon Wammipeg Atwartoba Winnipeg Alberta Nitoba

Fragmented Desert Scene Amid Siege and Flight

An OCR fragment portrays a desert village near a fortified camp under bombardment. It recalls Crusader era echoes, soldiers and villagers observing “God is great” as planes circle, a net catches fish, bugles sound, and the landscape shifts with light and color while the siege and daily life unfold amid war.

Leach Billa Mountsine Heavenly City Coloe Farcross Frank Ieaden Syria Sha

President Wilsons Desk in White House Story Told Abroad

A London newspaper recounts the tale of the Resolute desk, its voyage from an Arctic whaler, its U S government refit, and Queen Victoria gifting a desk made from its timbers to President Buchanan as a symbol of goodwill and enduring friendship between the United States and Great Britain.

Wilson White House London United States Great Britain HLALS Arctic Franklin England Franklin Pierce Pirouth Queen Victoria Buchanan Loving Bird Christian Science Monit

Tiger In Australia Recalled In Old Placenames

A fragment notes a now rare kangaroo like predator nicknamed tiger once common in eastern Tasmania and western regions near Tyenna and the Arthur River. It mentions the species surviving in remote areas beyond settlements and that healthy specimens once fetched up to one hundred pounds at zoos before wartime market changes.

Tasmania Tyenma Arthur River

Rise of a Balkan Republic in Albanian War Aftermath

A Longon Times correspondent reports on Koritsa known as Korce as an autonomous Albanian republic under allied protection. A 12 member council governs a mixed Muslim and Christian population with a post office and stamps. The region, though controversial, enjoys autonomy while expanding territory amid Allied advances.

Balkans Longon Times Koritea Korce Nan Ory Albania Avlona Salonika Constantine Sarrail Lake Malik Fdr Harest al of Koritsa Caza Serrail Koritan Massulman Christian Essad Pasha Cagte Skan Varios

Cheese consumption by country sparks odd stat talk

A quirky report claims England leads in cheese intake with 180 million silograms, followed by Somes Holland and Switzerland. France and Germany appear in the tally, while the piece critiques language quirks and mislabels.

England Holland Switzerland France Germany

German truck tires forged from spring wheels for war use

Reports detail Germany using limited rubber and improvised devices to tire and cushion trucks, with spring wheels praised only at moderate speeds on smooth roads. In retreats or rapid maneuvers the wheels fail as springs collapse, crippling the vehicles. Tarbes, birthplace of Marshal Foch, has decided to present him

Germany Tarbes Marshal Foch Shas

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