Ad Rate Notice and Classified Ads From The Herald
The Herald shows late ads and notices including rent for space and entertainment listings. It notes arrears and mentions WALLEY & SON as publishers with advertising sections and public notices.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1900
Page
1
The Herald shows late ads and notices including rent for space and entertainment listings. It notes arrears and mentions WALLEY & SON as publishers with advertising sections and public notices.
The notice lists arrival and departure times for trains and mail at MacGregor Post Office. It mentions Atlantic Express and Pacific Express schedules and notes the 7) departure for Brandon Loc and 7:00 p.m. arrivals as well as Wednesday and Saturday timings.
A brief record indicates the issuer Hehe World IR with Munpeen listed as cashier. The note confirms standard process of remittance or account handling in the entity’s operation.
The ad announces a move to a new location between Holanes and Lam and promises to supply customers with a complete modern meat market selection. They seek turkeys and ducks at the highest market price and offer beef pork veal hides.
Fragmentary report describes prussic acid characteristics and lethality. It notes rapid death on ingestion or inhalation and compares potency to atropine. An ammonia and nitric acid incident is cited where four workers died hours after bravery in extinguishing a blaze.
The Market page shows scattered price changes for commodities including flour beans beef cattle hogs and dairy items with several garbled values. Trade mentions Winnipeg and wholesale dairy butter eggs and meats with uncertain figures and units.
The record details a inquest into William Hume’s death on December 6 in Manitoba. Testimony links his illness to suspected railway neglect and notes Hume’s work with the CPR construction crew. Multiple witnesses describe his last movements, attempts to arrange aid, and later autopsy findings confirming diphtheria.
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