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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 21, 1905
Page
4
A reflective piece contrasts the Savior's birth with human suffering. It recalls angels singing to shepherds and the visit of wise men, then condemns violent rulers and cries for mercy. The author cautions against prying into divine mysteries while affirming faith amid injustice.
Local column notes list marriages and deaths with advertisements and notices. The page includes social events and entertainment items, alongside editorials and notices from various departments.
A local editor argues that schooling costs per child per day are high and attendance is inconsistent. The piece calculates per diem costs, analyzes family impact, and questions parental responsibility for regular attendance. It cites 202 school days, 37 pupils, and rewards/penalties of attendance figures.
A clipped, formal note discusses the Norfolk situation, aiming to present a concise digest without moralizing. It promises clarity despite revising the state of affairs and asks for understanding as a faithful summary is prepared.
An underlined letter from William Cams thanks electors of Norfolk and North Lancs for a decisive Tuesday victory. He recalls faith placed in him in earlier campaigns of 1902 and 1908, pledges renewed support and promises careful attention to municipal business.
A fragmented apology letter discusses statements made at Austin about Mr Baker and Mr Cuirns and auditors reports. It mentions Mr Vardon and alleged improper deed transfers to a municipality and references to irregularities in a transaction process.
Having purchased the blacksmith business recently run by O. Urdoeh, the new proprietor will continue blacksmithing and wood work at the stand. The advertisement notes readiness to serve with skilled trades.
The Rev. 8. gon leads Wednesday evening service at Epworth. Sunday morning prayer and sermon, youth event, and Sunday school follow. Evening worship Sundays at 7 pm and each Wednesday at 7:30 pm. St Catherine’s Cathedral holds afternoon Bible class Sundays at 2:30. Beaver Creek service at 3 pm on the 3rd and 8th.
Vague note expresses gratitude to Ward 2 electors for their confidence in reelecting the speaker. Mentions duties to be fulfilled and assurances of continued service. Language is unclear and reconstruction preserves intent without specifics.
A brief message from Sam thanks supporters and acknowledges elector votes. He emphasizes no hard feelings toward those who opposed him and notes it was voters' privilege to choose.
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