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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 18, 1909
Page
5
Edison phonograph dealership invites buyers to select a home gift for any occasion. Hear seven models ranging from 12 to 600 dollars. No member of the family is neglected and the device promises entertainment for babies and adults alike.
A mid February carload of work horses from the West is arriving. The lot is strong for workers and must be sold quickly to clear stable space. Prices are set very low to attract buyers, with about 60 parties noted as eager clients who should inspect soon to save on cost.
An experienced east auctioneer has taken out a North Norfolk license and warns clients they will receive the best attention. Terms are available on application.
Free tests offered for catarrh relief using Shoop remedies including Eucalyptus Thymel Menthol and Wintergreen oil. A sample and book are mailed without charge to encourage trials to prove the product value. Racine Wisconsin based Carre Shoop Remedy distribution advertised through druggists nationwide.
Public notice states the partnership Leretofors between Ramsay and Fleming liverymen of MacGregor is dissolved by mutual consent. All firm debts must be paid by February 1 1900. Creditors with claims against the firm should present them to Fleming on February 1 for settlement.
A local notice states an elevator will be closed for two months and plans to reopen in March. The message confirms a temporary halt in service affecting building access and operations.
A letter from Kowan to the Herald discusses propriety and integrity in public notices. The writer questions the actions of a group and asks for clarity on who leads and supports sincerity vs deception. The note hints at a staged act and seeks truthful reporting.
In Orangeville a local pastor notes district ties to the wood business and hints at possible upcoming political or social shifts. Observers reference Sunday services led by Rev. Mr. Leck rament Galarry and community activity surrounding intergenerational visits and marriages during the week.
The Leal branch hosts a banquet on March 1 at the Springbrook farm honoring Springhzor dies. Attendees enjoyed a meal, music, and social time extending late into the night, with several selfless members remembered for their contributions.
The piece offers practical agricultural guidance on heredity in horses, seed breeding, and weed management. It emphasizes that heredity transfers both good and bad traits, warns against discarding poor stock, and lists prolific weeds with seed counts. It also advises using a fanning mill before seed time and cautions that inferior kernels grown yield losses.
The article stresses choosing prime seed and uniform size as key for successful crops. It notes farmers face rising costs and shifting supply quality, urging prudent purchase amidst broader market changes and demand for better grades. Strong entities include farmers and seed suppliers shaping agricultural outcomes.
Kens Jnedy of the grain company leads a series of Manitoba meetings to confer with grain holders and elevator owners on a planned co operation scheme. Details are unannounced but the aim is to position the Grain Growers Grain Company as the recognized broker for elevators.
The Winnipeg Commercial urges merchants to keep stores busy to counter mail order houses. It warns of upcoming February and March dull spells if inactivity occurs, and predicts intensified competition from catalogue retailers. Also notes a Western Canada racing circuit organized a man shot at a foreigners dance in North Winnipeg and the sudden death of Grand Duke Vladimir.
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