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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 20, 1902
Page
3
A fragmented diary like scene shows Dave Shock’s household amid a labor dispute as his wife and daughters join striking workers. Tensions flare at the kitchen, chairs topple, and a family rift unfolds with whispered taunts and reluctant compliance as the strike progresses.
The Rura Rural Deanery convened at Hadstone on Feb 5 6 with Revs MacMorine Rural Dewan Portice Scott Westburne Castanee Grant Arden Belford and FB Lys present and a lay reader at Poplar Point. Reports show steady mission progress and praise for Aden church building efforts. A recommendation to open a new mission at Edrans was sent to the executive. Papers by Revs Castance and Belford. Next meeting set for Portage early May.
The Minister of Agriculture notes inconvenience in appointing Dr. Meacbren as veterinary adviser, citing his Montreal residence and divided attention. Dr. McEachren resigns after acknowledging inability to meet full duties due to connections with the Veterinary College of McGill University and other large engagements.
A fragmented notice mentions Shirriff receiving musical instruments and tam o Shane ers for Dr Rutherfutt of Portage Islands, with bets about a new arrangement. It touts Dr Rutherfard’s veterinary expert status and shu tters as guarantees of quality under the department’s work.
Merchants in Austin advertise heavy dress goods at two yard prices and list 1000 pounds of tea arriving this week. The ad praises Vardon for sales savvy, notes Merrick Bros. tea quality, and contrasts aggressive advertising with rivals while urging customers to visit for low prices and special offers.
Western Canada farmers welcome Spettz Market’s report of a new grain named Pettz Oremiuer now in market as seed for the spring. It promises strong demand, high yields, and suitability for poor soils, with favorable European origin and interest from Domus jou government experts and Supt. Beatard on Hitandos experimental farm.
A fragment reports a Laurel, North Carolina resident named Ross Richardson praising Dr King’s New Discovery for a respiratory illness. The text claims recovery after seven bottles and mentions multiple ailments including consumption, grippe, bronchitis, colds, asthma, hay fever, croap, and whooping cough.
Local merchants advertise aggressive sale messages including Knox's Sacrifice Sale with claims of hard times prices and quick cash deals. Advertisements tout carpets bedding iron beds furniture and groceries at reduced rates from Merrick Bros and Martin & Sager plus cheap syrups and figs to lure customers.
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