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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 21, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text from The Herald shows scattered mentions of Letters of Winton Marriages and Deaths, ads for meetings and notices, and a note about advertising content being continued or discontinued with arrears. The readable fragments obscure full events or names.
A 1907 Ottawa bulletin outlines J Morace Faall research on stink ing smut in wheat. Key results show spores resist standard seed treatments, wetting spores is crucial, and immersion in weaker solutions like Bluestone or formalin improves control while minimizing seed injury. Findings apply to Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta field conditions.
Favorable weather in the past ten days improved transportation for the Canadian Pacific Railway. The line can now allocate motive power to freight, easing fuel issues and boosting grain movement. Hundreds of thousands of tons of wheat from western regions are being shipped, signaling a strong 1906 crop outlook.
Plumas dispatch reports James Alexander of Tenby, longtime near High Bluff, went to fetch Wilson Lyle to help draw hay. Lyle shot Alexander at his home, then notified Alexander’s sister. Coroner’s verdict says Alexander died from a gunshot wound. Lyle committed for trial at Portage la Prairie assizes. he was taken to Gladstone and Portage by Constable Burr.
Elizabeth Culbert, staying in Elmwood for the winter, was invited to David Johnson’s home on a Wednesday evening. There, she was presented with a beautiful gold chain and address thanking her for her organist service at the Rossendale Presbyterian Church, signed by Mrs D A Johnson and church friends.
H W Baker announces resumption of auctioneering work in North Norfolk after obtaining a municipal license. He assures clients of attentive service and invites inquiries on terms. Austin.
Notice from agent T. R. Vardon stating that anyone who cuts wood on lands for which he is appointed will be prosecuted. Names Gregor Austin Sidney and Pine Creek appear in the notice as part of the identification of parties or witnesses.
One yearling colt sired by Napoleon Duke of Brandon winner at MacGuexor fair last year. One black horse weigh 1200 good worker. One brood mare second prize. Three cows two milking. Three calves. Sold cheap for cash or good notes at 8 percent due 1907. Apply to So Leckie weight 1350 at MacGregor.
For sale in Sate I Young Pure Bred Improved Yorkshire Sows from improved stock. Inspection solicited. Prices reasonable. Apply on prem. The sows are bred to boars from the celebrated herds of Je Breth var of Benford Ont Hunt and Son.
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