Money to Loan Notice Incomplete OCR
Money to loan advertised by local agents and building association. Names and details are garbled in OCR but indicate financial offerings and lender figures.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 23, 1900
Page
5
Money to loan advertised by local agents and building association. Names and details are garbled in OCR but indicate financial offerings and lender figures.
The Herald correspondent shares scattered notes from Portage to Winnipes and Fort soul, naming people like Bagot, Lowrie, Rowlatt, Weir, McCiell, Hilliard Ly e and others. Mentions travel, positions, farewells, shipments, and local chatter about work, schooling, and a church event with a long list of small contributions and community updates.
A fragmented Ottawa Letter discusses Liberal and government actions on rail transport, noting Rutherford and Macdonald Manitoba, press notes, and the question of enforcing control. It references a gateway commission, transportation reform, and political debate about the proper stance and power to address public interests. An unrelated local item describes a robbery case in Ohio and an ad for a medicine.
A fragmented report notes multiple incidents and brief updates. Neighbors discuss an attack, horses harmed or killed, equipment damage, and local figures like Mr. Byard Cook Payne Fleming and Pat tner. Vets attended a paralyzed horse, and a wagon axle failure interrupted lumber transport. Mr. Fleming and Sterling returned from holidays.
A garbled report mentions a Cherokee relates a near fast pursuit of a killer and a patient in rehab with Bitters praised for blood and health. It also notes a Shammeke tool, a Canadian contingent in a hot Sunday fight, and a sport series with gentlemanly conduct.
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