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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 25, 1904
Page
5
Local stock list and painting/derigers items draft noted for Kuna's Comer corner shop. Unclear text references office door, lam stable, and Wat bap derigers. No clear events or people to confirm.
Fragmentary note discusses correspondence and handling of a subject tied to a named person and an express service. It hints at responsibility and transmission but provides few concrete details or dates. The readable parts point to a general message about communication and accountability.
Letter writer compares tax costs between High Bluff and Portage la Prairie, arguing incorporation would not lower taxes and warning of fixed village expenses. The piece discusses municipal costs, licenses, sidewalks, and local reform as well as opinions on liquor policy and economic conditions affecting Macgregor and surrounding towns.
Farmer John argues that local liquor licensing affects the town’s prosperity and warns that liquor interests use a false claim that sale of liquor would draw trade to the town. He urges farmers to consider the impact on their large territory and community.
An advertisement touts a trademarked remedy as the best cure for influenza cough cold grippe and whooping cough claiming it prevents complications and pneumonia. It urges purchase from all druggists and dealers with optimistic endorsements.
A fragmentary letter notes alleged deception by M. Bager and claims solicitor advice urging seizure of creditors. The writer accuses Mr Sager of compromising conscience and criticizes a public letter as uncreditable, closing with a sign-off from P. W. Matin.
The community records the death of Mrs William Kelly of Me Elward Conghell Burnside who passed peacefully after a short illness. She was a respected member of society, married to a husband with children, and will be remembered for upright character and steadfast faith. The family receives deep sympathy from friends.
Miss Annie Col vint plans to return to her Austin home soon to resume duties. Miss Ellith Poyser recovers from illness while improving. A social gathering at Mr. Sutiers’s on Tuesday pleased guests. Mr. Levi Kergus aims to build a handsome house with careful savings. J Monty and daughter recover from a long illness. Rev. T Neville to preach next Sunday at 11.00. Mr. A Lewis attends to a sick cow as weather changes. Mr. E A Morris travels to the city for a light change in the weather.
Mrs. H. Gieger of Dankerton, Lown, says she has tried many medicines for stomach troubles and constipation without good results, until Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The product is sold by all druggists and dealers.
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