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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 05, 1900
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes promote physician and surgical services by a Lars van Aiide figure offering moderate rates and training. It also markets picture framing services at reasonable prices, claiming increased trade and returns for customers who try the offerings.
A. H. Liversidge MacGregor Man announces opening a large stock of the latest fashion hats and ladies wear. Daily showings and attractive prices promised. Trade offers welcome for four and feed and harvested crops exchange. Includes ladies furs, outerwear, and dress accessories.
The Winnipes Tribune announces a special edition by Tamuse to deliver Gillet’s latest war news from South Africa. It promises 18 pages of local matter and ungarbled political reports, urging readers to subscribe for accurate, people‑centered coverage.
Ur will gully take son about aks to eat weil eaps but Willo A Logan warns not to go to Portage. Stock compares with any. sideboards 8800 up, Bertram suites 1.00 up, couches 600 up, rockers 100 up. Coffins and caskets on hand with attention to lighting and repair. vendors insist these goods are best manufactured.
Taz Herald reports district items from Rose Hill to Burnside including visits by Mrs Carr and Miss Annie McElrevy, social gatherings at Mr Bennet's and cottage socials, a tiny outdoor rink, and a Burnside Endeavorers social. It notes moves of Rod Fawcett to South Burnside, Ontario-bound travelers, a Burnside school concert, and local tradesmen like Arthur Fox and James McRenzie's W E P event.
Those with baggies delaim or any vehicle to look new in spring should visit A H Liverside MacGregor for cloissonné style painting. Prices listed for one to four coats. well heated workshop. experienced workmen. guarantees.
A fragmentary item notes a river team fleeing a mill five miles, then recounts a Hone'etta lawyer claim he cured his brother of malaria fever jaundice with Plectre Biters, praising the remedy for expelling malaria purifying blood and easing ailments. Berry's Medical Hall advertised the treatment at the end.
Austin based Mr Booth runs a implement warehouse in Gregor opposite Cook's hall while Mr Mackenzie M P contemplates renting his farm and a stay in Scotland. Rev W A Lewis travels to Ontario to visit relatives for three weeks. Miss York returns to duty and funeral notices arise for Mrs Cairns nephew Alston Thornton. St Cairns of Carberry attends Carberry Dramatic Society events at Cook's hall on the 12th. A Pathhead resident notes a reward for the correspondent. W B Gil travels Monday to attend a Turf club and Agricultural society meeting to gather business methods. The joint event in Cook's hall draws a larger audience than expected amid naval history lectures and Rok Mages visuals.
A distorted notice from December 2 1900 laments unpaid board bills of over 50 each from three deceased men who attended dances and social events. The keeper questions publishing the notes or ads and seeks advice on handling the collected money and sensational disclosure.
Knights of the Wheel of the World hosted a Cook’s Halton New Year’s Day event. A large turnout enjoyed Terpsichore on the dance floor and a fine supper by Mr and Mrs Peter s of Grand View. Committees Messrs W Mibson Osborne and Alex Hay organized the success.
William Glover of Meaford died at his home on Friday after a short illness of the lungs and heart. A respected citizen born in Devonshire England, he came to Canada with his parents, settled at Richmond Hill, and became a noted builder and contractor in Meaford. He was a Presbyterian and a Liberal in politics, survived by his family including Wm H Glover, a local merchant, and was buried after a funeral well attended by residents of Meaford and surrounding area.
Fragmentary ad style text touts a smeared salve claimed to heal skin sores and coughs. It mentions coins and bulls and promises guaranteed care and best pile cure on earth, but the garbled wording leaves unclear product name or proper claims.
A sensational ad claims Dr King’s New Life Pills turn weakness into strength and energy into life. The pitch boasts dramatic vitality gains and lists a price of 25 cents per box at Berry’s medical hall.
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