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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 05, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary text presents scattered names and events including marriages and property notes. Readable items mention individuals and places in a historical notice page, with unclear context but references to public notices and social events.
In a December discussion the Western Presby condemns the spoils system and warns against firing loyal officials after elections. It argues that mass dismissals to reward supporters threaten public service and invites patrons to replace good workers with friends, calling for principled tenure despite partisan shifts.
A noisy ethical critique laments politics and power in America, denouncing corruption and hypocrisy. It rails at lawmakers, courts, professors, and big money, claiming greed shapes law, prestige, and pricing of voices while ordinary workers struggle and virtue is mocked.
Henry George argues that free trade and social reform fail without mass awakening. He likens the people to a tethered bull driven by conscience to seek freedom, warning rulers and elites that ultimate power rests with the governed when suffrage and collective will align. He condemns passive reliance on kings, owners, or capitalists.
The Manitoba Government Dairy School will open with a Home Dairy Course starting January 1990 and run until February 3. A second course begins February 5 and ends March 2, followed by a third course. Applications receive guidance on housing, work, and instruction, with lodging arrangements and addresses provided. Merrick Bros. plan to relocate fur coats to wholesale markets soon.
Editorial notes indicate that Greenway Government is expected to resign from office around the 15th of this month. The column suggests upcoming changes in local governance and signals a shift in leadership.
Amid fearful night, a brave man from Michigan vowed to die before morning. Lincoln attended, but the woman begged for Dr. New Discovery. After taking, she slept and was cured of consumption. The ad touts the medicine as a miracle for throat and lung issues, priced at 50 cents and $1.00 with free trial bottles at Jerry's Medical Hall.
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