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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
5
An advertisement extols a phonograph as a versatile home gift suitable for babies, children, and adults. It highlights seven models priced from $12.50 and promotes the device as central to family entertainment with bands, orchestras, soloists, and monologues.
A stray red and white cow, about two years old, has gone missing near Laven. The owner, W. Hexeyy, asks for any information leading to recovery.
All outstanding accounts for MacGREGOR Whole Wheat Flour Oat Chop Bi Chop Flaw bran and shorts must be settled by November.
In mid February a carload of work horses from the West will arrive, all strong workers. They must be sold quickly to free stable space. Prices are set very low to encourage fast purchases, so buyers should view them soon and buy early to save.
Agent for Great Britain Murphy Carbeery and Canadian land and cattle company interfaces in a trade dispute. Details show negotiations involving corporate entities and cross border interests seeking resolution. Debates focus on ownership, rights, and potential shipment arrangements across borders.
Raumers of a box scrial in the near future Mr George Moffat of Elk Park spent Nwmas with Mr and Mrs J W Fox Miss El Sherrett of Willow Range is visiting friends in the district Mr and Mrs D Lowes returned home after visiting friends at Roland Miss Jean and Agnes Fox returned home last Saturday after spending a week with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Houston at Foresty Rev Janes Wiking of V College conducted services last Sunday A very enjoyable school entertainment Christmas Eve featured Miss McBean with teachers and parents in attendance Mrs S Givens returned home from the General Hospital on Saturday last
The Muskoka Free Hospital for Consumptives faces severe funds depletion as salaries, bills, and utilities go unpaid. With state support tight, the hospital relies on bank overdrafts and urged donations from Dominion friends. Executive Committee appeals for immediate contributions to keep doors open for patients in need.
H W Baker announces his return to auctioneering after years in the east and has secured a license for North Norfolk. He guarantees attentive service and says terms are available on application.
An old advertisement promotes Preventics as a cold cure with no quinine and claims early use can prevent sickness. It quotes Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin and urges samples on request. It touts quick relief for feverishness and colds, with various pills and laxatives named.
The Beaver district plans its annual Minted and Foreign Bible Society meeting at the Methodist Church with an agent delivering a missionary address. Hampden Congregation also schedules its annual gathering to report on church work, while a local skating rink remains a community staple amid cold weather and scarce fuel.
A fragmentary exchange shows a patient and doctor discussing mortality and wills. The dialogue hints at fear, final wishes, and financial concerns, with garbled lines suggesting "My Will" and unresolved plans before a terminal moment.
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