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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1905
Page
8
In a compact notice the ad lists rates for various farm commodities and loans inclosed in joint notes mortgages. It cites crops and livestock prices such as wheat at 48-85 cents, corn around 10 12 cents, oats 35 cents, butter 20.22 cents, and poultry prices for chickens ducks and turkeys, with remarks on how loans may pay off.
The MacGregor juniors fell 6 4 to Carberry last week. Miss Armstrong from Bagot traveled as a passenger. The AO U W plans a grand supper concert and ball soon. Dr Kaake Portage la Prairie will visit MacGregor Mondays for practice. The Carberry hockey team arrives next Wednesday to play the locals. Dr Walker will visit MacGregor on the 12th. The Copenhagen creamery has moved into town. Wellington Women's Augury will hold a social January 19 in Cook hall with a fine program. Mr A Cockburns sale draws interest with a wheel offered. Presbyterian church sermon on Pattis first missionary journey Sunday. Mrs Chisholm to sing. MacGregor Quadrille Club invites members to Compli dance January 16 in Cook's hall. In Training a motor car incident ends with a scuffle and policeman intervening before a football match.
A feature with social elements is planned for the 19th at Wellington W. Als. A sarcastic lawyer quoted an ancient adage during a trial, prompting a judge’s playful reply. Winnipeg sewer concerns link typhoid to the system, with a Florence engineer claiming a germ can wipe out others. Rev Irl Hicks Almanac 1905 issued. Word and Works advertises texts and subscriptions.
There was a flutter in Rosendale society on Wednesday January 11 as Samuel Rands married in the Methodist church at 3 pm. Rev S W Stewart officiated with A Rodgers assisting and Miss K Rodgers and Miss G Rands as bridesmaids. The bride wore white satin with lace and pearl ornament, given away by her brother-in-law G Blag. A gold watch was a gift from the bridegroom. Guests enjoyed breakfast with speeches and songs after the ceremony.
A local educational column notes a feature on Crawley set in Toroor Michigan detailing school programs, teacher roles, and community initiatives. The piece highlights upcoming talks and the impact of curriculum changes on students in the district.
Fragmented OCR text mentions second readers and bi readers in French and English, geography for a junior class, arithmetic aid, and unidentified references to a present, a bat and a person named p gentwua. The readable portions show educational topics and unclear details without clear events or dates.
A fragmented commentary urges balanced talk on curriculum changes and government oversight. It notes not all pupils fit a standard program, calls for expert speakers in halls and schools, and warns against rushed actions while promising fair discussion to prevent secession.
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