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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 1902
Page
1
A damaged page fragment notes settlements quarters and meetings with references to Burin Marriasee Droin Kateri and Neaparels. It mentions cross border crossings and a newspaper in a public notice context with vague terms like legal runsees and sales.
Local daily except Sunday 10 trains westbound. Transcontinental Express daily 10. Going fast four Transcontinental Express daily 1134 Local daily except Sunday 10 34. Masts on Transcontinental Express only with Local west. MacGregor Varcoe branch train departs Tuesdays and Fridays. Shipping arrival East and West. Mail leaves Friday.
Vague OCR snippet lists MacG REGOR and J B Merpeen as cashier. roster item hints at a payroll or register context. No clear event, dates, or locations are found. readable names and roles are preserved as the fragment mentions.
Market notes show wheat oats barley and flour prices with unclear figures. Mentions butter eggs oats and bran with varied quotes and inconsistent figures for Fort William markets.
The page blends contractor ads for wagons and plows with a North Norfolk Council minutes excerpt from McGregor district. It lists loan offers at six percent, road and by law topics, tax rolls, and appointments, plus local social notes and a scattering of residents and events.
A 15 acre farm near Macgregor offers 9 acres cultivated and fenced with improvements on site. Includes farming implements and well water. Ready for immediate use with accessible location three miles from town.
The World newspaper proclaims its thrice weekly edition as timely impartial news, claiming daily relevance and reliability. It highlights readers’ confidence, endorsing its mix of political, wise, and serialized content, with price offers for combined subscriptions and annual rates.
Community items report Mrs Jon Sineuth visiting relatives, and Mr G L Greenlay starting a crush grain project for farmers. Notes mention a wood shortage, a train accident injuring Mr Putt Blackwood, a planned party at Mr Biggers, and plans for a brick residence. A tram car safety reminder and ongoing family updates complete the column.
A fragmented local item notes various visits and events including Mrs Bartey paying Perty pursdy, Miss Ethel Edgar visiting Burnside, and Mr Burke of Souris visiting D Graham’s. Mentions of Hor losing a horse, Mrs Bob and Mrs Lena Susan visiting Burnside, and inquiries about Bob fixing his rifle. Mentions Miss McCnish of Morden and a buyer at Wi tor Co.
Fragmented OCR notes declare a mysterious cure named Glu Ir Gi for cats, corns, burns, bruises, fractures, and eruptions. It claims universal healing with a price of 250 a box from a drug vendor.
Fragmented ad copy urges saving snow shoe tags as a returnable plug for pay roll chewing tobacco. Mentions 150 presents and a 1903 deadline, with a Winnipeg branch noted in marketing text.
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