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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 21, 1909
Page
5
Fragmentary text mentions Dow inter Levds in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with ambiguous references to lovers and a person involved. Dates and clear events are not readable. The passage seems to describe relationships and a time span of twenty six years but lacks concrete actions or outcomes.
Tenders requested for construction of a set of steps on the MarGregor site. Tender period closes April 14. For specifications contact B Lewin at the office.
A Toronto page notes a man living without a home and in poor health, sole breadwinner for his crippled family. Neighbors seek funds to help. reference to Dr. McClure and Bonnie Briar Bush hints at charitable causes. Contributions directed to W. J. Gage at St Spadina Avenue.
An old advertisement promotes the Edison Phonograph as a versatile home gift. It claims the device draws family attention, boosts entertainment for children and education for youths, and invites customers to visit and hear several models before purchasing.
In mid February a carload of work horses will arrive from the West. The lot is described as good ore and suitable for all workers. To ensure rapid sale and clear stable space the price is set very low, urging buyers to act quickly and save on costs.
Notice of a stray ball calf described as two years old and red with white near the horns. The owner offers a suitable reward and contact is W. Henry in Lavenham.
Agent Sir GH Murphy along with Carnarry and the Canadian Land and Cattle Company are cited in a historic filing involving property interests and corporate relations. The document outlines ownership claims, agency roles, and associated land parcels managed or affected by the partnership.
H. W. Baker of Austin states he has renewed his auctioneering work after years in the east and has secured a license for the municipality of North Norfolk. He assures clients that their sales will receive the best possible attention upon engagement.
The notice touts Preventics as a risk free early colds cure to check colds before they worsen. It promotes prompt use and mentions samples and Preventice being sold today, highlighting non laxative safe cold care claims and a new book on cold prevention.
The Seventh Annus Convention of the Maine 4 Grain Growers Association opened with President D W McCaais of Por sage la Prairie addressing over two hundred attendees. JS Wood of Oadville submitted the director's report noting progress in the industry and organizational matters. The convention discussed charter amendments for the Grain and Produce Exchange and a vacancy on the board. The assembly adopted the report with little debate and addressed ongoing governmental questions about regional policy and railway appointments.
An Aran growers association formed in Austin with a grain growers group calling for attendance at Foreater's Hall. Officers elected included UG, Bolsover, Fitfin, and view-pres sarea. Members invited to next January meeting for new growers and attendees to join.
A fragmentary notice from Orangeville describes a district event with a first service planned for next Sunday. It mentions a social on Thursday the 28th and invites all, noting activities such as dining, recitations, and singing. The text references a box distribution and a stable room at Mr JB Pox's stable for lunch.
A church board in Leyte issues a direct challenge to Wood and Palmer two writers of letters published in the press. They call for clearer wording to reflect plans and reflect on the city notes and the potential for committee action.
The Springbrook Grain Growers met in the schoolhouse to discuss actions by the Manitoba Grain Growers Association. They supported nominating Andrew Graham of Pomeros for the Board of Railway Commissioners seat, and called for government ownership of elevators at both initial and terminal points. Delegates at Brandon city hall aim to pass resolutions to require railways to fence rights of way before construction. The group also affirmed the association’s power to pursue appeals from the County Court in defense of its members. Delegates D Roberts and F C Berry were appointed to Brandon for 2010.
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