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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1903
Page
1
Local Daily schedules run except Sunday with morning and evening departures. East and west post office times list departures on specified days with midweek and Saturday mail, noting the post office closes after 7 p.m. and letters must be posted 52 hours before mail departures.
A garbled page fragment from Austin includes scattered quotes on honesty in recreation, childhood games, health and sanitation, wheat production projections, and promotional lines for local stores. It appears as a collage of uncertain OCR text with brief ad snippets for stores and products such as fresh groceries, a tailor, fur goods, and the Nasional cream separator.
Macgregor residents hear a pledge from multiple merchants to shut shops at 7 PM local time from January 15 to August 1, 1903, except Saturdays and pre-holiday days. Signatories include E. W. Sager C Street Ed Smith R. Marti Merrick Bros H. B. Fryer W. H. Glover N. Holme and Dr Geo C J Walker. Carrberry plans to visit Macgregor on the first Monday and Tuesday of the month for professional work. Roots at the Sua. Also note Young Liberal meeting Mondays at the Post Office.
Duluth News-Tribune interview reveals Parker claims thousands flee the U S to Canada for cheaper living and fertile land. He cites lower taxes in West Canada, higher grain prices, and cheaper goods as drivers. He says two hundred thousand may move to Manitoba and Northwest Territories, boosting migration patterns and potential annexation opposition.
Stock takes pause as E W Sager's Merrick Bros push spring shipments to arrive soon. Bargain seekers urged to visit the Corner Store for a parlor suite and 5 piece riffs offered at 19.50. Women’s fashion noted with remark about originality as shoppers compare footwear and attire.
The Dominion’s trade for the first six months of 1902 reached 2,231,342,201 dollars, up from 213,231,409 the prior year, an increase of 14,110,592. Imports show mixed duty changes, exports rise in mining, fisheries decline, forests and agriculture, animals and other products, and manufactured goods each contribute to a broader growth.
Nir F Beattie private banker Swan River notes Peter Verigen’s strong influence among the Donkhobors as he urges shifts in religious views and land policy The letter mentions a borrowing hope to buy horses and a push to apply for homes and entries Separate ads urge solid oak sideboards cheap drinks and garden equipment with various vendors named including Jack Ross and Pertus showing separators and a rejuvenator product.
Sunday School Association work methods discussed at a Winnipeg conference hosted by the MCA. Pastors officers and members are invited to attend Friday at 1:10. The program aims to educate on up to date association work and voting benefits. Names of participants will be published later.
The North Norfolk region comprises twelve townships, crossed by main and branch lines of railway with Beare and Sidney among them. No mills or large shops, but ample markets, churches, and timber. Land varies from five to fifteen dollars an acre with easy terms. average prices eight to twelve dollars. Wood readily available. new settlers see opportunity, land value said to be rising.
The Winnipeg Free Press withdraws its ten picture set for subscribers and offers twelve returns on receipt of orders for 1903. The collection showcases diverse subjects including Yachting Algerian and a pointer dog with delicate water color accuracy.
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