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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 28, 1904
Page
1
The fragment notes a location west of Phos and references Bart’s Telephove 2 Macommuon Max in unclear terms. Entities read as Bart’s Telephove and a place descriptor, with no clear dates or events to confirm a definite outcome.
Barristers Neighen and McPherson have opened an office in Portage Jarrairie. Mr Meighen will represent the firm there and, for the present, will be in the office every Saturday.
Fragmentary text mentions day rates, days, a federal office meeting, and an opening pier. Information is incomplete and no clear event, entities, or dates emerge for a concise newspaper card.
A local Portage la Prairie hearing involves Mrs. Armitage accused of shooting a neighbor’s horse with a tack loaded gun. She and her husband provide differing accounts, she claiming she fired, he disputing, leading to her release on bail while prosecution pursues further action.
Unclear OCR shows a church financial statement from 1902 or earlier with entries for voluntary subscriptions, collections, envelopes, organist and caretaker expenses, ministerial stipend, insurance, and liabilities. Names and clearer figures are smudged. balance and totals appear at bottom.
On behalf of myself and family I tender thanks to the mevih Congregation and my brother s and friends for sympathy and kindness shown during our recent bereavement for Geo. W. Faryon of the Presbyterian church.
An old advertisement extols Chamberlait cough remedy as a universal cure for coughs colds fevers and influenza praised for safety in children and suitable for mothers. It claims rapid cures and life saving effects especially against whooping cough, then notes it is sold by druggists and dealers along with men’s wear like sweaters and shirts.
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