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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement touts Hamilton's Pills as a cure for diseased blood and a tonic to build strength and improve complexion. The copy asserts universal cure claims and urges readers to buy the remedy to treat various ailments.
In a tense exchange, Lawrence probes Lucy and Foster about Walters and Daly. Lawrence recalls mountain expeditions and a glacier trip linked to Walters, while Lucy questions timing and danger. Mrs Stephen supports Lucy as they weigh Walters motives and possible extortion.
London reports a Canadian officer close to Ludendorff’s staff saying fear is certain and the end near when Canadians broke Hindenburg Line. A new line was to be built and troops moved back. Germans in the area reportedly viewed Canadians as protection against Bolshevism and welcomed batteries arriving at the Boon University.
An article argues 1919 should accelerate public works and private construction in Canada. It notes labor, coal, and material supply improvements, demobilization, and investor confidence as key drivers, with housing, factories, docks, and railway projects to revive industry and immigration.
A compact six room house and broader real estate drive are seen as key to revival. Builders face rising tabour costs and materials, with a gradual path to a balanced market. A united cross class effort is urged to speed reconstruction and stabilize the economy.
A new modern lumber mill near Prince Rupert is described as large with planned saw mill shingle mill plating mill and dry kilns plus storage. It aims for efficiency and low production costs with a 125 000 to 150 000 feet capacity and a twin feed engine powering both saw and shingle operations. The design includes two story twin deck layouts and a comfortable Canadian home addition with ample closets and linen storage.
The National Association of Builders' Exchanges announces the Milwaukee convention in the last week of February. Detroit Builders and Traders' Exchange plans to send a large delegation to push postwar industry reconstruction.
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