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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
5
The advertisement references residency duties for a person on land owned by cer mint nally and mentions Cory Deputy of the Minister of the Interior. It notes that unauthorized publication will not be paid and implies a legal or official notice regarding homestead responsibilities and inheritance.
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A rural item notes an Asy farmer requesting binding information on a wine shed preset. Eager bidders are invited to send their price estimates and email or mail their proposals to the listed contact.
The Beaver team held two baseball games, winning the 12 to 14 match and losing the 10 to 14 bout against Ellemith. A grand dance followed Harry Savith’s Tarn completion with about 50 couples attending, while other community notices mention church services, a garden party, and local movements.
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