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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
3
The government reports progress on the refrigeration act to promote cold storage warehouses. Four stores have been erected and several others are in progress across the Dominion with varying degrees of support to groups proposing new cold storage facilities.
A man cruising at night tried to warn residents of a house with four windows lit, leaning to help them. A wave of water hit him in the face as he staggered back, a passersby muttering a warning about consequences if he stayed out past nine.
A noted portrait painter has been honored with a royal commission to paint royal portraits. Queen Alexandra and the Duchess of Argyll own works by the artist, who studied in Glasgow London and Paris. His works hang in major galleries including Manchester, Glasgow, and other large cities.
A jumble of brief anecdotes and jokes features a maid, a library, and coal shortages with quick replies. Readers encounter quips about amateur acting, a sign reading boy wanted, and a judge who jokes about stolen names. The piece ends with a male speaker praising a child before correcting himself about a girl.
A garbled set of exchanges references a new baby, a bowling success, and various social observations. The misspelled lines hint at correspondence about personal updates, daily routines, and distant acknowledgments, including questions about families and progress, framed in a breezy, informal voice.
The readable text presents a garbled report about a transit path and station concerns. It mentions employees, a timetable, and a requested action by authorities but lacks clear details or names. The fragment hints at procedural steps and possible debates over policy.
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