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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
5
GorNa East 102 Frandon Local 931 Mallon reports a misposted schedule for the Bran post. Mail must arrive at least half an hour before dispatch time and the facility will not be open.
A fragmented report notes a patent remedy labeled as a worm salve containing acid. The text mentions a price of 250 and references steps or items related to a "wit deuggets" and "Pat, oan" with unclear meaning.
A Lakeview farming note recalls visits by neighbors Mr Thos Hianta and others, praising a pleasant gathering. The piece mentions summer weather, wheat beading out and crops expected above average, while Dave Laws recovers at home after illness and a brief jail of prowlers nearby.
The town notes a Dominion Day picnic for youths with two open air meetings by the Branglists, one canceled during games as out of season. Miss Marion Platt, a school teacher, leaves for Winnipeg to study for a higher certificate after many new friendships formed. The region enjoys warm weather, improving crops, and a lively community atmosphere despite some interrupted events.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Brandon and Laurier government amid unclear references. It references a lone observer and a driving figure, but the text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or dates. No verifiable actions or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable content.
Local tidbits recount a wedding scene with Mrs Afowis and Mrs Stewart in attendance, Elwood assisting the bride, a reception for guests, and a rice and confetti sendoff. Tim Collar’s new house receives finishing touches by Ilsa Dalgleish as road work draws farmer attention this week.
Elmwood residents report Mrs E K, Mars presiding affairs, Silvey tied to Marshall's sister. Miss Mabel Kane attends Cypress School. Miss Moffat to Port Prairie for holidays. Dr Roterte, Miss Grimes visiting. Miss L Catborr and Miss Gertie Kane spending vacations in Port Mise.
Reported notes say May Poser and Collier were vetoed from Winnipeg for or so credit to the district. Picnics drew people to Mr Alf. Suentorf recounts a rough time at the last baseball match. He was in the rush and should know.
Readers are urged to rush to the upcoming picnic date as Ammeline is noted to be in great demand and days are counted for event attendance, reflecting local enthusiasm and quick turnout.
The notice reports the death of Mrs Glover and mentions funeral arrangements. It notes local activities including an Orange Society parade, addresses by Mr. Middl son and Pastor Mr C i0, and various visitors and community happenings. The fragmentary text references other names and places such as Armstrong and Tre herne, with scattered references to local tradespeople and farmers.
The Western Manitoba fair features Agri Dairy Machinery and a variety of exhibits. A standout is $10,000 worth of fur items in raw and manufactured forms from Port Ved, with plans for a grand display and preparations underway for the event.
An OCR fragment claims Chamberlains Stomieh and Liver Tablets relieve stomach pain and liver issues for residents of Ontare Cannas. The ad asserts cures for digestive ailments and promotes the product as a remedy, but the text is garbled and offers no verifiable details or sourcing.
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The fragmentary notice lists a farm related to a Guulare Soply to wash. It mentions an owner or proprietor and several garbled names likely indicating Macdcogor and Maas. Details are unclear but imply a property sale or transfer context with listed individuals.
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