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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 24, 1902
Page
1
The Herald fragment mentions alleged abusers and a cited date frame. It references individuals and a possible court or police action, though the text is garbled. No clear names or places are readable to identify a full event.
Travellers guide lists Imperial Limited and Local trains with times on Fridays Sundays and weekdays. Gorse East Mail Daily and Wellwood section show connections to Macgregor Iv Pine Creek Farans and Wellwood arrival 12 45 pm. Mails for Edrans and Rosehill departures noted with post office hours and deadlines for registrations.
A fragmented notice references MacGregor and Max and discusses business matters including calendar needle usage and an invitation for offers or inquiries at the caller’s request. The readable text hints at a commercial context with potential bids or inquiries.
Market notes list wheat oats and barley with varying bids. Prices shown include ranges for oats and bran and slight shifts for other cereals, reflecting a sluggish demand and fluctuating commodity values in the current trading day.
Booth Bros act. Deering 6.7.10 and 127 binders touted as the only nf binder on the Manitoba market from the Deering Harvester Co. and praised by farmers. A letter from Mr. Bitzer defends the Deering eight foot binder against circulating reports and warns legal action against those spreading false claims.
The fragmentary text references a disaster incident and associated credits or coverage, with unreadable or garbled words. It mentions inquiry into “news of the disaster” and may imply a report on the incident and related updates, though essential details remain unclear due to damage.
Mrs Stooke week Mrs Muir and Miss Smith traveled to Winnipeg this week. Mr Jas Elston of I was in the village last week. Alf Jamesin sold his farm to Mr R Stoke jr. S Wolf returned home from Sidney last Friday after a pleasant visit to Mr and Mrs Dalle. Berry picking draws farmers from nearby areas. Lindsay, delegate to Dominion Alliance from the Presbyterian church, left for Winnipeg. Funeral of G Wison was well attended last Thursday. Blinds drawn as the cortege passed through the village.
A fragmentary rural news item reports hot weather at the fair, farming activity by Fred Orchard and Robert Stirling, a buggy getting stuck in mud near Eminul, and locals reacting to a CP train siding delay. It mentions a Smallpox scare, cordwood cutting, card on a door about Smallpox, and a troubling rise in a young farmer’s weight loss with rumors of impropriety.
Advert reads a bread product praised as superior to competitors with matured natural properties. It offers this grade in exchange for wheat and promises tight prices for bulk car lots or yard delivery. The firm notes 21 cars currently on order for western shipment.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Smith hosted a large gathering of friends in Port After refreshments music and dancing continued until morning. All present reported a most enjoyable time during the social event in honor of Marie and Mr Geo Vollet and Miss Munroe.
A Wednesday afternoon match between Austin and Wellington elevens at John Barber’s farm ended with Austin first innings and a final 3 run victory. Hosts Mr and Mrs Barber provided generous hospitality as spectators enjoyed a lively game with notable performances and several players missing or not out.
In a drawn match at Aus, Storr team faces Aus after 1st innings 60, 2nd innings 62 with W. Way, J. James and Seeley delivering tight overs. Arnold and Camsell lead for the bowlers while Seeley and Hucks share multiple wickets. A late smoking ad interrupts play as readers debate tobacco merits.
The Herald reports the Manitoba Weekly Free Press of Winnipeg offers a personal subscription for twenty-two pictures by G Lorenzo. The painting Folding of the Horn depicts five horsemen in western attire against a wasteland with vivid water and sky, praised for natural coloring and outdoor-life study. The deal costs one dollar for a year, with monthly pictures sent upon receipt, creating a gallery of twenty-two gems for western readers.
The fragment notes that Amber plug smoking tobacco is claimed to win on its merits with a query asking if it has been tried.
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