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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
1
The fragment discusses savings habits, urging frugality and careful spending. It notes the rule that one should save up to ten percent of earnings, with living expenses consuming the rest. It praises small investments like seeds and references Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a cheap preventive measure and potential doctor bill saver.
An old advertisement claims Dr Hamilton's Pills restore energy and health overnight. It urges readers to take the pills at night for swift morning restoration and immediate relief from sickness, promising vim and happiness for all users. The copy pushes a 25 cent per box price.
A promotional note recommending Chamberlain's windriver tablets as a pleasant laxative. It claims ease of taking and reliable action, and directs all druggists and dealers to stock the product.
A local photo business changes hands as H B Fryer assumes control, continuing the studio’s services and promising continued quality. Fryer’s leadership aims to sustain the established clientele and expand offerings.
The quiet wedding of Maggie Smith to Hugh Clayton was solemnized by Rev. J. Anderson in Minitonas. Guests included family, friends, and a long list of silver pieces and gifts. The couple departed by train for the East after a lavish reception and best wishes for a long, happy marriage.
Locals report visiting families and movements to the Winnipeg Fair. Mr Geo Thompson cuts sixteen screens of barley while Dave Smith praises timothy hay. The council chamber project advances, and teachers address increased school enrollment as Miss Caverhill resigns, with no replacement yet named. Musicians from Wolseley and visitors from Alberta and Ontario appear, and plans for a grain dealers journal begin.
The family acknowledges with gratitude those who offered comfort, prayers, flowers, and assistance during their recent bereavement. Special thanks to friends, neighbors, and the church group for meals and support during this difficult time.
The Pathhead and Southend teams planned a Saturday evening match but Southend was short staffed so MacGregor men played. The MacGregor combination won by a good margin. Monday evening featured two games with married men defeating the hand in the first game and MacGregor juniors beating Southend in the second match.
The brass band plans a Bran don outing next week after hard practice for the event. They expect new uniforms by then enhancing appearance. On Thursday evening they serenaded Main Street to favorable comment and Mr Hudson treated the players to ice cream.
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