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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1899
Page
5
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The Ottawa letters criticize Mr Sitton as a self serving politician while Stratford Beacon accuses Sir Richard Cartwright of nepotism across Dominion and Provincial governments. Relatives in public service allegedly advanced under Liberal leadership, prompting questions about influence and merit. The article notes ongoing scrutiny this week.
In a budget address Mr Field defends tariff cuts under the 1807 Act, noting Liberals claimed reform would boost business. He argues reductions did not harm industry and cites growth in commerce and manufactures, while critics shifted stance, dubbing the old policy as unchanged. Field outlines a three-step tariff reform approach.
Fragmentary OCR text mixes poetry lines and stray phrases, unnamed entities, and unreadable OCR artifacts, with no coherent event, People, or organization to report as a news item or summary.
A fragmented text praises a breakfast feature, calling it a revelation in delights and highlighting a quick, satisfying snap for the snap. The fragment hints at a clever breakfast presentation and engaging flavors that captivate diners.
The text outlines a heated partisan clash over lobbying in Ottawa and U S influenced politics, with Liberal MP George from East Elgin condemning lobbyists as pernicious. It recalls tariff reforms favoring Britain, proposing preferential rates with phased reductions and shifts of duties to the free list, arguing overall relief from burdens.
Five young men sought for canvassing duties in a small district. BradleyGarret Brantlor farmers who used tough wheat for seed, despite warnings, are reseeding their fields. At Portage Creek neighbors organized a seeding bee to resow the entire acreage.
Bradley Garretson Co offers a large valuable book at a strikingly low price. Advertises a cheap, beautiful prospectus available free on time, highlighting Brantford Ontario distribution and selling appeal to readers seeking affordable literary works.
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