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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1904
Page
5
Fragments show a weekly traveler schedule from Brookdale and routes to Austin with departures on Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays at 10 09 AM and 8 00 PM. Includes mentions of seed potatoes and household goods priced near one dollar and a half, with names like Madge and Payesing.
Ingram parish notices an ad for Canad ireatest Nurseries in the town of Macgregor and surrounding communities. The listing promotes fruit trees small fruits ornamentals shrubs vines aged potatoes and garden seeds. The notice mentions San Jose Seales and a shipment to Abtman under commission in Stone Wellington.
The MacGregor Church outlines Sunday worship times with morning prayers and sermons led by Rev. W. Cassap, and Bible class and Sunday school. It notes parish events, monthly Holy Communion, and midweek prayer meetings, with additional details partially obscured in the damaged text.
A garbled excerpt mentions a farmer and a rural revision, with references to cures and timing. The legible bits point to agricultural topics and local rural matters, though many words are unreadable. The context suggests an editor’s note on farming practices or a legislative revision impacting rural life.
The notice promotes cheap RAM work and 15 percent off on fine goods and dress materials for women. It urges ladies to act now, claiming dress goods are a snap and available at low prices, with a limited time holiday appeal.
Ausnis Meares Oswald and Mr W H L Dy are mentioned with work and travel notes. Oswald read a paper while Mr Booth returned from Winnipeg after holidays among friends. Weather improved after showers and shipments of pigs were made by Me Lawn of Carberry. Austin defeated Macgregor in a football match. Mrs Flalliday of Macgregor visits the district.
Miss E directs Sunday school efforts at Hampden church as infant class enrollment surges. Ed Earl and Mrs D Lengdon with daughter Holland return home after four weeks visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Burke of Gainsborough and Mr Anderson learn of a father’s death near Kingston Ontario. Geo West opens an ice cream parlor drawing brisk trade. William Richardson recovering after accidents. Red Pogue welcomes another son as lambing completes. Image Hill scenes include milder hazards from a near-bridge incident and a team of broncos near Portage on May Day. Jack Cave Brown departs for homestead duties in the West. Kenneth McIntosh suffers a recent loss of four cattle. It is raining.
Concluded comments discuss hay costs, low beef prices, and rations as of January. The piece notes fencing plans, slower recovery of rages, and time needed for enforcement. It mentions horse quality and pricing, with 115 weight classes and rising numbers of horses and ponies, plus shipping by rail and coast connections. A Canadian Pacific route comparison is included alongside potential legislation impacts. Concluding lines promote Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
Fragmentary ancient style recounts Jesus facing charges of blasphemy and claiming kingship. Pilate questions him, Jesus remains silent as priests press for crucifixion. Herod and Galilee figures appear. event ends with Pontius Pilate authorizing the sentence.
An OCR fragment advertises family medicines and ready made clothing with emphasis on a best family medic product and a 31000 box offer. It mentions MeLends apd jerb tablets and Beau Now mahe time to Ieave your njer Cr nespring set of holtness.
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