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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
4
A cryptic note from an OCR fragment mentions arrears and a vague date cluster around the 190s, with unclear names and places. The readable portion signals financial or debt related terms, but lacks concrete facts. Further context is needed to identify persons, organizations, or locations.
A mixed array of political results and educational events from 1908 is summarized. Quebec and Ontario voting trends show Conservative gains and Liberal losses, with Premier Gouin defeated in Montreal and Premier Whitney’s party facing defeats elsewhere. In Manitoba, the annual pupil footrace for public school students under eighteen is planned for July 15 in Winnipeg, plus a steam and gasoline engineering course for threshermen offered by Manitoba Agricultural College from July 20 to August 1, with entry details available from Central Business College Winnipeg.
In a fragmented report police investigate an incident near Faipchild's warehouse behind the Sanday night street. Officers detain I Raberstein aged 38 from Jarvis Avenue and H Prochan for questioning as part of the ongoing inquiry.
Notice details a mortgage sale of a farm property including dwelling, outbuildings, and land with a 10 year term for payment. Sale terms require purchase money to be paid in full at sale and balance per conditions known at sale. The notice bears dated approval and names the solicitor and interested parties.
A concise notice for a registered Shorthern bull aged 11 months described as grand. Apply to the listed contact for ownership or further details about the animal.
A man identified as Herman Goldstein, about 25, a tailor from 254 Darvis Street, Winnipeg, was found dead with a gaping wound over his heart and a 32 calibre revolver nearby, the empty chamber indicating a self-inflicted or attempted murder scene at the P.R. transfer.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century local notice references Dr Shoop and a restorative product, with scattered abbreviations and signatures including a secretary. The legibility is poor but indicates an official listing or advertisement in the newspaper.
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