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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
3
The district reports rain and farming activity as farmers reseed fields after worm damage. The football team traveled to Rossendale but faced a surprise wait and lost 3 to 2 to Emmeline. Glover and Mrs. Glover at Portage La Prairie. Hamblin visited Portage. Ratepayers meeting lacked action due to district 32 sections vs legal 20.
A fragmented discussion notes that western population could reach toward a third of Canada, threatening redistribution. It suggests Manitoba New Brunswick and maritime provinces would gain seats, while the West could hold about fifty seats combined if census trends continue.
An old editorial warns that opening a window in a closed room merely mixes stale air and does not fully renew it. It argues true ventilation requires a sustained draught, and fresh air helps curb contagions while closed doors trap impurities.
Ross Martin advertises fruit pricing at Pete Martins store with mention of Knox date handwriting. The note promotes water filters at a corner store and sandals for sale by St. Martin. Glover's is listed as another selling point for the latest insect repellent.
Two boys conducted a practical chemistry experiment in a public school classroom using phosphorus. After the boys left Ernest McGirr gathered the phosphorus, pocketed it, and an hour later it ignited spontaneously. Water doused the fire, causing a ruined coat and minor burns. Authorities warn phosphorus is highly combustible and poisonous and requires strict supervision.
The census data indicates Manitoba trails Ontario and Quebec and also Nova Scotia and New Brunswick in population. Nova Scotia records 459000 residents while New Brunswick has 320000. Manitoba's population stands at 150080, with British Columbia and others following.
A gathering of the Nordicultural Society Lute is planned for Saturday at 2 oclock in the afternoon. Directors and all concerned are urged to attend as this meeting is of importance.
A garbled notice mentions clever stories and humor and asks about subscription price and inducements for parents and animary. Details are unclear but suggests a call for participation and pricing confusion. No definite names, places, or dates are readable.
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