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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
4
A notice lists upcoming church services across locations. Wie 108 Man and MacGregor Churches schedule Sunday morning services at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Beaver hosts 11 a.m. service with league at 12 p.m. Pattihead holds Sunday service at 2 p.m. and a Thursday prayer meeting. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p.m. Sunday school and Bible class noted.
The parish outlines Holy Communion on the first Sunday of each month and the third Sunday at 5 30 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon are held weekly with Sunday school and Bible class at 2 00 p.m. Evening prayers and a sermon occur on Sundays at 7 00 p.m. A litany is observed on the third Sunday in August. St Cuthbert’s church also offers regular prayers and services each Sunday with additional evening addresses.
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a note about Provincial Mutual Insurance Company with unclear reference to honesty or a mistaken phrase. The readable bits imply a discussion of the insurer and an event or stance questioned by the text, but concrete details or dates are absent.
A biographical sketch recalls Dr MacGregor of St Cuthbert's, his Glasgow ministry, and influence on Scottish church life. Born near Brownhill, he trained in Leeds and served 1573 years, leading a large congregation and earning renown for his sermons and oratorio culture. He married twice and endured personal heartache, with a later Queen Victoria friendship and a Moderator honor in 1891.
A fragmented notice mentions Creeo Court and No 286 with colic cholera and diarrhea at home. The readable text references danger and disease but lacks full details, leaving the exact action or context unclear. Further readable fragments might clarify the situation.
A damaged fragment mentions Melotte and a hazardous situation with felonious acts and heavy tensions. It notes prior sales exceeding twenty items and hints at a purchase by interested parties amid unspecified trouble and upheaval.
A letter argues outdoor games teach courtesy and genuine sportsmanship. It cites the value of not taking careless shots at game, urging players to give the bird a fair chance and avoid pot shots. The author notes complaints about conduct in some games, praising proper consideration and restraint.
A terse ad offers house seed rasnting and related work at reasonable prices. It notes the undersigned holds stock of designs and invites calls, directing readers to an office one door north of Knox's Corner store for inquiries or services.
A local note from Irwinville reports Mr. Barber keeping a bottle of edtamorbus to treat sudden diarrhoea attacks when a doctor or store visit isn’t possible. The message claims the medicine is highly effective and widely sold by druggists on a sealers.
Fragmentary OCR notes show reference to Island Park Nursery. The readable text mentions the name and location hints but lacks a clear event, date, or full context to determine a complete item.
Farmers across the country are urged to organize through the Grange and the American Society of Equity to gain mutual benefits. The column argues laborers seek unions while farmers must prove coop eration benefits, noting intelligence and shared interests across sectors and urging trial plans.
The Prize Lists are distributed and obtainable by postcard request to the Murager. Numerous valuable prizes are offered this year with special prizes donated, described as valuable and practical. A complete list can be obtained by sending for the fire list.
U S soldiers in Cuba, Cuban diarrhea described as severe as mild cholera, with ordinary remedies failing. Jacobs of Houston testifies a home remedy bought in Cuba cured a neighbor, praised as a valuable medicine. For sale through druggists and dealers.
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