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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 02, 1905
Page
8
Market snippet lists eggs at 28 cents, turkey 150, duck 10-1246, poultry 12 cents, live hogs 4e, dressed wheat No 2 at 38 to 38? per unit, oats 2, barley, wood to 2.50 with cord, wheat 48 to 55 cents, chicken 100, duck 126, turkey 16 to 18 cents.
Mr John Watson was a passenger to the city on Monday. Mr W J Stinson of Stin was in town Tuesday. A Hill of Austin visits his daughter Mrs Geo Booth. Mrs Jas Martin visits daughter Mrs H Bride of Bran. Jas Matthews leaves on business to Lipton and other western points. New advert of Mr P Walker this week. Rat Portage hockey team defeated Winnipeg 16 to 6 Wednesday evening. Mrs Ross Martin left for Calgary on a visit. A large attendance from this vicinity at the $5 convention Carberry on Monday and Tuesday. Mr Sifton resigns from the Interior portfolio announced in House of Commons. The Quadrille Club Assembly Friday evening well attended. Cricket Club Ball Monday promises to be a society event. MacGregor hockey team travels to Carberry Friday to play the intermeidates. a large crowd expected.
JC Lownie of Bagot visits the village on Saturday and Miss Rattray of Brandon spends the week nearby. Geo Merrick of Winnipeg visits family, while Miss English of Carberry stays with Mrs. Geo Rogers. Laidlaw returns from Winnipeg healthier. John Mundell leaves for Okotoks with belongings, accompanied by Geo. Weather woes trouble the old timers as they recall past patterns. Richard Muir arrives from Dauphin with bride Augie Karl. County Court docket set for Feb 25th. wages case among the filings. Ralph Connor will read at the Presbyterian church in Aus tin on Thursday evening next in March with fish served. A D Campbell and sister depart for Fillmore to start a small store. Local businessmen urged to form a community society to attract immigrants, support a mill, and engage with the GTP if nearby. Cladstone license efforts and local merchant concerns cited.
The Spectator describes two mind types, one optimistic seeing a bright future and utopian hope, predominantly in the West. It contrasts this "sheep" and "goats" framework with a more skeptical view, noting the primacy of belief in a golden age for Western civilization.
A discussion contrasts two mind types the optimistic energetic view and the pessimistic fearful view of the world. The optimistic mind sees progress and safety while the other fears decline and wonders about a dark future. Also included is an advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praising its safety and effectiveness for children and general cold relief.
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