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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 04, 1898
Page
4
A garbled page lists multiple town topics from North Norfolk council meetings and local events. Items include court mentions, civic notices, retail openings, and personal updates such as visiting figures, theater lines, and forthcoming meetings.
The Herald reports on Manitoba area happenings including social notices, sales, and upcoming church and carnival events. Mentions Mrs. Prank J. Thompson selling in Winnipeg Saturday, Merrick Bros. showcasing prints, and a Lambton carnival program with goats and talent. Also notes dairy and creamery matters, including provincial dairy association actions and stock concerns.
Early returns from Ontario elections show a surprising result with the Hardy government holding power by a very slim margin. The list of constituencies electing literal candidates includes Algonquin, among others, as tabulated in the latest figures.
A chaotic clipping discusses railway policies and Canadian interests with references to West and North branches. It mentions Mr Avery, a repaired shoulder, and officials like Mr Campbell, while listing regional areas such as Wellington West and York districts. The piece critiques Liberal losses and argues Canada benefits from rail access and cheaper travel options, contrasting local routes with cross-border implications.
A jumble of market prices and local events from a rural town including wheat and ore rates, visitors such as Mrs Merrisy of Sewell, notices of repairs and flour mills reopening, and references to Rev J A Jarvis, teachers and school activities. Names like P Booth, W ge, Luthbert, Me G, Speet appear among scattered notes. A serious injury involving Dan Campbell is briefly noted.
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